Scientists at Northwestern University in the USA have discovered a new method for regenerating bone tissue. The results of the study were published in the international scientific journal "PNAS". This was reported by the Ministry of Health
press service.
It is noted that the scientists developed an innovative agent made from a mixture of chemically modified peptide, hyaluronic acid, and polysaccharide. This formulation is highly effective in promoting the growth of new bone tissues.
During the experimental trials, this new bioactive compound was injected into the knee joints of animals, and their condition was monitored over six months.
The results were positive: the bioactive composition helped in the formation of new tissues rich in the relevant collagen and proteoglycans, which play a key role in maintaining joint health.
According to the experts' conclusion, this new treatment method could be useful in treating osteoarthritis, sports injuries, and non-surgical rehabilitation of joints. It could be widely applied in medical practice after the appropriate clinical trials.
