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Original Article

In vitro element release and biological aspects of base–metal alloys for metal-ceramic applications

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Pages 70-75 | Received 07 May 2015, Accepted 01 Jul 2015, Published online: 30 Sep 2015

Figures & data

Table 1. Trade name, manufacturer, batch number and composition of the investigated alloys given by the manufacturers.

Table 2. The results from corrosion and immersion tests.

Figure 1. Results from MTT test after incubation of the alloys in MEM for 24 hours. Pure copper served as control and was rated moderately cytotoxic according to the cell viability of 50.1 and 47.6%. As seen from the mean value from all tests, none of the remaining alloys were rated cytotoxic.

Figure 1. Results from MTT test after incubation of the alloys in MEM for 24 hours. Pure copper served as control and was rated moderately cytotoxic according to the cell viability of 50.1 and 47.6%. As seen from the mean value from all tests, none of the remaining alloys were rated cytotoxic.

Figure 2. Alloys incubated in lactic acid for 7 days followed by MTT assay, the corrosion MTT. The copper alloy NPG and pure copper were rated severely cytotoxic.

Figure 2. Alloys incubated in lactic acid for 7 days followed by MTT assay, the corrosion MTT. The copper alloy NPG and pure copper were rated severely cytotoxic.