Adsorption of IgG on/in a PAH/PSS multilayer film: Layer structure and cell response

Feldötö, Zsombor; Lundin, Maria; Braesch‐Andersen, Sten; Blomberg, Eva

doi:10.1016/j.jcis.2010.10.006

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“…Moreover, as previously explained, Voigt's model gives more trustable values than Sauerbrey's model for PEM films and so the thickness of PAH/PSS assembly can be estimated here to 36 nm. The stepwise layer growth and the general trend of the gravimetric curve are consistent with the QCM study of PAH/PSS on polystyrene-coated substrates by Blombreg et al [31] and with the reflectometric study of PAH/PSS growth on SiO 2 substrates by Kovacevic et al [32]. Most of all, Fig.…”

Section: In Situ Growth Of Pah/pss Films On a Pes-coated Substratesupporting

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Retention of Cu(II) and Ni(II) ions by filtration through polymer-modified membranes

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Section: In Situ Growth Of Pah/pss Films On a Pes-coated Substratesupporting

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Retention of Cu(II) and Ni(II) ions by filtration through polymer-modified membranes

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“…In a different approach, the activity of an immobilized antibody was aimed to be enhanced by anchoring the immunoglobulin on a polyelectrolyte multilayer. 184 The sensor surfaces of DPI and QCM-D were coated by a first layer of poly(ethylene imine) and further alternate layers of negative poly(Na-styrene sulfonate) and positive poly (allylamine-HCl) were deposited. The multilayer assembly was linear and the values obtained after five bilayers formation for water content (20-25%) and layer refractive index (around 1.5) suggested a compact and rigid internal structure.…”

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“…PEM films in the cited article have been used to study boost progenitor cells behaviour [52][53][54]. Preliminary studies for this work were carried out under the attempt to create microenvironment for cells in the form of wells, made by laser ablation [55] and the in the form of wrinkles [56].…”

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Biomimmetic surfaces effectively inhibiting coagulation process dedicated for cardiovascular devices

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Biomimmetic surfaces effectively inhibiting coagulation process dedicated for cardiovascular devicesThe work focused on developing coatings with niche-like surfaces that resemble stem cells. Structures similar to stem cell niches were designed to inhibit the fast division process and subsequently to influence the efficient endothelialisation. Using a plasma method, the surface topography and stiffness, as well as the microstructure, were modified by controlled residual stresses. The cells exhibited a potential for formation of the appropriate endothelial layer. Residual stresses affected the formation of the surface topography in a form of nano-wrinkles similar to niches in the tissue environment where stem cells are stored. Carbon-based films were deposited on reference substrates using a magnetron sputtering technique. Amorphous carbon and diamond like carbon with anode laser source were studied in the work. Niche-like structures were designed to catch stem cells from blood flow and prevent their rapid differentiation. The blood-material interaction under dynamic conditions was performed and described. Blood from above the analysed surface was collected after the test, and the quality of the blood was assessed along with the type of cellular response to the surface. The potential for endothelialisation was adjusted using human umbilical vein endothelium cells. The contact angle measurement was performed giving initial output information for tests on blood. The biomimetic approach considered nichelike structures reconstruction using materials science. In the work we have developed coatings that could mobilize and influence the differentiation of vascular endothelial cells.

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Adsorption of IgG on/in a PAH/PSS multilayer film: Layer structure and cell response

Cited by 25 publications

References 53 publications

Retention of Cu(II) and Ni(II) ions by filtration through polymer-modified membranes

Retention of Cu(II) and Ni(II) ions by filtration through polymer-modified membranes

Dual-Polarization Interferometry: A Novel Technique To Light up the Nanomolecular World

Biomimmetic surfaces effectively inhibiting coagulation process dedicated for cardiovascular devices

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