Holographic material film composed by Norland Noa 65® adhesive

Pinto-Iguanero, Bernardina; Olivares‐Pérez, A.; Fuentes‐Tapia, I.

doi:10.1016/s0925-3467(02)00068-x

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“…The anchoring of the RGD linker on the coated NOA 61 layer might have accompanied the reaction with the Si groups existing on the NOA 61 surface. From the structural perspective, NOA is mainly composed of two partsacrylate group and mercapto group (Pinto-Iguanero et al 2002). Besides the interaction between the RGD and Si group of NOA 61, the amine residues on lysine on RGD might have reacted with the acrylate and mercapto groups on NOA 61 for the anchoring of the RGD linker on micropatterned NOA 61.…”

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Targeted cell adhesion on selectively micropatterned polymer arrays on a poly(dimethylsiloxane) surface

Tang

Min

Lee

et al. 2009

Biomed Microdevices

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Herein, we introduce the fabrication of polymer micropattern arrays on a chemically inert poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) surface and employ them for the selective adhesion of cells. To fabricate the micropattern arrays, a mercapto-ester-based photocurable adhesive was coated onto a mercaptosilane-coated PDMS surface and photopolymerized using a photomask to obtain patterned arrays at the microscale level. Robust polymer patterns, 380 microm in diameter, were successfully fabricated onto a PDMS surface, and cells were selectively targeted toward the patterned regions. Next, the performance of the cell adhesion was observed by anchoring cell adhesive linker, an RGD oligopeptide, on the surface of the mercapto-ester-based adhesive-cured layer. The successful anchoring of the RGD linker was confirmed through various surface characterizations such as water contact angle measurement, XPS analysis, FT-IR analysis, and AFM measurement. The micropatterning of a photocurable adhesive onto a PDMS surface can provide high structural rigidity, a highly-adhesive surface, and a physical pathway for selective cell adhesion, while the incorporated polymer micropattern arrays inside a PDMS microfluidic device can serve as a microfluidic platform for disease diagnoses and high-throughput drug screening.

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Section: Xps and Ft-ir Analysesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Targeted cell adhesion on selectively micropatterned polymer arrays on a poly(dimethylsiloxane) surface

Tang

Min

Lee

et al. 2009

Biomed Microdevices

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“…They can successfully be used in optical storage devices, optical elements and interconnections. Nowadays, photopolymers such as acrylate solid photopolymer films, acrylamide-based compositions, phenanthrenequinone-dye doped poly(methyl-methacrylate), multicomponent acrylate oligomermonomer and oligomer-diluents liquid mixtures, and polymers containning azobenzene moieties, are intensively investigated as materials for holographic recording [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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Volume Grating Recording in Acrylate-Based Photopolymers

Aleksejeva¹,

Teteris²

2010

Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences

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Norland Optical Adhesive (NOA) acrylate-based photopolymers were studied as a material for fabrication of volume gratings. Photopolymers were irradiated by a He-Cd laser of 325nm line interference pattern during holographic recording. We recorded transmission and reflection holograms. The formation of grating in photopolymers can be explained by photopolymerization during the UV light irradiance. Diffraction efficiency in dependence on the sample thickness and on the polarization state/intensity of recording beam was investigated in the transmission mode. To achieve a better angular selectivity of the diffracted beam, the thickness of the prepared samples was raised up to 2.4 mm. In this work the diffraction efficiency >80% was achieved. The best angular selectivity of a diffracted beam was several minutes. Gratings with high diffraction efficiency and good angular selectivity can successfully be used in the telecommunications and data storage devices. The advantages of such a grating are long-term mechanical stability, low dependence on the temperature changes as well as simple and cheap preparation.

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“…One of these commercial materials (NOA65) was recently used for the fabrication of the computer generated gratings and kinoforms [12]. The fabrication of these diffractive optical elements kinoform patterns with relatively good efficiency have been reported [12]. In addition the material was recently used to fabricate holographic polymer dispersed liquid crystals (H-PDLC) structures.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The Norland adhesives are generally mixtures of multifunctional aliphatic thiols, vinyl monomers and photoinitiator [12,13]. The irradiation with UV light (200-400 nm) results in polymer network formation due to thiol-radicals addition to the double bond of vinyl component.…”

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“…The irradiation with UV light (200-400 nm) results in polymer network formation due to thiol-radicals addition to the double bond of vinyl component. From the chemistry itself and from the published results [12] it is not clear so far whether the exposure to the interference light field or through a mask would lead to the volume and/or the surface relief structure formation in the film. The second open question is whether a surface relief structure may be obtained without subsequent development of the film or with an additional post-processing.…”

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confidence: 99%

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