2010
DOI: 10.14723/tmrsj.35.135
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Effect of Well-Defined Polymer Brush Surface on Adsorption Force of Bovine Serum Albumin

Abstract: When the materials get contact with blood, non-specific protein adsorption occurs on the surface and the protein adsorption layer induces much severe biological responses including cellular reactions. Therefore, evaluating the first protein adsorption is important for preparing the nonbiofouling surfaces. Atomic force microscopy (AFM) makes it possible to directly measure the forces generated from protein-surface interaction in aqueous media down to few piconewtons range. In this study, we evaluated the adsorp… Show more

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“…Moreover, we observed clear tendency to decrease in adsorption force with an increase in the thickness in each polymer brush case. The poly(MPC) could maintain low adsorption force for protein even in the case of thinner layer [49]. From these results, polymer brush layers prepared with zwitterionic and hydrophilic monomer units have extremely weak interactions with proteins and cells.…”
Section: Biological Response Of Poly(mpc) Brush Layermentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…Moreover, we observed clear tendency to decrease in adsorption force with an increase in the thickness in each polymer brush case. The poly(MPC) could maintain low adsorption force for protein even in the case of thinner layer [49]. From these results, polymer brush layers prepared with zwitterionic and hydrophilic monomer units have extremely weak interactions with proteins and cells.…”
Section: Biological Response Of Poly(mpc) Brush Layermentioning
confidence: 89%
“…from the BrC3DMCS-immobilized substrate using EBIB [21,43], in our case, it was 0.26 chains nm -2 on BrC10TCS-immobilized silicon wafer, respectively. While there is a little difference in the graft density of poly(MPC) brush layer by the preparation methods, all the graft densities are more than 0.1 chains nm -2 , indicating that the dense polymer brush layer are prepared on the silicon wafer [48][49][50].…”
Section: Th Forum On New Materials Part Ementioning
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