ADSORPTION OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN-G, PROTEIN-A, AND FIBRONECTIN IN THE SUBMONOLAYER REGION EVALUATED BY A COMBINED STUDY OF ELLIPSOMETRY AND RADIOTRACER TECHNIQUES
ADSORPTION OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN-G, PROTEIN-A, AND FIBRONECTIN IN THE SUBMONOLAYER REGION EVALUATED BY A COMBINED STUDY OF ELLIPSOMETRY AND RADIOTRACER TECHNIQUES
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DOI:
10.1016/0021-9797(85)90115-8
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
9.9
通讯作者:
RONNBERG, I
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作者:
JONSSON, U;MALMQVIST, M;RONNBERG, I
The adsorption of the proteins: immunoglobulin G, protein A and fibronectin was quantitated in a study applying both ellipsometry and radiotracer techniques. 14C- and 125I-labeled proteins at different concentrations were adsorbed to silica surfaces with 3 different solid surface tensions. The interactions of antibodies with a preadsorbed antigen film was also investigated. The surfaces were characterized by ellipsometry, contact angle measurements and scanning electron microscopy. The proteins were characterized by gel electrophoresis. A linear relationship for the change in the ellipsometric parameter .DELTA. and adsorbed amount was found for immunoglobulin G and protein A. A deviation from linearity was found for fibronectin adsorbed to 2 types of surfaces. The result was interpreted as similarities in the structure of the adsorbed IgG film on the different types of surfaces, whereas the structure of the adsorbed HFN film showed dependence on the solid surface tension. The results were discussed in view of the ellipsometric theories for adsorbed molecules in the submonolayer region. The amounts of adsorbed proteins obtained from the radiolabeling experiments agreed well with those calculated from ellipsometric data.