Strong resistance of poly (ethylene glycol) based L -tyrosine polyurethanes to protein adsorption and cell adhesion
Strong resistance of poly (ethylene glycol) based L -tyrosine polyurethanes to protein adsorption and cell adhesion
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10.1002/pi.3220
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发表时间:
2011-12
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3.2
通讯作者:
Jui-Chen Yang;Chao Zhao;I. Hsieh;Senthilram Subramanian;Lingyun Liu;Gang Cheng;Lingyan Li;Stephen Z. D. Cheng;Jie Zheng
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Jui-Chen Yang;Chao Zhao;I. Hsieh;Senthilram Subramanian;Lingyun Liu;Gang Cheng;Lingyan Li;Stephen Z. D. Cheng;Jie Zheng
Biofouling that involves protein adsorption, cell and bacteria adhesion, and biofilm formation between a surface and biological entities is a great challenge for biomedical and industry applications. In this work, L-tyrosine-derived polyurethanes (L-polyurethane) with different molecular weights of poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG) were synthesized, characterized and coated on gold surfaces using spin-coating. The non-fouling activity of different L-polyurethane films was evaluated by protein adsorption and cell adhesion. Surface plasmon resonance and cell assay results demonstrate that the PEG content in these L-polyurethanes contributes excellent resistance to protein adsorption and cell attachments. This work provides alternative and effective biomaterials for potential applications in blood-contacting devices. Copyright © 2011 Society of Chemical Industry