Glycophase glass revisited: protein adsorption and cell growth on glass surfaces bearing immobilized glycerol monosaccharides.
Glycophase glass revisited: protein adsorption and cell growth on glass surfaces bearing immobilized glycerol monosaccharides.
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重新审视糖相玻璃:带有固定化甘油单糖的玻璃表面上的蛋白质吸附和细胞生长。
DOI:
10.1016/s0142-9612(02)00035-2
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发表时间:
2002
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14
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Hoffman,AllanS
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作者:
Bain,JamesR;Hoffman,AllanS
γ-Glycerylpropylsilyl or “glycophase” glass has been promoted as a non-fouling surface, resistant to protein adsorption and cell attachment, on which one can immobilize oligopeptide ligands, and thus create cell-type-specific culture surfaces. The present study confirmed that the glycerol-rich glycophase surface is a useful support for peptide immobilization. But glycophase glass was observed to adsorb more albumin than glass. At pH 7.4, desorption studies revealed that albumin bound more tightly to glycophase glass than to glass. Moreover, the growth rates, morphologies, and functions of transgenic βG I/17 insulinoma cell cultures were equivalent on the two surfaces. Glycophase glass is neither protein- nor cell-repellant.