Surface functionalization for biomedical applications

Mathieu HJ, Gao X, Chevolot Y & Balazs DJ
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Mathieu, H. J., Gao, X., Chevolot, Y., & Balazs, D. J. (2006). Surface functionalization for biomedical applications. In J. P. Blitz & V. M. Gun'ko (Eds.), NATO science series II. Mathematics, physics and chemistry: Vol. 228. Surface chemistry in biomedical and environmental science (pp. 145-158). https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4741-X_14
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This paper describes the functionalization of surfaces against non-specific protein adsorption. For surface modification photo-immobilization, γ-activation or a RF physical plasma is used which changes the chemical surface composition within the first 10 nm region. The surface chemistry is controlled by the use of Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry and X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy.

Details
Publication Type

Proceedings Paper

Title

Surface functionalization for biomedical applications

Author(s)

Mathieu, H.J.

Gao, X.

Chevolot, Y.

Balazs, D.J. (402 Advanced Fibers)

Conference Proceedings

Surface chemistry in biomedical and environmental science

Editor(s)

Blitz, Jonathan P. (editor)
Gun'ko, Vladimir M. (editor)

Series Title

NATO science series II. Mathematics, physics and chemistry

Publisher

Springer

Publication Place

Dordrecht

Volume

228

Start Page

145

End Page

158

Publication Year

2006

Conference

NATO advanced research workshop on pure and applied surface chemistry and nanomaterials for human life and environmental protection

Conference Place

Kiev, Ukraine

Conference Date

September 14-17, 2005

Keywords

biomaterials surface functionalization
XPS
Tof-SIMS
photo-immobilization
glycoengineering
bacterial adhesion
endotracheal tubes
PS biosensors fluorescence immunoassays
AgNo3
PVC
Pseudomonas aeruginosa