GRAFTING OF HYDROPHILIC MONOMERS ONTO POLYURETHANE MEMBRANES BY SOLUTION OR PRE-ABSORBING METHODS FOR ACCELERATION OF CELL COMPATIBILITY*
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GRAFTING OF HYDROPHILIC MONOMERS ONTO POLYURETHANE MEMBRANES BY SOLUTION OR PRE-ABSORBING METHODS FOR ACCELERATION OF CELL COMPATIBILITY*
GRAFTING OF HYDROPHILIC MONOMERS ONTO POLYURETHANE MEMBRANES BY SOLUTION OR PRE-ABSORBING METHODS FOR ACCELERATION OF CELL COMPATIBILITY*
高分子科学(英文版)2001年19卷第5期 页码:493-498
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GRAFTING OF HYDROPHILIC MONOMERS ONTO POLYURETHANE MEMBRANES BY SOLUTION OR PRE-ABSORBING METHODS FOR ACCELERATION OF CELL COMPATIBILITY*[J]. 高分子科学(英文版), 2001,19(5):493-498.
GRAFTING OF HYDROPHILIC MONOMERS ONTO POLYURETHANE MEMBRANES BY SOLUTION OR PRE-ABSORBING METHODS FOR ACCELERATION OF CELL COMPATIBILITY*[J]. 2001, 19(5): 493-498.
GRAFTING OF HYDROPHILIC MONOMERS ONTO POLYURETHANE MEMBRANES BY SOLUTION OR PRE-ABSORBING METHODS FOR ACCELERATION OF CELL COMPATIBILITY*[J]. 高分子科学(英文版), 2001,19(5):493-498.DOI:
GRAFTING OF HYDROPHILIC MONOMERS ONTO POLYURETHANE MEMBRANES BY SOLUTION OR PRE-ABSORBING METHODS FOR ACCELERATION OF CELL COMPATIBILITY*[J]. 2001, 19(5): 493-498.DOI:
GRAFTING OF HYDROPHILIC MONOMERS ONTO POLYURETHANE MEMBRANES BY SOLUTION OR PRE-ABSORBING METHODS FOR ACCELERATION OF CELL COMPATIBILITY*
are introduced to covalently immobilizehydrophilic polymers on segmented polyurethane (SPU) to modify its hydrophilicity and to improve its cell compatibility.Solution grafting results in higher degree of grafting and rougher surface morphology. Cell culture evaluation demonstratesthat the modified membranes thus obtained are disadvantageous to the endothelial cell (ECs) growth probably because thehydrophilic groups on the surface are over-crowded.However
pre-absorbing grafting generates lower degree of grafting
which is detected and confirmed by ATR-FTIR spectra and water contact angle.Scanning electron microscopic (SEM) measurement shows that the latter method produces a plane and smooth morphology
which is similar to the SPU control sample controlled.When grafting with lower monomer concentration
ECs could grow on SPU-g-PHEA [poly(2-hydroxyethyl acrylate)]
SPU-g-PAAm(polyacrylamide)
SPU-g-PDMA[poly(2-(dimethylamino)ethyl methacrylate)] or quaternized SPU-g-PDMA surface with elongated cell shapes.Hence
the cell compatibility of SPU is improved and a useful method to construct a cell compatible layer on the polymer surface has been developed.
Abstract
Two grafting methods
i.e. solution grafting and pre-adsorbing
are introduced to covalently immobilizehydrophilic polymers on segmented polyurethane (SPU) to modify its hydrophilicity and to improve its cell compatibility.Solution grafting results in higher degree of grafting and rougher surface morphology. Cell culture evaluation demonstratesthat the modified membranes thus obtained are disadvantageous to the endothelial cell (ECs) growth probably because thehydrophilic groups on the surface are over-crowded.However
pre-absorbing grafting generates lower degree of grafting
which is detected and confirmed by ATR-FTIR spectra and water contact angle.Scanning electron microscopic (SEM) measurement shows that the latter method produces a plane and smooth morphology
which is similar to the SPU control sample controlled.When grafting with lower monomer concentration
ECs could grow on SPU-g-PHEA [poly(2-hydroxyethyl acrylate)]
SPU-g-PAAm(polyacrylamide)
SPU-g-PDMA[poly(2-(dimethylamino)ethyl methacrylate)] or quaternized SPU-g-PDMA surface with elongated cell shapes.Hence
the cell compatibility of SPU is improved and a useful method to construct a cell compatible layer on the polymer surface has been developed.
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