학술논문

Construction of micro-patterned poly(ethylene glycol) surface for controlling protein and cell interactions / パターン化細胞接着制御表面の構築と機能性細胞スフェロイドアレイの創製
Document Type
Journal Article
Source
Polymer Preprints, Japan. 2004, :2146
Subject
bio-reactor
pattarned surface
polymer brush
spheroid array
スフェロイドアレイ
バイオリアクター
パターニング
ポリマーブラシ
Language
Japanese
Abstract
Since cellular adhesion and spreading is regulated by protein adsorption, patterning of proteins responsible for cellular adhesion leads to spatially directed cellular adhesion. In this study, micropatterned surfaces were prepared by coating of mercapto-functionalized poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG) on Au surface which wroks for repelling proteins, followed by plasma-etching through a metal mask pattern with circular holes. Then the micro-patterning of bovine articular chondrocytes hetero-spheroids underlaid with human umbilical endothelial cells (HUVEC) was achieved. SPR study showed that PEG chain density play a critical role to inhibit protein adsorptions, and consequent formation of spheroids showed good accordance to this SPR data. These arrayed spheroids are promising materials for tissue and cell based biosensors as well as tissue engineering.

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