Biomedical Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
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Analyzing the Biological
Entity of Nanomaterials
Characterization of
Nanomaterial Properties
in Biological Matrices
Christian A. Ruge, Marc D. Driessen,
Andrea Haase, Ulrich F. Schäfer,
Andreas Luch, and Claus-Michael Lehr
CONTENTS
4.1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 60
4.1.1
Why Is It Important to Characterize Nanomaterials In Situ ? ............. 60
4.1.2
Interaction of Nanoparticles with Proteins and Influencing Factors .... 63
4.1.3
Methodological Approaches for In Situ Characterization of
Nanomaterials ..................................................................................... 65
4.1.4
Biological Fluids as Model Systems to Study Bio-Nano
Interactions ....................................................................................... 68
4.2
Nanomaterial Interactions with Serum or Serum-Containing Cell
Culture Medium.............................................................................................. 71
4.2.1
Physiological Considerations .............................................................. 71
4.2.2
Available Models and Lessons Learned from Published Studies ...... 72
4.2.3
Single Protein Systems ....................................................................... 73
4.2.4
Interaction with Plasma or Serum ...................................................... 74
4.2.5
Lessons Learned from NanoGEM ..................................................... 75
4.2.6
Conclusions and Considerations for Future Studies ........................... 77
4.3
Example/Case Study: Nanomaterial Interactions with Biological Fluids
in the Respiratory Tract .................................................................................. 78
4.3.1
Physiological Considerations .............................................................. 78
4.3.2
Available Models for Lung Lining Fluid ............................................ 79
4.3.3
Lessons Learned from Published Studies .......................................... 81
4.3.4
Lessons Learned from NanoGEM ..................................................... 83
4.3.5
Conclusions and Considerations for Future Studies ........................... 85
4.4
Example/Case Study: Nanomaterial Interactions with Biological Fluids
in the Gastrointestinal Tract ........................................................................... 85
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