Biomedical Engineering Reference
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20
SUPPORTED CELL MIMETIC
MONOLAYERS AND THEIR
BLOOD COMPATIBILITY
K. Kaladhar and Chandra P. Sharma
Biosurface Technology Division, BMT Wing, Sree Chithra Tirunal Institute
for Medical Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala,
India
Contents
20.1 Overview
664
20.2 Dense Thin Solid Films
664
20.3 Biomimetic Approaches in Surface Modifi cation
664
20.3.1 Air/Water and Air/Solid Properties of Thin Solid Films of Lipids
665
20.3.2 Optimization of Heterogeneous Phospholipids/Glycolipid/
Cholesterol Ternary Lipid Composition, Lateral Stability
Improvement, and Preliminary Blood Compatibility Studies
667
20.3.3 Air/Water Interfacial Properties of TSF
668
20.3.4 Macromolecule Incorporation into Lipid Thin Solid Films
668
20.3.5 Optimization of Deposition Parameters
670
20.3.6 Surface Properties of Supported Thin Solid Films
671
20.3.7 Biological Interactions onto These Surfaces
672
20.4 Calcifi cation Studies
673
20.5 Protein Interaction Studies
673
20.6 Blood Cell Adhesion Studies
674
20.7 Platelet Adhesion and Activation Studies
674
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