Citation:
SURFACE MODIFICATION OF BLEND FILMS COMPOSED OF SILK FIBROIN AND POLY(ETHYLENE GLYCOL) MACROMER AND THEIR IN VITRO ANTITHROMBOGENICITY*[J]. Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,
2004, 22(4): 399-403.
SURFACE MODIFICATION OF BLEND FILMS COMPOSED OF SILK FIBROIN AND POLY(ETHYLENE GLYCOL) MACROMER AND THEIR IN VITRO ANTITHROMBOGENICITY*
摘要:
In order to improve the blood compatibility of silk fibroin (SF), poly(ethylene glycol) macromer (PEGM) in different amounts was added to the SF film to incorporate C=C group into the surface of blend films which were then modified by SO2 gas plasma treatment. ATR-FITR and XPS were used to analyze the chemical change which had occurred on the film's surface. When the content of sulfur on the surface of blend films surpasses 1.59%, the antithrombogenicity of plasma treated films increases remarkably due to surface sulfonation. This result implies that SF with blend of PEGM after
SO2 plasma treatment have potential use for making blood-contacting biomaterials.
English
SURFACE MODIFICATION OF BLEND FILMS COMPOSED OF SILK FIBROIN AND POLY(ETHYLENE GLYCOL) MACROMER AND THEIR IN VITRO ANTITHROMBOGENICITY*
Abstract:
In order to improve the blood compatibility of silk fibroin (SF), poly(ethylene glycol) macromer (PEGM) in different amounts was added to the SF film to incorporate C=C group into the surface of blend films which were then modified by SO2 gas plasma treatment. ATR-FITR and XPS were used to analyze the chemical change which had occurred on the film's surface. When the content of sulfur on the surface of blend films surpasses 1.59%, the antithrombogenicity of plasma treated films increases remarkably due to surface sulfonation. This result implies that SF with blend of PEGM after
SO2 plasma treatment have potential use for making blood-contacting biomaterials.
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