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Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
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Preface
xiii
Introduction
1
1
The deposition, adsorption, and desorption of biomacro-
molecules
23
1.1
Elementary physico-chemical considerations
........ 24
1.2
Monolayer adsorption
..................... 32
1.2.1
Effect of flow rate
................... 38
1.3
Desorption
........................... 41
1.4
Competitive adsorption and protein exchange
....... 42
1.5
Multilayer adsorption
..................... 44
1.6
Multicomponent adsorption
................. 45
1.7
Adsorption onto heterogeneous surfaces
........... 45
1.8
Conclusions
.......................... 46
1.9
Further reading
........................ 47
2
Chemical and physical attributes of
biomedical
surfaces
49
2.1
Interaction energetics
..................... 51
2.1.1
Pairwise interactions
................. 51
2.1.2
Protein surface heterogeneity
............ 54
2.1.3
Three-body interactions
............... 57
2.2
Wettability
.......................... 59
2.2.1
The wetting transition
................ 61
2.2.2
Wetting dynamics
................... 62
vii
viii CONTENTS
2.2.3
Dewetting dynamics
................. 63
2.2.4
Wetting on rough and chemically inhomogeneous sur¬
faces
.......................... 65
2.3
Morphology
.......................... 66
2.3.1
Roughness
....................... 67
2.3.2
Porosity
........................ 70
2.4
Chemistry
........................... 71
2.4.1
The principles of molecular recognition
....... 71
2.5
Biodegradability
........................ 78
2.6
Further reading
........................ 79
3
The basis of
biofluid
compatibility
81
3.1
Water
............................. 82
3.2
Hemocompatibility
...................... 85
3.2.1
The composition of human blood
.......... 86
3.2.2
Initial recognition events
............... 87
3.2.3
The coagulation cascade
............... 90
3.2.4
The immune system
................. 94
3.2.5
The innate immune system
.............. 95
3.2.6
The adaptive immune system
............ 96
3.2.7
Hemodialysis
to combat renal failure
........ 99
3.2.8
Stents
......................... 100
3.3
Hemocompatibility testing
.................. 102
3.4
Urine compatibility
...................... 106
3.5
Lachrymal secretions
..................... 108
3.6
Buccal
secretions
....................... 108
3.7
Bioanalytical surfaces
..................... 110
3.8
Biocompatibility testing of fluids other than blood
.....
Ill
3.8.1
Quantifying biocompatibility
.............
Ill
3.9
Further reading
........................ 112
4
Cell and tissue interactions with artificial surfaces
113
4.1
Principles of eukaryotic cell architecture
.......... 114
4.2
Cell adhesion
......................... 117
4.3
Principles of tissue architecture
............... 122
CONTENTS ix
4.3.1
Inflamed tissue
.................... 123
4.4
Bone
.............................. 123
4.5
Assimilation
.......................... 125
4.6
The adhesion of cells to artificial surfaces
.......... 127
4.6.1
Cell spreading
..................... 129
4.6.2
Substratum topography effects on cell response
. . 130
4.7
Implant cytotoxicity
..................... 132
4.8
Bacterial infection of implants
................ 133
4.8.1
Bacterial structure and dynamics
.......... 134
4.8.2
Biofilms
........................ 137
4.8.3
Bacterial adhesion
.................. 137
4.9
Further reading
........................ 138
5
Lubrication, wear, and corrosion
139
5.1
Fundamentals of tribology
.................. 140
5.1.1
Dry friction
...................... 140
5.1.2
Lubrication
...................... 141
5.2
Friction in hip endoprostheses
................ 143
5.3
Possible physiological effects of particles released as a result
of wear
............................. 146
5.3.1
Physical properties of
(nano)
particles
........ 148
5.3.2
Chemical properties of
(nano)
particles
....... 148
5.3.3
Corrosion
....................... 152
5.4
Further reading
........................ 155
В
Surface generation, engineering, and coating
157
6.1
Machining
........................... 159
6.1.1
Mechanical operations
................ 161
6.1.2
Laser micromachining
................ 164
6.1.3
Electrochemical methods
............... 168
6.2
Surface engineering
...................... 168
6.2.1
Plasma modification
................. 170
6.2.2
Ion implantation
................... 170
6.2.3
Anodizing
....................... 172
6.3
Surface coating
........................ 172
x
CONTENTS
6.3.1
Physical vapor deposition (PVD)
.......... 174
6.3.2
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD)
.......... 175
6.3.3
Ceramic coatings by plasma spraying
........ 179
6.3.4
Sol-gel coatings
.................... 180
6.3.5
Soft self-assembled coatings
............. 182
6.4
Prospects
........................... 190
6.5
Further reading
........................ 190
7
The metrology of
biomedical
surfaces
193
7.1
Energetics
........................... 196
7.1.1
Wetting
........................ 196
7.1.2
Probe particles
.................... 198
7.2
Morphology
.......................... 200
7.2.1
Contact techniques
.................. 200
7.2.2
Porosity
........................ 207
7.2.3
Noncontact
(optical) techniques
........... 208
7.2.4
Layer thickness and density
............. 214
7.3
Dynamical structure measurements
............. 215
7.3.1
Viscoelasticity
..................... 215
7.3.2
Nonimaging uses of scanning probe microscopy
. . 215
7.3.3
Tribology
....................... 217
7.4
Chemical surface analysis
.................. 218
7.4.1
Electrical surface properties
............. 221
7.4.2
Protein adsorption and desorption
.......... 221
7.4.3
Layer chemistry and multicomponent distribution
. 225
7.5
Cytometry
........................... 226
7.6
Analysis of cell internal components
............. 233
7.6.1
Microarrays
...................... 234
7.6.2
Two-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2DGE)
.... 239
7.7
Multifunctional metrology
.................. 241
7.8
Further reading
........................ 242
8
Prospects for smart and nanomaterials
245
8.1
The nature of responsiveness
................. 248
8.2
Bioactive coatings
....................... 252
CONTENTS xi
8.2.1
Cell adhesion-promoting coatings
.......... 254
8.2.2
Cell adhesion-inhibiting coatings
.......... 255
8.2.3
Drug delivery surfaces
................ 255
8.2.4
Biocidal surfaces
................... 257
8.3
Nanomaterials
......................... 258
8.4
A complexity sciences perspective for
biomaterials
design
. 259
8.5
Recapitulation
......................... 261
8.6
Further reading
........................ 262
List of acronyms
263
About the author
265
Index
267
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Contents
Preface
xiii
Introduction
1
1
The deposition, adsorption, and desorption of biomacro-
molecules
23
1.1
Elementary physico-chemical considerations
. 24
1.2
Monolayer adsorption
. 32
1.2.1
Effect of flow rate
. 38
1.3
Desorption
. 41
1.4
Competitive adsorption and protein exchange
. 42
1.5
Multilayer adsorption
. 44
1.6
Multicomponent adsorption
. 45
1.7
Adsorption onto heterogeneous surfaces
. 45
1.8
Conclusions
. 46
1.9
Further reading
. 47
2
Chemical and physical attributes of
biomedical
surfaces
49
2.1
Interaction energetics
. 51
2.1.1
Pairwise interactions
. 51
2.1.2
Protein surface heterogeneity
. 54
2.1.3
Three-body interactions
. 57
2.2
Wettability
. 59
2.2.1
The wetting transition
. 61
2.2.2
Wetting dynamics
. 62
vii
viii CONTENTS
2.2.3
Dewetting dynamics
. 63
2.2.4
Wetting on rough and chemically inhomogeneous sur¬
faces
. 65
2.3
Morphology
. 66
2.3.1
Roughness
. 67
2.3.2
Porosity
. 70
2.4
Chemistry
. 71
2.4.1
The principles of molecular recognition
. 71
2.5
Biodegradability
. 78
2.6
Further reading
. 79
3
The basis of
biofluid
compatibility
81
3.1
Water
. 82
3.2
Hemocompatibility
. 85
3.2.1
The composition of human blood
. 86
3.2.2
Initial recognition events
. 87
3.2.3
The coagulation cascade
. 90
3.2.4
The immune system
. 94
3.2.5
The innate immune system
. 95
3.2.6
The adaptive immune system
. 96
3.2.7
Hemodialysis
to combat renal failure
. 99
3.2.8
Stents
. 100
3.3
Hemocompatibility testing
. 102
3.4
Urine compatibility
. 106
3.5
Lachrymal secretions
. 108
3.6
Buccal
secretions
. 108
3.7
Bioanalytical surfaces
. 110
3.8
Biocompatibility testing of fluids other than blood
.
Ill
3.8.1
Quantifying biocompatibility
.
Ill
3.9
Further reading
. 112
4
Cell and tissue interactions with artificial surfaces
113
4.1
Principles of eukaryotic cell architecture
. 114
4.2
Cell adhesion
. 117
4.3
Principles of tissue architecture
. 122
CONTENTS ix
4.3.1
Inflamed tissue
. 123
4.4
Bone
. 123
4.5
Assimilation
. 125
4.6
The adhesion of cells to artificial surfaces
. 127
4.6.1
Cell spreading
. 129
4.6.2
Substratum topography effects on cell response
. . 130
4.7
Implant cytotoxicity
. 132
4.8
Bacterial infection of implants
. 133
4.8.1
Bacterial structure and dynamics
. 134
4.8.2
Biofilms
. 137
4.8.3
Bacterial adhesion
. 137
4.9
Further reading
. 138
5
Lubrication, wear, and corrosion
139
5.1
Fundamentals of tribology
. 140
5.1.1
Dry friction
. 140
5.1.2
Lubrication
. 141
5.2
Friction in hip endoprostheses
. 143
5.3
Possible physiological effects of particles released as a result
of wear
. 146
5.3.1
Physical properties of
(nano)
particles
. 148
5.3.2
Chemical properties of
(nano)
particles
. 148
5.3.3
Corrosion
. 152
5.4
Further reading
. 155
В
Surface generation, engineering, and coating
157
6.1
Machining
. 159
6.1.1
Mechanical operations
. 161
6.1.2
Laser micromachining
. 164
6.1.3
Electrochemical methods
. 168
6.2
Surface engineering
. 168
6.2.1
Plasma modification
. 170
6.2.2
Ion implantation
. 170
6.2.3
Anodizing
. 172
6.3
Surface coating
. 172
x
CONTENTS
6.3.1
Physical vapor deposition (PVD)
. 174
6.3.2
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD)
. 175
6.3.3
Ceramic coatings by plasma spraying
. 179
6.3.4
Sol-gel coatings
. 180
6.3.5
Soft self-assembled coatings
. 182
6.4
Prospects
. 190
6.5
Further reading
. 190
7
The metrology of
biomedical
surfaces
193
7.1
Energetics
. 196
7.1.1
Wetting
. 196
7.1.2
Probe particles
. 198
7.2
Morphology
. 200
7.2.1
Contact techniques
. 200
7.2.2
Porosity
. 207
7.2.3
Noncontact
(optical) techniques
. 208
7.2.4
Layer thickness and density
. 214
7.3
Dynamical structure measurements
. 215
7.3.1
Viscoelasticity
. 215
7.3.2
Nonimaging uses of scanning probe microscopy
. . 215
7.3.3
Tribology
. 217
7.4
Chemical surface analysis
. 218
7.4.1
Electrical surface properties
. 221
7.4.2
Protein adsorption and desorption
. 221
7.4.3
Layer chemistry and multicomponent distribution
. 225
7.5
Cytometry
. 226
7.6
Analysis of cell internal components
. 233
7.6.1
Microarrays
. 234
7.6.2
Two-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2DGE)
. 239
7.7
Multifunctional metrology
. 241
7.8
Further reading
. 242
8
Prospects for smart and nanomaterials
245
8.1
The nature of responsiveness
. 248
8.2
Bioactive coatings
. 252
CONTENTS xi
8.2.1
Cell adhesion-promoting coatings
. 254
8.2.2
Cell adhesion-inhibiting coatings
. 255
8.2.3
Drug delivery surfaces
. 255
8.2.4
Biocidal surfaces
. 257
8.3
Nanomaterials
. 258
8.4
A complexity sciences perspective for
biomaterials
design
. 259
8.5
Recapitulation
. 261
8.6
Further reading
. 262
List of acronyms
263
About the author
265
Index
267 |
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