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  • 2018Development of an Infection-Responsive Fluorescent Sensor for the Early Detection of Urinary Catheter Blockage16citations
  • 2016An in-situ infection detection sensor coating for urinary catheters70citations
  • 2010Polymer-tethered bimolecular lipid membranes21citations
  • 2008Surface plasmon resonance-enhanced fluorescence implementation of a single-step competition assay: Demonstration of fatty acid measurement using an anti-fatty acid monoclonal antibody and a Cy5-labeled fatty acid6citations
  • 2007Adhesion improvement of plasma-polymerized maleic anhydride films on gold using HMDSO/O-2 adhesion layers14citations
  • 2007The effect of the ionophore valinomycin on biomimetic solid supported lipid DPPTE/EPC membranes71citations
  • 2002Chemical structure and properties of plasma-polymerized maleic anhydride films110citations
  • 2000Pulsed plasma deposited maleic anhydride thin films as supports for lipid bilayers94citations

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  • Hathaway, Hollie J.
  • Acosta, Florianne B.
  • Thet, Naing T.
  • Wallace, Laura A.
  • Milo, Scarlet
  • Liu, Dan
  • Nzakizwanayo, Jonathan
  • Thet, Naing Tun
  • Jones, Brian
  • Jonas, Ulrich
  • Frank, Curt
  • Götz, Heide
  • Bender, Katja
  • Kügler, Ralf
  • Kibrom, Asmorom
  • Heibel, Claudia
  • Förch, Renate
  • Sinner, Eva Kathrin
  • Reisinger, Annette
  • Rühe, Jürgen
  • Naumann, Renate
  • Knoll, Wolfgang
  • Naumann, Christoph
  • Schiller, Stefan
  • Vareiro, Mmlm
  • Gani, M. M.
  • Cameron, Pj
  • Zak, K.
  • Maplin, S.
  • Tranchant, I.
  • Tabor, A. B.
  • Hailes, H. C.
  • Williams, D. E.
  • Slevin, C. J.
  • Chifen, A. N.
  • Knoll, W.
  • Forch, R.
  • Rose, L.
  • Hu, J.
  • Schiller, S.
  • Sanchez-Estrada, F. S.
  • Timmons, R. B.
  • Wang, Y. Z.
  • Foerch, R.
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Pulsed plasma deposited maleic anhydride thin films as supports for lipid bilayers

  • Hu, J.
  • Schiller, S.
  • Wang, Y. Z.
  • Foerch, R.
  • Jenkins, Toby
  • Knoll, W.
Abstract

<p>Pulsed plasma polymerization has been used to deposit thin polymer films from maleic anhydride. By variations of the duty cycle (t<sub>on</sub>/(t<sub>on</sub>+t<sub>off</sub>)) employed during the plasma treatment, it has been possible to achieve a high retention of the anhydride groups within the film. Hydration of the anhydride groups in water created a carboxylic acid functionalized film, which was used to support a negatively charged DMPG lipid bilayer using Ca<sup>2+</sup> as a chelating agent. The capacitance and resistance of adsorbed DMPG on three films prepared at different plasma duty cycles could be correlated with the relative amount of anhydride groups present in the plasma polymer films.</p>

Topics
  • polymer
  • thin film
  • carboxylic acid