Nanoplasmonic sensing at the carbon-bio interface: Study of protein adsorption at graphitic and hydrogenated carbon surfaces
Various forms of carbon are known to perform well as biomaterials in a variety of
applications and an improved understanding of their interactions with biomolecules, cells,
and tissues is of interest for improving and tailoring their performance. Nanoplasmonic
sensing (NPS) has emerged as a powerful technique for studying the thermodynamics and
kinetics of interfacial reactions. In this work, the in situ adsorption of two proteins, bovine
serum albumin and fibrinogen, were studied at carbon surfaces with differing chemical and …
applications and an improved understanding of their interactions with biomolecules, cells,
and tissues is of interest for improving and tailoring their performance. Nanoplasmonic
sensing (NPS) has emerged as a powerful technique for studying the thermodynamics and
kinetics of interfacial reactions. In this work, the in situ adsorption of two proteins, bovine
serum albumin and fibrinogen, were studied at carbon surfaces with differing chemical and …
[引用][C] Nanoplasmonic Sensing at the Carbon-Bio Interface: Study of Protein Adsorption at Graphitic and Hydrogenated Carbon Surfaces
Z Federico, A Jenny, C Guido, BA Louise - 2017
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