聚 N -异丙基丙烯酰胺(PNIPAm)在水中是具有温度响应性的智能高分子材料,可用于细胞培养和自动脱附。本文从材料的制备方法出发,介绍了电子束照射接枝、等离子体处理接枝、表面活性自由基聚合、水凝胶等方法制备的材料对细胞培养及脱附的影响;阐述了细胞的脱附机理;讨论了加快细胞脱附的方法,包括共聚改性PNIPAm、PNIPAm接枝多孔膜、聚乙二醇(PEG)共聚PNIPAm接枝多孔膜、聚偏氟乙烯(PVDF)膜辅助细胞转移。从PNIPAm温敏性材料表面智能分离得到的细胞片因结构完整并保留了细胞外基质成分,在组织修复中得到了应用。 相似文献
Nano- and micropatterned structures of tissue engineering scaffolds made of biodegradable and biocompatible polymers profoundly influence cell behavior. The present study describes a technically simple and inexpensive method to rapidly fabricate hexagonal arrays of biodegradable polymer pillars (pincushions). As precursors to these polymer pincushion arrays, highly regular porous biodegradable polymer films (self-organized honeycomb-patterned films, called honeycomb films) were prepared on a glass substrate using a simple casting technique. Scanning electron microscope observations revealed that the honeycomb film was composed of a top and bottom layer. This double-layered structure is attributable to the self-organization of hexagonally packed arrays of water droplets that form the template. When we peeled off the top layer of the honeycomb film under ambient conditions using adhesive tape, we obtained arrays of polymer pincushions on both side of the glass substrate and on the adhesive tape. Each air hole is surrounded by six pincushions, each with a diameter of 0.1-1 µm. We also studied factors that determine the morphology of the pincushions, such as the thermal and mechanical properties of the polymers used. It was shown that the heights, widths, and distances of separation between the pincushions could be controlled by the choice of polymer and the pore structure of the original honeycomb film. Such well-ordered, biologically inspired pincushion structures could find application in biomedical, photonic, and electronic materials. 相似文献
Since its introduction in 1994, the preparation of ordered porous polymer films by the breath figure (BF) method has received a considerable interest. The so-called “honeycomb” (HC) films exhibit a hexagonal array of micrometric pores obtained by water droplet condensation during the fast solvent evaporation performed under a humid flow. The main focus of this feature article is to describe the recent advances in the design of honeycomb polymer films by the BF process. We first review the recent studies related to the honeycomb film formation through the exploration of different parameters such as the relative humidity, the polymer concentration, the drying rate, the substrate or the role of interfacial tension. The influence of the architecture and microstructure of the polymer is examined through examples. In this contribution, a special attention is given to the recent articles focused on the preparation of elaborate functional honeycomb-structured polymer films obtained via the simple BF method. In this context, we review the preparation of hierarchical HC films showing either sub- or super-structure, the formation of hybrid HC films by self-assembly of nanoparticles or in situ generation of the inorganic matter, the fluorescence in HC films introduced either by a fluorescent polymer or by fluorescent chemical groups, the elaboration of biomaterials from HC films decorated by glycopolymer and/or showing sensing ability and finally the design of functional polymeric surfaces with either stimuli-responsive or superhydrophobic properties. 相似文献
We report on the formation of ordered arrays of micron-sized holes on the surface of polymer films cast from volatile solvents
in the presence of humidity in vacuum. A lower pressure in a vacuum chamber can accelerate the evaporation of solvent in the
same way as the accelerating action of the air flowing across the solvent surface and results in the formation of porous films
via the “breath figure” templating method. This vacuum technique has a good reproductiveness for the fabrication of the well-ordered
porous films in a large area. It is very controllable to prepare the porous films in a vacuum chamber via controlling the
vacuum level. The pore sizes can be easily tuned from 5.6 to 17.1 μm by changing the vacuum level. The mechanism for the formation
of the porous films in vacuum was also discussed. The polymer films with ordered porous structure and tunable pore sizes have
potential applications in many areas such as microarrays and as scaffolds for tissue engineering.
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Self-assembly processes and subsequent photo-cross-linking were used to generate cross-linked, ordered microporous structures on the surfaces of well defined four-arm star-shaped poly(D,L-lactide) (PDLLA) thin films. The four-arm star-shaped PDLLAs were synthesized using an ethoxylated pentaerythritol initiator. Solutions of the PDLLAs were cast in a humid environment, and upon solvent evaporation, ordered honeycomb structures (or breath figures) were obtained. Correlations between molar mass, polymer solution viscosity, and pore dimensions were established. The average pore dimension decreased with increasing polymer solution concentration, and a linear relationship was observed between relative humidity and average pore dimensions. Highly ordered microporous structures were also developed on four-arm star-shaped methacrylate-modified PDLLA (PDLLA-UM) thin films. Subsequent photo-cross-linking resulted in more stable PDLLA porous films. The photo-cross-linked films were insoluble, and the honeycomb structures were retained despite solvent exposure. Free-standing, structured PDLLA-UM thin films were obtained upon drying for 24 h. Ordered microporous films based on biocompatible and biodegradable polymers, such as PDLLA, offer potential applications in biosensing and biomedical applications. 相似文献
Ordered porous films of polymers with uniform pore size and ordered porous structure are extensively applied in many fields such as separation, biology, photoelectric devices, templates, and other fields, which is the current research frontier in the field of porous films. Among different methods of preparing ordered porous films, the method of breath figure (BF) has attracted much attention due to its simplicity and adjustability. Many factors have been proved to influence the structure of the porous films by the BF method and the used polymer is the most important one. Recently, under the background of energy crisis and environmental pollution, polymers from biomass have received a lot of attention because of their advantages of low carbon, green, good biocompatibility, and easy modification. Up to now, a large number of porous films of biomass-based polymers including cellulose, polylactic acid, and urushiol-based polymers have been prepared by the BF method. Therefore, this article is to make a detailed review of the physicochemical modification of biomass-based polymers, the preparation of ordered porous films via BF and their applications. The method of BF is firstly introduced. The research progress of porous films of biomass-based polymers including cellulose, polylactic acid, and urushiol-based polymers prepared by the BF method is then reviewed. Finally, this review highlights the use of honeycomb films as cell culture substrates, drug delivery, wound dressings, optoelectronic devices and mimicking woody cell walls. The prospects for the development of porous films of biomass-based polymers are proposed. Future research could focus on the preparation of ordered, functional, and biocompatible porous films with smaller pore sizes for more applications in different fields, such as separation, tissue engineering, and controlled release of drugs.
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Ordered porous films of biomass-based polymers via physical and chemical modification would be prepared by the breath figure method for different applications.