有机试剂键合硅胶对牛血清白蛋白的吸附行为

介绍几种偶氮，卟啉，三苯甲烷类有机试剂键合硅胶的合成方法，研究其吸附牛血清白蛋白（ＢＳＡ）的行为，研究结果表明：ＴＰＰ．ＳＧ吸附性能最佳，对ＢＳＡ吸附平衡１ｈ即可达到，最大吸附率为９０％，最大吸附容量为１２．２ｍｇ／ｇ。     

2-巯基苯并噻唑直接键合硅胶的制备及其对Cu（Ⅱ）的吸附性能研究

采用一种简单有效的方法合成了2-巯基苯并噻唑(MBT)直接键合硅胶.将键合硅胶用于水中Cu(Ⅱ)的吸附,考查了溶液pH值的影响.结果表明当pH为6时,键合硅胶的吸附量最大.通过分批实验,研究了278K、293K和308K 3个温度条件下的吸附平衡.应用Langmuir和Freundlich两个双参数等温线模型进行拟合,MATLAB软件的误差分析表明,Freundlich模型与实验数据更加吻合.计算得到吸附过程的热力学参数△G°、△H°和△S°的值分别为-21.90kJ/mol(293K)、14.57kJ/mol和124.61J/(mol·K).结果表明,键合硅胶对Cu(Ⅱ)的吸附是一个自发进行的吸热过程.     

二苯卡巴腙键合硅胶固定相的制备及对重金属离子的选择性分离富集研究

制备了二苯卡巴腙键合硅胶,研究了此键合硅胶的性质及对常见重金属离子的分离富集行为,发现对水中痕量Hg(Ⅱ)有好的选择性富集效果,通过实验对富集条件进行了选择。研究结果表明:对Hg(Ⅱ)的最大富集率可达100%,最大吸附量为1.84×10-3mmol g。该键合硅胶对于水中痕量Hg(Ⅱ)的富集分离与测定具有较高的灵敏度和较好的富集作用,富集倍率为540。可在Cd(Ⅱ)、Ni(Ⅱ)、Co(Ⅱ)、Mn(Ⅱ)等多种金属离子存在下对Hg(Ⅱ)进行选择性富集。     

7种胺基键合硅胶的制备及其对重金属Pb2+的吸附

制备了氨丙基键合硅胶（SiO₂-N）、乙二胺-N-丙基键合硅胶（SiO₂-2N）、二乙烯三胺基键合硅胶（SiO₂-3N）、三乙烯四胺基键合硅胶（SiO₂-4N）、四乙烯五胺基键合硅胶（SiO₂-5N）、五乙烯六胺基键合硅胶（SiO₂-6N）和聚乙烯亚胺基键合硅胶（SiO₂-nN）,一步法制备的SiO₂-N和SiO₂-2N的胺基键合密度高达2.07 mmol/g和1.71mmol/g,两步法制备的SiO₂-nN的胺基键合密度为0.02mmol/g,其余胺基键合硅胶中胺基密度约为0.50mmol/g。这7种胺基键合硅胶被用于水溶液中常见重金属离子Pb²⁺的吸附研究。结果表明,在30℃条件下,分别加入10 mL 400 mg/L的Pb²⁺溶液（pH 5）和20 mg胺基键合硅胶进行吸附,10 h后,Pb²⁺吸附量达到最大,吸附过程符合Freundlich等温方程。SiO₂-N、SiO₂-2N、SiO₂-3N、SiO₂-4N、SiO₂-5N、SiO₂-6N和SiO₂-nN对Pb²⁺的吸附量依次为131.28、138.98、85.37、75.22、61.87、79.12和114.06 mg/g,这些胺基键合硅胶在吸附Pb²⁺方面均非常具有潜力。     

原子层沉积法制备巯丙基硅胶及其对溶液中钯(Ⅱ)离子的吸附行为

采用原子层沉积技术, 在3~5 kPa真空和125~150 ℃ 的反应条件下, 使γ-巯丙基三甲氧基硅烷(MPTMS)、γ-巯丙基三乙氧基硅烷(MPTES)和γ-巯丙基二甲氧基甲基硅烷(MPDMMS)3种巯丙基硅烷试剂气化, 并在三乙胺的催化作用下, 分别将其键合于多孔硅胶表面, 制得贵金属钯(Ⅱ)的高效吸附剂. 分别采用FTIR、¹³C和²⁹Si固体核磁、元素分析、热重分析和氮气吸附-脱附等技术研究了巯基硅胶的键合模式和功能基团键合量. 用分光光度法研究了在pH=3.0条件下水溶液中Pd(Ⅱ)离子在巯基硅胶上的吸附行为. 结果表明, 在MPTMS, MPTES和MPDMMS所修饰的硅胶中, 硅烷试剂的功能基团均以双齿键合结构为主, 表面键合量分别达到2.76, 2.53和2.70 μmol/m². 对Pd(Ⅱ)离子的吸附遵从Langmuir等温吸附方程, 饱和吸附量分别达到5.45, 4.21和4.81 μmol/m², Pd/S的摩尔比分别为1.44, 1.35和1.39. 原子层沉积法制备的巯丙基硅胶基质钯吸附剂的巯基键合密度和对钯(Ⅱ)离子的吸附容量均比传统的有机溶剂介质法高.     

二硫代氨基甲酸键合硅胶对Cu2+吸附性能研究

本文以柱层层析硅胶为原料,用γ-氨丙基三甲氧基硅烷对其表面进行修饰,制得氨基键合硅胶微粒,进而在碱性条件下与二硫化碳反应,合成二硫代氨基甲酸键合硅胶(DTC-SiO2)。以Cu2+为吸附对象,考察DTC-SiO2对金属离子的吸附性能,探讨了溶液pH值、吸附剂用量、初始Cu2+浓度、吸附时间等影响材料吸附效果的因素,并研究了吸附剂对Cu2+的吸附等温线和动力学吸附特性。结果表明,在温度298K下,DTC-SiO2对Cu2+的吸附符合Langmuir等温式,准二级吸附动力学方程能够很好地描述Cu2+在DTC-SiO2上的吸附动力学行为。     

接枝微粒PGMA／SiO2固载的金属卟啉仿生催化剂的制备

采用"接枝"法将甲基丙烯酸缩水甘油酯(GMA)接枝聚合到硅胶微粒表面,通过环氧键与羟基的开环成醚反应,进而将小分子的对羟基苯基卟啉化学键合在接枝微粒PGMA/SiO2表面,再与金属锰配位,从而制得了PGMA/SiO2固载的金属卟啉仿生催化剂(MnP-PGMA/SiO2);并用红外光谱法和原子吸收光谱法进行了表征;重点研究了对羟基苯基卟啉在接枝微粒PGMA/SiO2表面键合反应的规律;初步考察了MnP-PGMA/SiO2对分子氧氧化乙苯为苯乙酮的催化作用。实验结果表明:在键合反应中以4.5mL三乙胺为催化剂,在70℃下反应8h,可制得卟啉键合量为69.36μmol/g的键合微粒HPP-PGMA/SiO2;HPP-PGMA/SiO2与锰配位时,在64℃下反应8h,得到锰有效配位程度为92.34%的固体催化剂MnP-PGMA/SiO2。在催化分子氧氧化乙苯为苯乙酮的过程中,固体催化剂MnP-PGMA/SiO2具有高的催化活性。     

聚甲基丙烯酸甲酯在纳米氧化铝表面的吸附和氢键作用

研究了聚甲基丙烯酸甲酯(PMMA)在纳米氧化铝表面的吸附行为, 采用透射红外光谱研究了吸附的PMMA中的羰基和纳米氧化铝表面羟基之间的氢键作用. 结果表明, PMMA在纳米氧化铝表面的吸附曲线为典型的Langmuir曲线, 饱和吸附值为1.2 mg/m2, 受氢键作用影响, 键合羰基在红外光谱中的吸收峰向低波数方向移动. 根据计算, 羰基的最大键合值(即含键合羰基的甲基丙烯酸甲酯单元的总质量)为0.36 mg/m2, 其余为自由羰基. 随着吸附量的增加, 羰基的键合比例逐渐降低. 吸附达到饱和时, 羰基键合比例为0.30, 说明PMMA主要以平铺的方式覆盖在纳米氧化铝的表面.     

卟啉钒在改性高岭土上的吸附行为及机理研究

利用酸改性和负载钼的酸改性高岭土作为吸附剂研究了环己烷中的卟啉钒(钒氧-2,3,7,8,12,13,17,18-八乙基卟啉,VO-OEP)在这两种吸附剂上的吸附行为,从热力学角度探讨了吸附机理。结果表明,两种吸附剂对卟啉钒的吸附符合Langmuir吸附等温线,卟啉钒单层吸附在改性高岭土上;吸附表现为自发热过程,吸附热均大于40 kJ/mol,说明吸附形成了化学键。     

烷基酚聚氧乙烯醚在不同液相色谱分离模式中的分离研究

考察了烷基酚聚氧乙烯醚在反相色谱、正相键合色谱、硅胶吸附色谱、体积排阻色谱4种不同液相色谱分离模式中的分离效果,分别采用Kromasil C_(18)(250 mm× 4.6 mm,5 μm)、Agilent ZORBAX NH2(250 mm× 4.6 mm,5 μm)、Waters Spherisorb S3W(150 mm×2.0 mm,3 μm)和Shodex MSpak GF-310 2D(150 mm×2.0 mm,5 μm)色谱柱,以225 nm为紫外检测波长,对不同液相色谱分离模式的流动相组成、梯度洗脱条件、柱温、流速等进行了优化,并对烷基酚聚氧乙烯醚在不同液相色谱分离模式中的保留机理进行了初步探讨.结果表明,正相键合色谱实现了烷基酚聚氧乙烯醚的最佳分离;硅胶吸附色谱和体积排阻色谱的分离效果较正相键合色谱稍差.     

Dye affinity hollow fibers for albumin purification

Reactive Green HE 4BD was immobilized on polyamide (PA) hollow fibers for human serum albumin (HSA) adsorption from both aqueous solutions and human plasma. Different amounts of Reactive Green HE 4BD were incorporated on the PA hollow fibers by changing the dye attachment conditions, i.e. the initial dye concentration and the addition of sodium carbonate and sodium chloride. The maximum amount of dye attachment was obtained as 39.4 micromol x g(-1) when the hollow fibers were treated with 3 M HCl for 30 min before performing the dye attachment. HSA adsorption onto unmodified and dye-attached hollow fibers was investigated batchwise. The non-specific adsorption of HSA was low (6.0 mg/g hollow fiber). Dye attachment onto the hollow fibers significantly increased the HSA adsorption (86.7 mg/g). The maximum HSA adsorption was observed at pH 5.0. Higher HSA adsorption was observed from human plasma (198 mg HSA/g). The desorptions were performed by adding 0.1 M Tris/HCl buffer containing 0.5 M NaSCN or 1.0 M NaCl to the HSA solutions in which adsorption equilibria had been reached. The desorption results demonstrated that the adsorption of HSA to the adsorbent was reversible. Chemical structure of Reactive Green HE-4BD.     

STUDY OF THE ADSORPTION OF HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN ON REVERSED-PHASE SUPPORTS.

This work examines the adsorption of Human Serum Albumin (HSA) on a Reversed-Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatographic (RPLC) support. The adsorption experiments were performed by frontal analysis. Adsorption isotherms were determined in pure buffer and in the presence of acetonitrile. Saturation is always reached, even at the lower protein concentrations. In view of the pore size of the particles (80 Å), it is assumed that HSA is adsorbed on the external surface of silica

In presence of acetonitrile, a variability in the amount of HSA adsorbed is found showing a maximum at 25% of acetonitrile. Slower adsorption kinetics are observed when the concentration of the organic modifier in the eluent is increased. The reversibility of HSA binding to the surface was investigated by desorbing the protein with 40% acetonitrile. The amount of HSA irreversibly adsorbed depends upon the experimental conditions used during the adsorption step. It is at a maximum when HSA is adsorbed with 25% acetonitrile. As the temperature is raised and only in the presence of acetonitrile, an important increase of the amount of HSA irreversibly adsorbed is observed.     

Adsorption of human serum albumin (HSA) onto colloidal TiO2 particles, Part I

The adsorption of human serum albumin (HSA) onto colloidal TiO2 (P25 Degussa) particles was studied in NaCl electrolyte at different solution pH and ionic strength. The HSA-TiO2 interactions were studied using adsorption isotherms and the electrokinetic properties of HSA-covered TiO2 particles were monitored by electrophoretic mobility measurements. The adsorption behavior shows a remarkable dependence of the maximum coverage degree on pH and was almost independent of the ionic strength. Other characteristic features such as maximum adsorption values at the protein isoelectric point (IEP approximately 4.7) and low-affinity isotherms that showed surface saturation even under unfavorable electrostatic conditions (at pH values far away from the HSA IEP and TiO2 PZC) were observed. Structural and electrostatic effects can explain the diminution of HSA adsorption under these conditions, assuming that protein molecules behave as soft particles. Adsorption reactions are discussed, taking into account acid-base functional groups of the protein and the surface oxide in different pH ranges, considering various types of interactions.     

Effects of Cosolvents and pH on Protein Adsorption on Polystyrene Latex: A Dynamic Light Scattering Study

Dynamic light scattering was used to study the adsorption of two proteins with different surface properties (IgG and HSA) on negatively charged polystyrene latex. The proteins were adsorbed from water and from water/methanol and water/glycerol mixtures at various pH. Some striking differences between the adsorption behaviors of the proteins were observed. Whereas the thickness of the adsorbed layer of HSA was extremely sensitive to pH and solvent composition, that of IgG was not. IgG mainly showed an end-on orientation on polystyrene whereas several different surface orientations are suggested for HSA under different conditions. The addition of methanol inhibited the adsorption of HSA on the latex, but it did not affect the adsorption of IgG. In contrast, the addition of glycerol increased the thickness of the adsorbed layers of both proteins. So, the orientation of IgG on the latex is insensitive to pH but is a function of the kind of solvent whereas both pH and solvent strongly affect the adsorption of HSA. This is a puzzling result since both cosolvents should equally affect the adsorption of both proteins if the dominant forces for adsorption are the same. Therefore, we concluded that, whereas hydrophobic interactions are the dominant force in the adsorption behavior of HSA, van der Waals forces are the main forces involved in the attachment of IgG to the lattices. Copyright 2000 Academic Press.     

Human serum albumin adsorption on TiO2 from single protein solutions and from plasma

In the present work, the adsorption of human serum albumin (HSA) on commercially pure titanium with a titanium oxide layer formed in a H(2)O(2) solution (TiO(2) cp) and on TiO(2) sputtered on Si (TiO(2) sp) was analyzed. Adsorption isotherms, kinetic studies, and work of adhesion determinations were carried out. HSA exchangeability was also evaluated. Surface characterization was performed by atomic force microscopy (AFM), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), and wettability studies. The two TiO(2) surfaces have very distinct roughnesses, the TiO(2) sp having a mean R(a) value 14 times smaller than the one of TiO(2) cp. XPS analysis revealed consistent peaks representative of TiO(2) on sputtered samples as well as on Ti cp substrate after 48 h of H(2)O(2) immersion. Nitrogen was observed as soon as protein was present, while sulfur, present in disulfide bonds in HSA, was observed for concentrations of protein higher than 0.30 mg/mL. The work of adhesion was determined from contact angle measurements. As expected from the surface free energy values, the work of adhesion of HSA solution is higher for the TiO(2) cp substrate, the more hydrophilic one, and lower for the TiO(2) sp substrate, the more hydrophobic one. The work of adhesion between plasma and the substrates assumed even higher values for the TiO(2) cp surface, indicating a greater interaction between the surface and the complex protein solutions. Adsorption studies by radiolabeling of albumin ((125)I-HSA) suggest that rapid HSA adsorption takes place on both surfaces, reaching a maximum value after approximately 60 min of incubation. For the higher HSA concentrations in solution, a multilayer coverage was observed on both substrates. After the adsorption step from single HSA solutions, the exchangeability of adsorbed HSA molecules by HSA in solution was evaluated. The HSA molecules adsorbed on TiO(2) sp seem to be more easily exchanged by HSA itself than those adsorbed on TiO(2) cp after 24 h. In contrast, after 72 h, nearly all the adsorbed albumin molecules effectively exchange with other albumin molecules.     

A novel adsorbent for protein chromatography: supermacroporous monolithic cryogel embedded with Cu2+-attached sporopollenin particles

The aim of this study is to prepare supermacroporous cryogels embedded with Cu(2+)-attached sporopollenin particles (Cu(2+)-ASP) having large surface area for high protein adsorption capacity. Supermacroporous poly(2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate) (PHEMA)-based monolithic cryogel column embedded with Cu(2+)-ASP was prepared by radical cryo-copolymerization of 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate (HEMA) with N,N'-methylene-bis-acrylamide (MBAAm) as cross-linker directly in a plastic syringe for affinity purification of human serum albumin (HSA). Firstly, Cu(2+) ions were attached to sporopollenin particles (SP), then the supermacroporous PHEMA cryogel with embedded Cu(2+)-ASP was produced by free radical polymerization using N,N,N',N'-tetramethylene diamine (TEMED) and ammonium persulfate (APS) as initiator/activator pair in an ice bath. Embedded particles (10 mg) in PHEMA-based cryogel column were used in the adsorption/desorption of HSA from aqueous solutions. Optimum conditions of adsorption experiments were performed at pH 8.0 phosphate buffer, with flow rate of 0.5 mL/min, and at 5°C. The maximum amount of HSA adsorption from aqueous solution was very high (677.4 mg/g SP) with initial concentration 6 mg/mL. It was observed that HSA could be repeatedly adsorbed and desorbed to the embedded Cu(2+)-ASP in PHEMA cryogel without significant loss of adsorption capacity.     

Dynamical and morphological studies on the adsorption and penetration of human serum albumin into phospholipid monolayers at the air/water interface

The dynamic adsorption and penetration of human serum albumin (HSA) into the monolayers of five biologically important surfactants—DSPC, DPPC, DMPC, DMPE and DMPA—were systematically studied using Brewster angle microscopy, film balance and pendent drop techniques. Isotherms after different adsorption times show that the presence of HSA changed the monolayer phase behavior (e.g. the shifts of the LE→LC phase transition in the mixed phospholipid/HSA monolayers). Apparent inhomogeneous phases—‘honey-comb’ (J. Mol. Liq., 2001, 90, 149), ‘block’ or ‘stripe’ shape phases are formed due to the adsorption and penetration of HSA into these phospholipid monolayers at the air/water interface. Both the phase behavior changes and the morphological changes were confirmed by our recent structure studies in DPPA/HSA and DPPS/HSA monolayers using X-ray diffraction at grazing incidence, which directly shows that HSA penetration can change the tilt angle of phospholipids. It was found that the adsorption and penetration of HSA strongly depends on the phospholipid head-group structure and the physical state of the phospholipid films. The latter played a dominant role by providing enough space for the penetration of HSA and affecting the hydrophobic interactions of HSA with the aliphatic chains of phospholipids in monolayers at the air/water interface. In general, HSA penetrates more efficiently and quickly into monolayers of phospholipids in liquid state (e.g. DMPC compared to DSPC) and with unprotected charges (e.g. PA compared to PE and PC).     

Experimental Approaches to Adsorption-Desorption Dynamism of Human Serum Albumin (HSA) onto Crosslinked N,N′-Diethylaminoethyl (DEAE) Dextran Microbeads

Crosslinked N,N′-Diethylaminoethyl (DEAE) groups containing dextran microbeads have been used in human serum albumin (HSA) adsorption-desorption studies. For the HSA adsorption onto positively charged hydrophilic DEAE dextran microbeads, the adsorption kinetic was slightly decreased by the changing concentration of the protein solution. Adsorption kinetics and equilibrium isotherms for the adsorption of HSA on crosslinked DEAE dextran have been determined experimentally. Modeling of the adsorption processes on DEAE dextran microbeads were realized by applying different adsorption isotherms. Among the several isotherm equations, Langmuir and Freundlich adsorption isotherms were investigated depending on the two temperatures. These were only slightly dependent on the initial concentration of HSA but were considerably affected by the pH of the medium. The HSA adsorption capacity factor and the adsorption equilibrium constant were obtained and mathematical modeling of adsorption, adsorption rate constants and maximum adsorption were determined. Besides the adsorption mechanism, optimum ionic strength and optimum pH also were investigated. Desorption studies and desorption ratio of the system were determined for optimum medium conditions. It was been proved both experimentally and theoretically that human HSA is adsorbed by electrostatic attraction, ion-exchange, hydrophobic interaction and/or hydrogen bonding.     

A Crosslinked Carboxylic Acid Containing Cation Exchange Monolithic Cryogel for Human Serum Albumin Separation

For this work, we synthesized poly(N-isopropylacrylamide-acrylamide)-acrylic acid (poly(NIPAM-Am)-AAc) monolithic cryogel for a human serum albumin separation (HSA) from a protein mixture (human serum immunoglobulin, human serum albumin and lysozyme) and performed HSA adsorption studies using the cryogel to do continuous system experiments in a syringe column connected by a peristaltic pump. Poly(NIPAM-Am)-AAc with a pore size of 10–100 μm was produced by free radical polymerization that proceeded in an aqueous solution of monomers frozen inside a syringe column. The monolithic poly(NIPAM-Am)-AAc cryogel was characterized by performing swelling studies, FTIR and SEM that showed a swelling ratio of 6.2 g H₂O/g dry cryogel. The maximum HSA adsorption by the cryogel was 42.5 mg/g polymer at pH 4.0 in a 50 mM acetate buffer. We also studied the effect of two different temperatures (25 and 40°C). The higher temperature increased the adsorption capacity of the cryogel. HSA molecules could be reversibly adsorbed and desorbed five times with the same poly(NIPAM-Am)-AAc cryogel without a noticeable loss of their HSA adsorption capacity. The synthesized cryogel was used to separate albumin from the protein mixture. Adsorbed albumin was eluted by changing the pH of the buffer (pH 7.0 and 25°C). Poly(NIPAM-Am)-AAc monolithic cryogel behaved as a cation exchange column because of its functional carboxylic group.     

Layer-by-layer assembly of human serum albumin and phospholipid nanotubes based on a template

The preparation of nanotubes from human serum albumin (HSA) and mixtures of L-alpha-dimyristoylphosphatidic acid (DMPA)/HSA is described. The nanotubes were prepared via alternate adsorption of HSA of different/opposite charges (by variation of the pH) or by sequential adsorption of DMPA and HSA, respectively, onto the inner surfaces of porous anodic alumina templates. This simple layer-by-layer assembly results in a monodisperse size distribution and a uniform orientation. The nanotubes allow the specific incorporation of lipophilic components such as channels or receptors and may thus serve as probes or sensors for biological systems.