Protein adsorption, attachment, growth and activity of primary rat osteoblasts on polylactide membranes with defined surface characteristics

Attachment, growth, and activity of rat

Attachment, growth, and activity of rat osteoblasts on polylactide membranes treated with various low-temperature radiofrequency plasmas

✍ Zbigniew Gugala; Sylwester Gogolewski 📂 Article 📅 2005 🏛 John Wiley and Sons 🌐 English ⚖ 793 KB

## Abstract Nonporous and porous membranes from poly(L/DL‐lactide) 80/20% were treated with low‐temperature oxygen, ammonia, or sulphur dioxide–hydrogen plasmas and the late effects of plasma treatment on physicochemical characteristics of the membranes' surface were analyzed. The plasma treatment