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Cyclodextrin polymer coatings resist protein fouling, mammalian cell adhesion, and bacterial attachment
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2020
bioRxiv
pre-print
Undesired attachment of proteins, cells/bacteria, and organisms on material surfaces is problematic in industrial and health care settings. In this study, polymer coatings are synthesized from subunits of cyclodextrin, an additive/excipient found in food/pharmaceutical formulations. These unique polymers, which have been applied mainly towards sustained drug delivery applications, are evaluated in this study for their ability to mitigate non-specific protein adsorption, mammalian cell (NIH/3T3)
doi:10.1101/2020.01.16.909564
fatcat:zs5hjik3uncxljqvlppeojwsbe