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The analysis of cell-biomaterial interaction by advanced experimental techniques as the basis for biocompatibility studies of polymers : doctoral thesis = Raziskave interakcij med celicami in biopolimernimi materiali z naprednimi eksperimentalnimi metodami kot osnova za študij biokompatibilnosti polimerov : doktorska disertacijaPodlipec, RokThe last two decades have been determined by the development in the field of tissue engineering. Beside the constant progress in new biomaterials and scaffold fabrication methods, currently the main ... focus is to understand scaffolds biocompatibility. In our thesis, physical aspects of scaffold biocompatibility were studied by correlating molecular to macro scale physical properties of scaffolds with cell attachment and cell growth. In order to focus on scaffold physical properties, scaffolds were prepared by the same chemical composition of natural polymer gelatin excluding biochemical effects on the cell response. Scaffold with different physical properties were obtained by changing the temperature, pH and crosslinker degree during the cryogelation and populated by the fibroblast cells. Advanced experimental biophysical methods were applied to determine the polymer mobility via electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) with spin labelling, the scaffold mechanical properties via rheometry, dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) and nanoindentation using atomic force microscope (AFM) and the scaffold porosity via confocal fluorescence microscopy (CFM). The anisotropy of the molecular mobility of the side chains of polymers in the crosslinked gelatin structure was found to correlate with the initial cell growth (throughout the first week) the best of all the physical properties measured. About five times less efficient cell growth was measured on the scaffolds with highly mobile, spatially nonrestricted dynamics of the polymer side chains, in comparison with cell growth on the scaffolds with the restricted rotational motion of polymers. The result indicates that cells identify and respond to the degree of polymer mobility, where partially immobile phase is necessary for efficient cell attachment and efficient cell growth. So far, the molecular mobility of polymers constituting tissue engineering materials has never been studied thoroughly with respect to its influence on cell response, and therefore may represent a new experimental approach in understanding biocompatibility. To further understand cell-scaffold interaction, the study focused also on the first events during cell attachment - bond formation between the cell surface proteins and the specific binding sites on the material. In our thesis, cell adhesion dynamics was investigated in real-time on the surfaces of gelatin scaffolds with different physical properties using spatially-controlled cell manipulation by the optical tweezers and the confocal fluorescence microscopy detection. Our goal was to elucidate, if the adhesion dynamics can be correlated with cell growth and if it can be dependent on the scaffold polymer molecular mobility. Quantitative characterization of the optical tweezers force applied during cell-scaffold adhesion analysis was done by viscous drag force calibration and dynamic cell sequential trapping of individual cells. The maximal force on a trapped cell not causing the thermal damage was measured up to 200 pN, with nearly linearly increasing force profile across the cell towards the plasma membrane. By submicron spatial resolution of cell manipulation, we managed to quantify probability of cell adhesion, cell adhesion strength and mechanism of cell attachment, including the formation of the membrane tethers, which slow down the adhesion process. Adhesion strength was classified according to the displacement of the attached cell under the force of optical tweezers measured in the direction of the scaffold surface.Cell adhesion was shown to significantly correlate with cell growth in the first days of culture, while the adhesion itself seems to be dependent on the molecular mobility of surface polymers. The result indicates that the interactions during the first seconds may markedly direct further cell response. The developed methodology for cell adhesion analysis on the surfaces of 3D scaffolds serves as a good tool to forecast scaffold biocompatibility.Vrsta gradiva - disertacija ; neleposlovje za odrasleZaložništvo in izdelava - [Maribor : R. Podlipec], 2015Jezik - angleškiCOBISS.SI-ID - 21609992
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Podlipec, Rok
Drugi avtorji
Štrancar, Janez |
Ciardelli, Gianluca
Teme
Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela |
molekularna mobilnost polimerov |
mehanski odziv |
morfologija |
biokompatibilnost nosilcev |
rast celic |
manipulacija posameznih celic |
dinamika pritrjevanja celic |
optične pincete |
elektronska paramagnetna resonanca |
dinamična mehanska analiza |
nanoindentacija |
fluorescenčna mikroskopija |
fluorescenčna mikrospektroskopija |
disertacije |
polymer molecular mobility |
mechanical response |
morphology |
scaffold biocompatibility |
cell growth |
single cell manipulation |
cell adhesion dynamics |
optical tweezers |
electron paramagnetic resonance |
dynamical mechanical analysis |
nanoindentation |
fluorescence microscopy |
fluorescence microspectroscopy |
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Miklošičeva knjižnica - FPNM, Maribor | D DIS 53 PODLIPEC R. Analysis IN: 920150074 |
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Univerzitetna knjižnica Maribor | Skladišče II 89662 | prosto - za čitalnico |
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