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- W1982124558 abstract "The biological properties of four different membranes were studied regarding their possible application in biohybrid liver support systems. Two of them, one made of polyetherimide (PEI), and a second based on polyacrylonitrile-N-vinylpyrollidone co-polymer (P(AN-NVP)), were recently developed in our lab and studied for the first time. Together with pure polyacrylonitrile (PAN) membranes, the three preparations were characterised as ultra-filtration membranes. Their ability to support cell attachment, morphology, proliferation and function of human hepatoblastoma C3A cells was studied. The role of surface morphology for the interaction with hepatocytes was highlighted using a commercial, moderately wettable polyvinylidendifluoride (PVDF) membrane with micro-filtration properties. Comparative investigations showed strongest interaction of C3A cells with PAN membranes, as the focal adhesion contacts were more expressed and cell growth was also high. However, the functional activity in terms of albumin synthesis was reduced. Very similar results were obtained with the most hydrophobic PEI membrane. In contrast, the most hydrophilic membrane P(AN-NVP) was found to provoke stronger homotypic adhesion (E-cadherin expression) of C3A cells and less substratum attachment (focal adhesions), but enhanced albumin secretion. However, proliferation of C3A cells was lowered. Micro-porous PVDF membrane showed very good initial attachment, but the resulting cell material and cell-cell interaction were relatively poor developed. Among four membranes tested, PEI seems to be the most attractive membrane for biohybrid liver devices, as it provides good surface properties for hepatocytes interaction, but in addition it is highly thermostable, which would permit steam sterilisation. No simple relationship, however, between the wettability of the membranes and their ability to support hepatocyte adhesion and function was found in this study." @default.
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- W1982124558 title "Membranes for biohybrid liver support systems—investigations on hepatocyte attachment, morphology and growth" @default.
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