Interface interactions between biological vesicles and inorganic surfaces of biomaterials using atomic force microscopy.
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https://doi.org/10.54495/Rev.Cientifica.v22i1.125Keywords:
Interface, biological vesicles, biomaterials, atomic force microscopy, liposomeAbstract
Interface incompatibilities in the interaction between biological microparticles that normally circulate in the
blood and the surface of biomaterials implants are normally associated with subsequent rejection reactions
by the immune system. This requires an explanatory model for the behavior observed at the interface of
liposomes and platelets in contact with biomaterials and inorganic surfaces. Thus, allowing the analysis of
the relationship between the ionic balance of surface forces of attraction between liposome-surface/degree
of deformation and change in the surface properties of liposomal nanoparticles absorbed by the surface
modification of liposomes with biopolymers such as chitosan. Progress has been made in understanding the
dynamics of interfaces for consistency of different lipids vesicles as a model and found that the biopolymer
coating of lipid vesicles with chitosan provides better physical stability and an increase in the interface between
biomaterials and biomimetic inorganic nanoparticles.
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