Polymeric membranes prepared via DIPS (Diffusion Induced Phase Separation) are widely studied and utilized as scaffolds for the regeneration of tissue. In this work, poly (L)-lactide membrane are prepared through a DIPS protocol starting from a ternary solution made of polymer, dioxane (solvent) and water (non-solvent). A three-dimensional, porous and mechanically stable membrane is desirable for ingrowth of human bronchial epithelial cells.
Polymeric membranes prepared via DIPS (Diffusion Induced Phase Separation) are widely studied and utilized as scaffolds for the regeneration of tissue. In this work, poly (L)-lactide membrane are prepared through a DIPS protocol starting from a ternary solution made of polymer, dioxane (solvent) and water (non-solvent). A three-dimensional, porous and mechanically stable membrane is desirable for ingrowth of human bronchial epithelial cells.
Montesanto, S., Fucarino, A., Bucchieri, F., La Carrubba, V., Brucato, V. (2015). Biological evaluation of PLLA membranes, with different pore diameters, to stimulate cell adhesion and growth in vitro. In S.V. Pantani R. (a cura di), AIP Conference Proceedings (pp. 020041). American Institute of Physics Inc. [10.1063/1.4937319].
Biological evaluation of PLLA membranes, with different pore diameters, to stimulate cell adhesion and growth in vitro
MONTESANTO, Salvatore;FUCARINO, Alberto Giuseppe;BUCCHIERI, Fabio;LA CARRUBBA, Vincenzo;BRUCATO, Valerio Maria Bartolo
2015-01-01
Abstract
Polymeric membranes prepared via DIPS (Diffusion Induced Phase Separation) are widely studied and utilized as scaffolds for the regeneration of tissue. In this work, poly (L)-lactide membrane are prepared through a DIPS protocol starting from a ternary solution made of polymer, dioxane (solvent) and water (non-solvent). A three-dimensional, porous and mechanically stable membrane is desirable for ingrowth of human bronchial epithelial cells.
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