Plasma‐Treated Polyethylene Surfaces for Improved Binding of Active Protein

作者: Joan P. Y. Ho , Neil J. Nosworthy , Marcela M. M. Bilek , Bee K. Gan , David R. McKenzie

DOI: 10.1002/PPAP.200600182

关键词: PolyethyleneEnzymeEnzyme assayBiochemistryNuclear chemistryPlasma-immersion ion implantationWettingHorseradish peroxidaseChemistryPlasma protein bindingImmobilized enzyme

摘要: The use of plasma immersion ion implantation (PIII) to prepare polyethylene surfaces for binding active proteins is investigated. PIII surface treatment significantly improves the density HRP bound after incubation in buffer containing protein. retention enzyme activity on PIII-treated greatly improved as compared both untreated controls and exposed without treatment. A nitrogen produced with best protein activity. Oxidation ion-damaged formation a carbonized subsurface are believed be responsible observed properties.

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