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Biocompatibility PEDOT

MPa] and flexibility, which can almost be restored to its original shape even after serious twisting and crimping. Especially, from the results of the cellular morphology and proliferation of human cancer stem cells (hCSCs) cultured on the PEDOT nanofiber mats for 3 days, evidence was provided that the PEDOT nanofiber mats have similar biocompatibility to tissue culture plates (TCPs) combined with a high electrical conductivity of 7.8 0.4 S cm". ... [Pg.146]

Due to the inherent conductivity and electroactivity of conducting polymers, they act as suitable substrates for the in vitro stucfy of excitable cells, including skeletal muscle cells. Biocompatible conducting polymers, such as polypyrrole, polyaniline, and PEDOT, have been used as substrates for the culture of a range of cell types, including PC12 cells, endothelial cells, fibroblasts, and keratinoqftes. [Pg.247]

Jin L., Wang T, Feng Z. Q., Leach M. K., Wu J., Mo S., and Jiang Q., A facile approach for the fabrication of core-shell PEDOT nanofiber mats with superior mechanical properties and biocompatibility,/ Mater. Chem. B. 2013,1,1818-1825,001 10.1039/C3TB00448A. [Pg.267]

Recently, PT and its derivatives have also been proved promising for tissue engineering. This class of polymers shows excellent biocompatibility and biodegradability. However, PEDOT so far has been the most successful, with its higher conductivity and stability and ion diffusion capacity [250,251]. Like PPy and PANI, PEDOT has also been modified for enhancing properties and doped with biomolecules like NGE for specific bioapplications. [Pg.453]

Che, J. Xiao, Y Zhu, X. Sun, X. Electro-synthesized PEDOT/glutamate chemically modifled electrode a combination of electrical and biocompatible features. Polym. Ira. 2008,5, 750-755. [Pg.470]

The biocompatibility of PEDOT has not been thoroughly studied. However, in vitro and in vivo data so far suggest that it is compatible with cultured cells and brain tissue and does not release any substance that elicits toxicity [24]. Furthermore, the peptide sequence DCDPGYIGSR can be incorporated in the PEDOT coating... [Pg.242]

Similarly, biocompatible pure GO doped PEDOT nanocomposites synthesized by electrochemical polymerization method found to exhibit minimal cytotoxicity after 24 h and supported neuron growth with significantly longer neurites than a control PEDOT/PSS film [116]. Moreover, it is found that functional laminin peptide covalently binds to the surface of the PEDOT/GO film due to the existence of functional carboxyl group without losing its bioactivity which increases the possibility of using this material in biosensing. [Pg.100]


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