Advanced Materials · 2012 · 256 citations · 33 references
NanomedicineThermoresponsive Nanostructured SurfacesEngineeringSurface FunctionalizationNanobiotechnologyNanostructured SurfaceSurface ScienceSmart SurfaceHydrophobic Interaction‐mediated CaptureNano-drug DeliveryBioimagingBiomedical EngineeringCancer CellsRelease Cancer CellsBiointerfaceBiophysics
Capture and release of cancer cells: a thermoresponsive nanostructured surface is designed to reversibly capture and release cancer cells, wherein hydrophobic interaction helps the realization of target capture/release of cancer cells. The unique nature of the designed platform is based on the synergistic effect of hydrophobic interactions between the smart surface and the hydrophobic anchor (i.e., biotin-BSA), and topographic interactions between the nanostructured substrates and cancer cells.
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