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Study of the surface morphology of a cholesteryl tethering system for lipidic bilayers

TitleStudy of the surface morphology of a cholesteryl tethering system for lipidic bilayers
Publication TypeArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Year of Publication2005
AuthorsBlasi, L., Pisignano D., Di Benedetto Francesca, Maruccio G., Ciccarella G., Maffei A., Vasapollo G., Cingolani R., and Rinaldi R.
JournalBiochimica et Biophysica Acta - Biomembranes
Volume1714
Pagination93-102
ISSN00052736
Keywordsarticle, Atomic Force, bilayer membrane, Cholesterol, cholesterol ester, Contact angle, dopamine receptor, Hydrophilicity, lipid bilayer, Lipid Bilayers, lipid membrane, Microscopy, priority journal, Scanning Probe, Scanning probe microscopy, Surface properties, surface property
Abstract

The immobilization of functional molecules embedded in lipidic membranes onto inorganic substrates is of great interest for numerous applications in the fields of biosensors and biomaterials. We report on the preparation and the morphological characterization of a tethering system for lipidic bilayers, which is based on cholesteryl derivatives deposited on hydrophilic surfaces by self-assembling and microcontact printing techniques. The investigation of the structural properties of the realized films by atomic, lateral, and surface potential microscopy allowed us to assess the high quality of the realized cholesteryl layers. © 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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DOI10.1016/j.bbamem.2005.06.011
Citation KeyBlasi200593