Scientific Paper
Bioaktív komponensek kölcsönhatásának vizsgálata QCM módszerrel
Summary
Thesis (in Hungarian) using QCM, backed by AFM force spectroscopy and contact angle, to study POPC liposomes binding to gold coated with Pluronic triblock copolymers at 25 and 37 °C. The Pluronics form loose brush or mushroom layers; liposomes bind without rupturing, less as the copolymer becomes more hydrophilic, and less at higher temperature.
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