Methods for producing synthetic surfaces that mimic collagen coated surfaces for cell cultue
AssigneeBecton, Dickinson and Company
InventorsXiaoxi Kevin Chen, Kristina Parry, Anita Mistry, Deepa Saxena
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AssigneeBecton, Dickinson and Company
InventorsXiaoxi Kevin Chen, Kristina Parry, Anita Mistry, Deepa Saxena
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The present invention discloses methods for producing synthetic surfaces that mimic collagen coated surfaces for cell culture comprising: providing a monomer source comprising one or more organic compounds which are capable of polymerization, wherein at least one organic compound is prolinol; creating a plasma of said monomer source; and contacting at least a portion of a surface with the plasma to provide a plasma polymer coated surface. Advantageously, such methods provide an animal-free, synthetic, chemically defined surface that mimics a collagen coated surface for cell culture. Advantageously, such methods not only reduce the cost and/or issues associated with animal-derived collagen but are also amenable to large scale manufacturing.
A method for producing a synthetic surface that mimics a collagen coated surface for cell culture comprising:
A surface for cell culture wherein at least a portion of the surface comprises a coating of prolinol.
A surface for cell culture wherein at least a portion of the surface comprises a coating comprising a single type of amino acid wherein the single type of amino acid is proline.
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