Adsorption of human plasma fibrinogene on differently treated titanium samples.

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Authors	FOJT Lukáš HASOŇ Stanislav STRAŠÁK Luděk VETTERL Vladimír VANĚK Jiří BARTÁKOVÁ Sonia ŠOUKALOVÁ Jana
Year of publication	2010
Type	Article in Proceedings
Conference	218th ECS (Electrochemical Society) Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, October 10-15, 2010.
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Science
Citation
Field	Biophysics
Keywords	adsorption; human plasma; surface modification; titanium implants; dental substrates; electrochemistry
Description	The surface of titanium implants should be biocompatible to enable quick recovery of the organism. Electrochemistry could help using different measuring techniques, mainly FRA and impedance measurements to resolve which kind of surface modification will be most suitable for implantation.Using impedance techniques we can obtain information of human blood plasma proteins (mainly fibrinogen) on different titanium surfaces.
Related projects:	Dental research centre