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Biomimetic Interfaces

Chair(s)

Guliants, V. V., University of Cincinnati

Co-chair(s)

Lee, I., Michigan State University

This session is dedicated to methods for developing interfaces that mimic biological systems, either in form or function with applications in biomaterials or targeted drug delivery. Emphasis will be given to interfaces that have been designed to selectively interact with a specific cell type through biomolecular recognition events based on insight from the functions and synthetic pathways of biological structures.

Presentations

12:30 PM
(594a) Fibronectin/Polyelectrolyte Multilayer Assemblies: Film Formation and Cell Attachment Studies
12:46 PM
(594b) Biomimetic Interfaces for Characterizing Membrane Proteins
1:02 PM
(594c) Inorganic-Organic Composite Membrane Structure for Selective Ion Transport
1:18 PM
(594d) Biomimetic Interfaces Using Cell-Specific, Phage-Display-Selected Peptides
1:34 PM
(594e) Biodegradable Covalently-Linked Laminin Peptide Gradients for Promotion and Assay of Cell Migration
1:50 PM
(594f) Lipopeptide Ligands Presented in a Hybrid Bilayer Membrane Activate Cell Signaling and Support Hematopoietic Cell Growth
2:06 PM
(594g) Design of Novel Biomimetic Peptide-Amphiphiles for Functional Biomaterials
2:22 PM
(594h) Quantitative Adhesion Requirements for Intracellular Signaling, Cell Spreading and Cell Proliferation
2:38 PM
(594i) In Vitro Investigations of Interactions between Amyloid Beta Peptides (1-40, 1-42) Structures and Substrates with Different Natures

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