Journal of the Japanese Association of Regenerative Dentistry
J Jpn Assoc Regenerative Dent Vol.4(2) pp.87-98
(2007.3.30)
ISSN 1348-9615

REVIEW

Development of Physiologically Active Compound Immobilized Biomaterial -Cell Adhesive Protein Immobilization onto Titanium Using Tresyl Chloride-activated Technique-

Tohru HAYAKAWA
Department of Dental Biomaterials Nihon University School of Dentistry at Matsudo

The simple and easy certain immobilization method for cell-adhesive protein onto titanium using tresyl chloride (2,2,2-trifluoroethanesulfonyl chloride) was developed. Tresyl chloride, which was liquid compound, was directly applied onto titanium at 37°C for 2 days. Then, tresylated titanium was immersed into the cell adhesive protein solution. Cell adhesive protein was immobilized onto titanium. Quartz-crystal microbalance technique and molecular orbital calculation for model compound revealed the effectiveness of tresyl chloride-activated technique. Initial cell attachment on cell adhesive protein immobilized titanium also showed the usefulness of tresyl chloride-activated technique. Tresyl chloride-activated technique will be applied to three-dimensional scaffold such as titanium fiber mesh ed for regenerative medicine.

Keyword: titanium, tresyl chloride, cell adhesive protein, immobilization



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