A preparation method and application of a pet cell carrier capable of high temperature sterilization
A high-temperature-resistant, cell-based technology, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, cell culture support/coating, physical treatment, etc., can solve the complex structure of bioreactor equipment, the inability to sterilize by radiation, and poor mechanical properties To achieve the effect of promoting cell adhesion, proliferation and expression of normal functions, maintaining mechanical properties and cytocompatibility, good mechanical properties and cytocompatibility
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[0045] Example 1 Surface modification of PET materials to prepare cell-loaded materials that can be used for high temperature and autoclave sterilization in bioreactors (PET-thermal treatment-PDA-sterilization, PET-thermal-PDA-Gel)
[0046] Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fiber material with high adsorption polydopamine particles attached to the surface was prepared by solution oxidation method, and then gelatin macromolecules were immobilized on the surface of PET material by genipin coupling to prepare cell carrier materials, the preparation of which includes:
[0047] (1) Heat treatment of the PET sponge material: place the PET sponge sheet material in a blue-mouth bottle, pass argon to exhaust the air in the bottle, prevent the PET material from being oxidized during the heating process, and then place it in an oil bath at 140°C Heating (DF-101S heat-collecting constant temperature heating magnetic stirrer) for 3h, and natural cooling before subsequent modification treatm...
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[0052] Example 2 High-temperature and high-pressure sterilization of cell-loaded materials (PET-thermal-PDA-Gel-sterilization)
[0053] The cell-loaded material prepared in Example 1 was placed in a high-temperature autoclave (model: BBS-H1100, brand: BIOBASE) for high-temperature autoclaving (120° C., 30 min).
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[0067] For Example 1 (PET-thermal-PDA-Gel), Example 2 (PET-thermal-PDA-Gel-sterilization), Comparative Example 1 (PET), Comparative Example 2 (PET-sterilization), Comparative Example 3 (PET-sterilization) -thermal), Comparative Example 4 (PET-thermal-sterilization), Comparative Example 5 (PET-thermal-PDA) and Comparative Example 6 (PET-thermal-PDA-sterilization) PET materials were observed by scanning electron microscope, and their SEM morphology Analysis as figure 1 As shown, A is the comparative example 1, which is a porous fiber structure; B is the comparative example 2, the morphology of the fiber has not changed significantly; C is the comparative example 3, it can be found that there are many nodes in the fiber, which is presumed to be inside the fiber. Grains of different sizes appear; D is the comparative example 4, the morphology of the PET fiber does not change significantly; E is the comparative example 5, the polydopamine is adhered to the surface of the fiber in t...
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