Issue 53, 2015

Assembly of bioactive multilayered nanocoatings on pancreatic islet cells: incorporation of α1-antitrypsin into the coatings

Abstract

A spontaneous multilayer deposition approach for presenting therapeutic proteins onto pancreatic islet surfaces, using a heparin polyaldehyde and glycol chitosan alternating layering scheme, has been developed to enable the nanoscale engineering of a microenvironment for transplanted cells. The nanocoating incorporating α1-antitrypsin, an anti-inflammatory protein, exhibited effective anti-coagulant activities in vitro.

Graphical abstract: Assembly of bioactive multilayered nanocoatings on pancreatic islet cells: incorporation of α1-antitrypsin into the coatings

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
28 Mar 2015
Accepted
18 May 2015
First published
18 May 2015

Chem. Commun., 2015,51, 10652-10655

Author version available

Assembly of bioactive multilayered nanocoatings on pancreatic islet cells: incorporation of α1-antitrypsin into the coatings

Z. Zhi, J. Singh, A. L. F. Austin, D. C. D. Hope, A. J. King, S. J. Persaud and P. M. Jones, Chem. Commun., 2015, 51, 10652 DOI: 10.1039/C5CC02570B

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