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학술지 Production of PDMS Microparticles by Emulsification of Two Phases and Their Potential Biological Application
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저자
최요한, 정광효, 홍효봉, 이운섭
발행일
201811
출처
International Journal of Polymeric Materials and Polymeric Biomaterials, v.67 no.11, pp.686-695
ISSN
0091-4037
출판사
Taylor & Francis
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00914037.2017.1375494
협약과제
16MS1400, 차세대 의료영상 이미징 시스템 개발, 홍효봉
초록
Poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) has been widely used for prototyping of chips. Among many kinds of microstructures, it is almost impossible to make few micron-sized PDMS particles through microfluidic focusing methods because of the highly viscous property of uncured PDMS. Vigorous mixing of PDMS with water resulted in small, spherical particles was found. Furthermore, a simple and easy method was devised to assure an emulsion state. The PDMS?뱖ater emulsion was made using two syringes connected by a needle. This emulsion was rapidly heated to cure the PDMS within the emulsion. The resultant PDMS was examined using spectroscopic methods to determine the particulate morphology and size distribution. PDMS particles of which the size was around 1 쨉m with a narrow size distribution was produced. DNA delivery into cultured animal cells through these PDMS microparticles was also demonstrated as an illustrative application. These biologically inert microparticles will find many more practical applications with additional fine-tuning modifications based on discussed considerations.
KSP 제안 키워드
Animal cells, Biological application, DNA delivery, Micron-sized, Narrow size distribution, Particulate morphology, Spectroscopic method, Two-phase, fine-tuning, practical application, spherical particles