Enhancing adhesion and polymerization of lipase-plasma-polymerized-ethylene coatings deposited with planar dielectric-barrier-discharge-type aerosol-assisted atmospheric-pressure plasma system

Yun-Chien Cheng; Chun Ping Hsiao; Yung Hsin Liu; Chu Hao Yang; Chun Yi Chiang; Tsung Rong Lin; Yi Wei Yang; Jong-Shinn Wu

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Enhancing adhesion and polymerization of lipase-plasma-polymerized-ethylene coatings deposited with planar dielectric-barrier-discharge-type aerosol-assisted atmospheric-pressure plasma system

Yun-Chien Cheng, Chun Ping Hsiao, Yung Hsin Liu, Chu Hao Yang, Chun Yi Chiang, Tsung Rong Lin, Yi Wei Yang, Jong-Shinn Wu^*

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Department of Mechanical Engineering

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To enhance the adhesion and polymerization of lipase-plasma-polymerized-ethylene (lipase-PPE) coatings deposited by aerosol-assisted atmospheric plasma deposition (AAAPPD), the effects of voltage, ceramic-dielectric thickness, and pre-coated PPE layer were investigated. In AAAPPD system, ethylene and lipase-phosphate-buffered-saline aerosol were used as precursors to polymerize ethylene and embed lipase simultaneously. The deposited lipase-PPE coatings were analyzed with FTIR, SEM, and surface profiler. The results show that increasing voltage from 3 to 4 kV and decreasing ceramic-dielectric thickness from 1 to 0.38 mm improved the coating adhesion and polymerization. Also, depositing a PPE layer with high energy prior to lipase-PPE coating enhanced adhesion. These improvements of the biomolecule-PPE coatings facilitate further bioapplications of this new biomolecule-embedding method.

Original language	English
Article number	1700173
Journal	Plasma Processes and Polymers
Volume	15
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1002/ppap.201700173
State	Published - Apr 2018

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adhesion
aerosol-assisted plasma deposition
plasma polymerization
protein embedding

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Cheng, Y.-C., Hsiao, C. P., Liu, Y. H., Yang, C. H., Chiang, C. Y., Lin, T. R., Yang, Y. W., & Wu, J.-S. (2018). Enhancing adhesion and polymerization of lipase-plasma-polymerized-ethylene coatings deposited with planar dielectric-barrier-discharge-type aerosol-assisted atmospheric-pressure plasma system. Plasma Processes and Polymers, 15(4), Article 1700173. https://doi.org/10.1002/ppap.201700173

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Enhancing adhesion and polymerization of lipase-plasma-polymerized-ethylene coatings deposited with planar dielectric-barrier-discharge-type aerosol-assisted atmospheric-pressure plasma system. / Cheng, Yun-Chien; Hsiao, Chun Ping; Liu, Yung Hsin et al.
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