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Wettability

 
 
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Disease relevance of Wettability

 

High impact information on Wettability

  • In this study we investigated the effects of acidified aspirin on the wettability of the luminal surface of gastric mucosae mounted in Ussing chambers in the presence of varying concentrations of 16,16-dimethyl prostaglandin E2 [6].
  • Imidazolium ion-terminated self-assembled monolayers on Au: effects of counteranions on surface wettability [7].
  • The examination of wettability of the copolymer surfaces showed that the contact angle of water on the hydrophobic surfaces is an increasing linear function of styrene content in the copolymer [8].
  • The negativity and wettability of surfaces of polystyrene beads and plates can be increased by pretreatment with acid, and adhesion of haemocytes to these modified surfaces has been examined in vivo and in vitro [9].
  • Photoswitched wettability on inverse opal modified by a self-assembled azobenzene monolayer [10].
 

Biological context of Wettability

 

Anatomical context of Wettability

 

Associations of Wettability with chemical compounds

  • An increase in wettability of the tugsten surface after growing randomly oriented TON on its surface allows strong adhesion of approximately 50 nL of the methanol solution at its tip [21].
  • In addition, the wettability of the titanium surface was measured with and without GDP [22].
  • Ambient sulfate aerosol deposition in man: modeling the influence of hygroscopicity [23].
  • SAMs exhibited various substratum compositions and wettabilities, ranging from hydrophilic, hydroxyl-terminated monolayers to hydrophobic, methyl-terminated monolayers [24].
  • This spice-induced increase in surface wettability was long-lasting, could be enhanced in the presence of ethanol and reversed by post-treating the rats with BSS [25].
 

Gene context of Wettability

  • This study shows that regardless of wettability and the biomaterial used, initial adhesion of platelets appears to be mediated by GPIIb/IIIa binding to surface adsorbed fibrinogen [26].
  • We demonstrated that the decreasing wettability of the materials significantly reduced endogenous fibronectin deposition on the substratum [27].
  • The relationship between lens wettability, back surface deposits, and steeper corneal curvature with mucin balls supports the hypothesis that the mechanical interaction of a lens with the surface layer of the epithelium and the tear film in association with the blinking forces of the lid is involved in mucin ball formation [28].
  • The AEP and the actual electroosmotic mobility should allow a better understanding of the perfusive EOF and stationary-phase wettability [29].
  • TL may have an important role in removing lipids from the corneal surface to maintain the wettability and integrity of the ocular surface [30].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Wettability

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