Influence of mold properties on surface structure of a polyurethane-siloxane block co-polymer. Implications form blood compatibility

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Siloxanes 100%
• Polyurethanes 77%
• Surface Properties 77%
• Fungi 55%
• Polymers 55%
• Adsorption 50%
• Gold 47%
• Fibrinogen 29%
• polyetherurethane 28%
• Albumins 26%
• Blood Platelets 24%
• Glass ceramics 22%
• Wettability 21%
• Water 20%
• Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy 17%
• Proteins 17%
• Transmission Electron Microscopy 15%
• Cell Communication 14%
• Metals 13%
• Air 12%
• Kinetics 11%

Engineering & Materials Science

• Surface structure 74%
• Polyurethanes 66%
• Blood 57%
• Polymers 45%
• Gold 33%
• Adsorption 30%
• Proteins 28%
• Polymer films 27%
• Platelets 26%
• Free energy 24%
• Wetting 20%
• Adhesion 18%
• Polyethers 15%
• Surface waters 14%
• Glass ceramics 13%
• Sorption 12%
• Assays 12%
• Silicones 11%
• Transmission electron microscopy 10%
• Surface properties 10%
• Plasmas 9%
• Metals 6%
• Air 5%

Chemical Compounds

• Surface Structure 60%
• Block Copolymer 50%
• Surface Free Energy 35%
• Adsorption 22%
• Liquid Film 22%
• Surface 19%
• Protein 19%
• Polysiloxane 17%
• Decoration 17%
• Glass Ceramic 17%
• Urethane 16%
• Surface Water 16%
• Sorption 10%
• Copolymer 10%
• Transmission Electron Microscopy 10%
• Plasma 9%
• Metal 6%