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Pyrrole-hyaluronic acid conjugate for Pyrrole-hyaluronic acid conjugate for neural probe, stents, and sensor neural probe, stents, and sensor
applicationsapplications
Jae Y Lee and Christine E Schmidt
June 19, 2009
Implantable electrodes• Loss of electrical sensitivity
-Increase in impedance-Highly sensitive electrodes are required
•Nerve tissue reaction - Acute and chronic responses - Foreign body reaction - Glial scar tissue formation
GFAP-stained (3 weeks) b)
Neural electrodes a)
a) J Neural Eng 2007 Williams CJ et al. b) Biomaterials 2003 Cui X et al..
• Electrochemical deposition of HA on conductive materials - Electrically conductive - Cytocompatible - Stable - Hydrophilic - Resistant to protein fouling and cell adhesion
Technology and properties
Electrochemical coating process
0 – 1.0 V (vs SCE)
Conductive substrate or electrode (e.g., ITO, PPy)
Reference electrode (SCE)
Counter electrode (Pt mesh)
Working electrode (ITO)
PyHA solution
Stable HA coating
HA coating solution
Bare ITO BorderHA caoted ITO
ITO HA-coated ITO
Surface characterization
Bare ITO HA-coated ITO
•Immunostaining of HA using bHABP, followed by PE-streptavidin
• Water contact angle measurement
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS)
Electrical properties of uncoated and HA-coated ITO are the same
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Frequency (Hz)
HA-coated ITO Bare ITO
In vitro astrocyte culture
Immunostaining three days in culture
• scale bars = 50 µm
• GFAP (green), DAPI (blue), HA (red)
HA-coated ITO HAase-treated
Bare ITO
HA-coated area
Unmodified area
90 days
10 days
Long-term culture
•Images were taken at the same location for all time points. •Scale bars are 50 µm