[Preparation and biocompatibility of nano polypyrrole/chitin composite membrane].

Zhongguo Xiu Fu Chong Jian Wai Ke Za Zhi

Department of Histology and Embryology, Medical School of Nantong University, Nantong Jiangsu, 226001, P.R.China.

Published: August 2018

Objective: To prepare nano polypyrrole (PPy)/chitin composite membrane and observe their biocompatibility.

Methods: The nano PPy was synthesized by microemulsion polymerization, blended with chitosan and then formed membranes. The membranes were then modified by acetylation to get the experimental membranes (nano PPy/chitin composite membranes, group A). The chitosan membranes (group B) and chitin ones (group C) modified by acetylation acted as control. Scanning electron microscopy and FT-IR spectra were used to identify the nano PPy and the membranes of each group. And the conductivity of membranes of each group was measured. Schwann cells were co-cultured with each group membranes to observe the biocompatibility by inverted microscope observing, living cell staining, cell counting, and immunofluorescence staining. The lysozyme solution was used to evaluate the degradation of the membranes .

Results: The FT-IR spectra showed that the characteristic vibrational absorption peaks of C=C from nano PPy appeared at 1 543.4 cm and 1 458.4 cm . Scanning electron microscopy observation revealed that the size of nano PPy particles was about 100-200 nm. The nano PPy particles were synthesized. It was successful to turn chitosan to chitin by the acetylation, which was investigated by FT-IR analysis of membranes in groups A and C. The characteristic peaks of the amide Ⅱ band around 1 562 cm appeared after acetylated modification. Conductivity test showed that the conductivity of membranes in group A was about (1.259 2±0.005 7)×10 S/cm, while the conductivity of the membranes in groups B and C was not detected. The nano PPy particles uniformly distributed on the surface of membranes in group A were observed by scanning electron microscope; the membranes in control groups were smooth. As a result, the nano PPy/chitin composite membranes with electrical conductivity were obtained. The cultured Schwann cells were found to survive with good function by fluorescein diacetate live cell staining, soluble protein-100 immunofluorescence staining, and inverted microscope observing. The cell counting showed that the proliferation of Schwann cells after 2 days and 4 days of group A was more than that of the two control groups, and the differences were significant ( <0.05). It indicated that the nano PPy/chitin composite membranes had better ability of adhesion and proliferation than those of chitosan and chitin membranes. The degradation of membranes showed that the degradation rates of membranes in groups A and C were significantly higher than those in group B at all time points ( <0.05). In a word, the degradation performance of the membranes modified by acetylation was better than that of chitosan membranes under the same condition.

Conclusion: The nano PPy and chitosan can be blended and modified by acetylation successfully. Nano PPy/chitin composite membranes had electrical conductivity, degradability, and good biocompatibility .

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