Volume No 7- Supplement 1- June
2004
Abstracts of European Cells and Materials V
The Cell Biomaterial Reaction
28th - 30th June 2004, Congress Centre, Davos, Switzerland
Abstracts listed in order of presentation at the meeting
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1 : A.S.G.Curtis
Small is beautiful but smaller still is the aim
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2 : G.Dunn
Technologies for studying cell motility and behaviour
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3 : A.Bershadsky
Mechanosensory function of focal adhesions
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4 : R.G.Richards
Clinical applications of surfaces: Keep it simple
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5 : A.Danilov, V. Muhonen, J. Tuukkanen, T. Jämsä
Significance of surface stresses for cell adhesion to NiTi.
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6 : A. Aeimbhu, J.E. Castle, P. Singjai
Relation of albumin concentration and its adsorbed overlayer thickness
on commercially pure titanium using x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.
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7 : M. Bigerelle, K. Anselme
Statistical study of attachment, adhesion and proliferation of human
osteoblasts on metallic substrates.
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8 : R. Gristina, E. D'Aloia, G.S. Senesi, E. Sardella, R. d'Agostino,
P.Favia
Adhesion of eukaryotic cells as affected by nano-structured surfaces
produced by plasma processes.
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9 : N. Gadegaard, G. Marshall, C.D.W. Wilkinson, A.S.G. Curtis.
Blood compatibility to ordered arrays of nano pits.
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10 : C.C. Dupont-Gillain, Z. Keresztes, P.G. Rouxhet
Influence of nanostructured collagen layers on endothelial cells
behaviour.
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11 : D.O. Meredith, L. Eschbach, M.O. Riehle, A.S.G. Curtis,
R.G. Richards.
Effect of standard orthopaedic metal implant surfaces on cell behaviour.
****Joint winner of the award for the best
oral presentation by a student
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12 : C.Wilkinson
Micro and nano fabrication for cell engineering
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13 : M.Riehle
Investigating active mechanosensing with micro- and nanostructures
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14 : H.Hofmann, L.Juillerat
Interaction of superparamagnetic nanoparticles with human cancer
cells
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15 : M.Liley
What can nanostructuring do for you ?
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16 : M.Textor
Surface functionalisation of biomaterials and biosensors
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17 : M.A.Barbosa
Interactions of cells and proteins with molecularly designed surfaces
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18 : S. Blazewicz
Effect of chemical and topographical features of biomaterial surface
on cell response
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19 : P.Bongrand
Is there a predictable relationship between surface physical-chemical
properties and cell behaviour at interface ?
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20 : E. Brynda, M. Houska, Z. Pientka J. Pacherník,
P. Dvo?ák
Material surface modification with organized multilayer assemblies
of biological macromolecules.
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21 : M. Markowski, T. Pompe, J. Smolinski, K. Salchert, C.
Werner.
Fibronectin anchorage influences the generation of vascular- like
structures by endothelial cells. ****Joint
winner of the award for the best oral presentation by a student
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22 : F. Chellat, Y. Merhi, A. Moreau, L. Yahia
Effect of molecular weight and concentration of Polyethyleneimine
used as DNA carriers for THP-1 targeting.
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23 : K.Oudina, E. Potier, E. Arnaud, V. Ellä, M. Kellomäki,
N. Ashammakhi, H. Petite
PLDLA Scaffolds Support the Proliferation and Differentiation of
Mesenchymal stem cells towards an osteogenic potential.
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24 : A.H.C. Poulsson, S.A. Mitchell, M.R. Davidson, N. Emmison,
A.J. Johnstone, R.H. Bradley
Adhesion of primary human osteoblast cells to UV/ozone modified
polystyrene.
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25 : J. Tiainen, M. Veiranto, Y. Soini, E. Suokas, P. Törmälä,
N. Ashammakhi
Histological study of multifunctional bioabsorbable ciprofloxacin-releasing
and plain polylactide-polyglycolide 80/20 screws implanted in rabbit
cranial bone.
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26 : M. Bitar, JC. Knowles, V. Salih, M.P. Lewis
Biocompatible phosphate glass fibre scaffolds. Engineering of the
hard/ soft tissue interface.
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27 : A.Boyde
Combining confocal and BSE SEM imaging for bone and implant interfaces
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28 : J.Davies
Anti-inflammatory biodegradable scaffolds
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29 : F. Geiger, C. Eckhardt, H. Bertram, T. Hennig, W. Richter,
H.G. Simank
Stimulation of bone formation by transfer of phVEGF in a gene activated
matrix.
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30 : FE. Weber, B. San Miguel, KW. Grätz
In vitro and in vivo evaluation of a third generation
guided bone regeneration membrane which combines biodegradability
with bioactivity.
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31 : M.Yamato
Smart biomaterials achieve smart tissue regeneration with cell sheet
engineering
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32 : S.Gogolewski
Bioresorbable polymers in repair, replacement and regeneration of
tissues and organs
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33 : J.A. Gillard, P. Saravanapavan, J.M. Garland, I. Hopkinson,
J.R. Lu
Biophysical examination of vascular smooth muscle cell interaction
with pla and plga polymer surfaces.
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34 : G. Zgirian, R. Zgirian, H. Iovu, I. Ionescu-Bujor, A.
Meghea, I. Demetrescu
New collagen hybrids composites devoted to cell growth and proliferation.
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35 : Y. Yang, M. A. Wood, A. J. El Haj
Enhancement of mechanical signals for tissue engineering bone by
mechano-active scaffolds.
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36 : WY. Ip, S. Gogolewski
Clinical application of resorbable polymers in guided bone regeneration.
Page
37 : L.Koole
In Vivo Biocompatibility of new radiopaque polymeric microspheres
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38 : Y.Missirlis
Bacterial adhesion and proliferation on biomaterials. Techniques
to evaluate the adhesion process. The influence of surface chemistry/topography
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39 : Ll.G.Harris, R.G.Richards
Analysing bacterial adhesion on biomaterials
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40 : B. Angres, C. Kuschel, H. Steuer.
Multiple substrate array, msa™: miniaturized screening of extracellular
matrix-dependent cell behaviour.
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41 : N. Tymchenko, S.Petronis, LM. Bjursten, B. Kasemo, J.
Gold.
Detection of cellular traction forces by microfabricated si force
sensors.
Page
42 : D.Daniels
Isothermal microcalorimetry (IMC): A new in-vitro technique
for determining biomaterials physico-chemical stability and cultured
cell responses
Posters
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43 : F. Baumgartner, K. Maniura, S. Tosatti, M. Textor, A.Bruinink
Topographical surface effects on cell fate of adult human mesenchymal
stem cells.
****Joint winner of the award for the best
poster by a student
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44 : G. Biagini, F. Gabbanelli, M. Mattioli-Belmonte, L.Virgili,
F. Giantomassi, D. Natali, C. Zannoni, A. Pasini, A. Tomei, P. Quadrani,
M.Giacomini
"Bioinspired" interface between - old and new - In Medicine
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45 : M. Bigerelle, K. Anselme
Cell adhesion increases with the square root of time.
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46 : E. Blanch, E. Garreta, D. Gasset, E. Genové, C.
Colominas, C. Semino, S. Borrós
Development of hydroxyapatite-based biomaterials scaffolds for hard
tissue regeneration.
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47 : M. Blazewicz, I. Piekarczyk. E. Menaszek, K. Haberko
Polymer and carbon fibres with HAp nanopowder: properties and biocompatibility
of degradation products.
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48 : R. Blum M. Alini, C. Evans, E. Schneider, M. Egermann
The effect of AdBMP-2 on ovine osteoblasts and BMSC including a
comparison to human and murine cells.
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49 : M. Bohner
Interactions between cell and calcium phosphates depend on chemistry:
theoretical considerations.
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50 : P. Coelho, J. Leitão, C. Santos, R. Mascarenhas,
T. Arvinte , M. Glatt, B. Rahn
Transforming growth factor Beta-3 (TGF ß3) Activity is relevantly
dependant on carriers differences when used for a critical mandibular
bone defect repair in a beagle dog model.
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51 : W. Dabernig, T. Geley, E. Richter, H. Fritsch, M. Tukiainen,
M. Kellomäki, N Ashammakhi, M. Ninkovic
Evaluation of bioactive glass 13-93 fibre-based scaffolds for healing
of large bone defects.
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52 : P.D. Dalton, T. Kuenzel, D. Klee, M. Moeller, J. Mey
In Vitro neuron interactions with oriented electrospun fibres.
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53 : S. Davis, B.Brito, G.Gonzalez
Comparative study of in vitro colonization of different biomaterials
by rabbit stem cells and macrophages of rabbit and humans.
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54 : F. Feyerabend, M. Schossig, H. Clemens, R. Willumeit
Lipid coating influences cell adhesion and differentiation.
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55 : D. Gotora, JT. Czernuszka
Mineralisation and cross-linking techniques to improve the mechanical
properties of collagen-calcium phosphate (coll-cap) composites to
be used as bone analogues.
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56 : H. M. Grandin, B. Städler, M. Textor, J. Vörös
Development of a waveguide excitation fluorescence microscope for
micro and nanoscale characterization of bio-interfaces.
Page
57 : A.E. Handschin, O.A. Trentz, S. Hemmi, G.A. Wanner, H.J.
Kock, O. Trentz
Osteocalcin and CbfA1-expression in human osteoblasts following
low molecular weight heparin or Fondaparinux (Arixtra®) treatment.
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58 : M.O. Klein, C. Reichert., B. Al-Nawas
Assessment of migratory and proliferative behaviour of osteogenic
cells on type I collagen vs. BSA using a method for continuous single
cell observation.
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59 : J. Kowal, B. Czajkowska, E. Bulwan, M. Blazewicz, E. Pamula
Modification of polysulfone by means of UV irradiation and H2O2
plasma treatment.
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60 : I. Krueger, P.P. Müller, H. Mojallal, M. Stieve,
T. Lenarz, P.Behrens
On the way to novel nanostructured bone replacement materials: First
cytological investigations of mesoporous solids.
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61 : R. Lange, F. Lüthen, A. Kirbs, P. Müller, J.
Rychly, B. Nebe, U. Beck
An attempt to correlate the characteristics of micro structured
surfaces of titanium implants and biological parameters of adhesive
cells.
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62 : S. Länsman, M. Kellomäki, P. Törmälä,
T. Waris, N. Ashammakhi
Tissue reactions to poly-L/D-lactide (PLDLA) 96/4 scaffolds implanted
in the subcutis of rats.
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63 : S. Länsman, A. Karttunen, H. Hirvelä, T. Palosaari,
M. Kellomäki, V. Ellä, P. Ohtonen, P. Törmälä,
T. Waris, N. Ashammakhi
Bioabsorbable poly-L/D-lactide vs. silicone sponge scleral suckling
implants can induce sufficeintly perisistant indentation in rabbits.
Page
64 : I. Manjubala, I. Ponomarev, K.D. Jandt, I. Wilke
Adhesion and proliferation of osteoblastic cells seeded on chitosan
- hydroxyapatite porous scaffolds.
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65 : M. Mattioli-Belmonte, L. Virgili, C. Bevilacqua , R. Gristina,
G. Lucarini, A. Gigante, P. Favia, L. Detomaso, G. Biagini
Mesenchymal stem cells on plasma-coated materials: an "acrylic
interface" in vitro study.
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66 : D.O. Meredith, L. Eschbach, M.O. Riehle, A.S.G. Curtis,
R.G. Richards
Human fibroblast proliferation and cytoskeletal reactivity to characterised
metal implant surfaces.
Page
67 : L. Moimas, C. Schmid, E. Pirhonen
Geometry modifications of a new three-dimensional bioactive glass
fibre matrix with a feasible structure for tissue engineering applications.
****Joint winner of the award for the best
poster by a student
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68 : L. Moroni, J. de Wijn, C. A. van Blitterswijk
3D Plotted scaffolds for tissue engineering: dynamical mechanical
analysis.
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69 : R. Müller, U. Thalmaier, G. Schmalz, S.Ruhl
Bacterial adhesion to surfaces of defined polarity in relation to
previous protein adsorption.
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70 : V. Muhonen, M-L. Sassi, A. Danilov, M-D. Nagel, T. Jämsä,
J. Tuukkanen
The role of extracellular matrix in biocompatibility of NiTi shape-memory
metal implant material.
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71 : C. Nonckreman, Ch.C. Dupont-Gillain, P. Rouxhet
Development of a new tool to study protein adsorption in relation
with heamocompatibility.
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72 : M.D.. Notara, C.A. Scotchford, D.M. Grant, G.A.F. Roberts
Characterisation and cell response of chitosan and alginate derivatives
blend membranes with different crosslinking methods.
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73 : M. Nowakowska, M. Kepczynski, A. Karewicz, A.Górnicki
Interaction of porphyrin covalently attached to poly(methacrylic
acid) with liposomal membranes.
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74 : D. Pasqui, F.M. Piras, A. Rossi, E. Weber, A. Magnani,
R. Barbucci
Micropatterned polysaccharides: a useful tool for cell guidance.
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75 : E. Pecheva, L. Pramatarova, M.F. Maitz, M.T. Pham, R. Presker,
M. Stutzmann
Hydroxyapatite growth induced by extra cellular matrix deposition
on solid surfaces.
****Third place for the award for the best
poster by a student
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76 : E. Pecheva, L. Pramatarova, G. Altankov
Fibroblast interaction with different material surfaces.
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77 : M. Pennacchi, I. Armentano, S. Zeppetelli, M. Fiorillo,
D. Guarnieri, J.M. Kenny, P.A. Netti
Influence of surface patterning on cell migration and spreading.
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78 : H. Plenk Jr., M. Boehler, I. Steffan, A.Walter
Immune response to cobalt-based alloy wear particles increased by
third-body wear from metal-on-metal THR.
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79 :S. Popescu, D. Iordachescu, B. Popescu, D. Ionica, I. Demetrescu
Aspects of biocompatibility of various thin films on titanium surface.
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80 : E. Pyshnov, M. Farcas, N. Cosman, S.G. Roscoe. S.Omanovic
Electrochemical studies of the adsorption of fibrinogen and bovine
serum albumin on a charged pt surface.
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81 : S.N. Racey, A.W. McCaskie , E. Jones, M.A.Birch
Iron and alumina grit blasted tmfz alloys differentially regulate
bone formation in vitro.
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82 : S. Rammelt, S. Manthey, H. Zwipp
Immunohistochemical characterization of the bone-implant interface
on MMA-embedded cutting and grinding sections.
Page
83 : R. Sariri, A. Erfani
Copolymerization of HEMA with N-Containing monomers in order to
produce a protein resistant biomaterial surface.
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84 : R. Saunders, L. Bosworth, J. Gough, B. Derby, N. Reis
Selective cell delivery for 3d tissue culture and engineering.
Page
85 : D. Scharnweber, R. Beutner, J. Michael, B. Schwenzer,
H. Worch
Designing metallic biomaterial surfaces by anodic immobilization
of dna-single strands utilizing hybridization for attachment of
biomolecules.
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86 : B. Städler, D. Falconnet, I. Pfeiffer, F. Höök,
J. Vörös
Micropatterning of DNA-tagged vesicles.
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87 : R. Stoop, L. Sapei, C. Gaissmaier, A. Scharstuhl, M. Kellomäki,
V. Ellä, N. Ashammakhi, P. Törmälä, H. Hämmerle
Woven P(L/D)LA scaffolds for cartilage tissue engineering.
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88 : A. Thackray, P. Yong, R.L. Sammons, H. Lugg, L.E. Macaskie,
P.M.Marquis
Bacterial delivery of nanophase hydroxyapatite and tricalcium phosphate
as a novel coating method for complex architectures.
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89 : O.A. Trentz, A.E. Handschin, S. Hemmi, G. Zund, G.A. Wanner,
O. Trentz
Leptin regulates human osteoblast proliferation and phenotype marker
expression in vitro.
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90 : P. Valerio, J.M Ventura, S. Agathopoulos, D. Tulyaganov,
J.M.F. Ferreira
Osteoblasts viability, alkaline phosphatase production, collagen
secretion and cell apoptosis in the presence of glasses with novel
formulations containing mica and wollastonite structural components.
Page
91 : P.Valerio, G. Goller, F.N. Oktar, A. M. Goes, M.F. Leite
Biocompatibility evaluation of four different BioglassTM-HA using
primary culture of osteoblasts.
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92 : S. Vogt, K.-D. Kühn, U. Gopp, M. Schnabelrauch
Resorbable coatings with controlled antibiotic release for porous
ceramics and bioglasses.
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93 : A. Wright, M. Mowrey-McKee, A. Renaud
Cytometric viability of human corneal epithelial cells grown on
a biomaterial.
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