Another collaboration with Ankara HBV and Bogazici Universities has come to fruition and the paper titled “Adsorption behavior of serum proteins on anodized titanium is driven by surface nanomorphology” has been published in the journal AVS-BioInterphases. Our study discusses the investigation of protein adsorption behavior on bare and anodized titanium (Ti) samples and focuses on the effect of nanoscale surface topography on the adsorption behavior of human serum albumin, immunoglobulin G and fibrinogen. The study compares the amount adsorbed and the conformational changes of the proteins on surfaces with different nanomorphologies. The results show that the nanomorphology of the surfaces significantly affects the conformation of adsorbed serum proteins, even for surfaces with similar roughness values. The study highlights the influence of nanoscale surface topography on protein adsorption behavior and sheds light on the role of surface properties in defining the in vivo response to materials.



