A new paper titled "ToF-SIMS imaging of dual biomolecular monolayer gradients" has been published in the journal Biointerphases in a special topic issue "Biomimetics of Biointerfaces". The research was carried out as a collaboration between Cline Scientific and researchers at the Chalmers University of Technology. This news following Clines previous press release in September 14^th announced the results and its subsequent submission.

The research teams showed how the advanced imaging method ToF-SIMS can be used to validate surface composition as well as determine and visualize the molecular distribution of protein monolayers. Other advanced analysis technologies did not have the precision to achieve these results on glass substrates or identify a gradient pattern.

These important results add to the growing wealth of evidence for Cline’s gradient surface technology and methods. Using ToF-SIMS enables the precision of surface analysis that is needed when interpreting the results from cell-based experiments and as a tool for quality control for future surface production for clinical trials. 

The full publication can be found at the following link.

https://avs.scitation.org/doi/suppl/10.1116/6.0000621

For more information, please contact:
Hanne Evenbratt, Director of Product Development
Email: hanne.evenbratt@clinescientific.com
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About Cline Scientific
Cline Scientific develops advanced cancer diagnostics and regenerative medicine treatments. The company is working heavily with R&D through joint collaborations with pharmaceutical companies and academic researchers around the world. The focus is on projects in the cancer diagnostic and stem cell therapy fields since Clines nanotechnology here provides unmet solutions to critical challenges and functions. The unique patented surface nanotechnology is used in cell-based products and processes to drive projects within Life Science into and through the clinical phase