Friday, May 10, 2019

Journals on Medical Microbiology

Abstract

The wettability of the articular surface of cartilage depends on the condition of its #surface-active phospholipid overlay, which is structured as a multi-bilayer. We examined the characteristics of this membrane surface entity in both its normal and degenerated conditions using a combination of atomic force #microscopy, contact angle measurement, and friction test. The observations have led to the conclusions that the friction coefficient is significantly dependent on the #hydrophobicity (wettability) of the surface of the tissue, thereby confirming the hypothesis tested in this paper.

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