WO2008125094A2 - Method for forming a nanostructure and/or microstructure on a surface, and apparatus for carrying out said method - Google Patents
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- a method of forming a nano and / or microstructure on a surface and an apparatus for performing the method
- the present invention relates to a method for forming a nano- and / or microstructure on a surface and to an apparatus for carrying out the method, which find application in particular in medical technology, environmental technology and / or process technology.
- Nanostructured or microstructured surfaces are produced in the prior art by means of vapor deposition or sol-gel techniques.
- a disadvantage of the nano- or microstructured surfaces produced in this way is that only a random arrangement of the nano- or microparticles and the surface takes place, so that no intentionally repeatable structures can be formed on the surface. This is the case in particular with nano- or microparticles, which have magnetic properties, since they can mutually attract and as a result clump together.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to provide a method with which a repeatable structuring of nano- or microparticles can be formed on a surface.
- such a nano or microstructure is formed on a surface by applying nano- or microparticles to the surface and by means of an applied magnetic field and / or a formed optical grating on or on the surface of the nano- or microparticles along the magnetic field lines of the applied magnetic field and / or at the intensity minima or maxima of the formed optical grating are aligned or captured. Due to adhesion forces between the nano- or microparticles and the surface, the aligned nanoparticles or microparticles are pulled to the fixed positions on the surface and fixed there, whereby a defined structure of the nano- or microparticles is formed on the surface.
- clumping of the nanoparticles or microparticles can be prevented by surrounding the nanoparticles or microparticles with a surfactant whose molecules attach to the nanoparticles or microparticles and thereby prevent clumping.
- the nano- or microparticles are contained in microorganisms, which are advantageously applied to the surface as a gel-like mass.
- the application of the microorganisms as a gel-like mass has the advantage that the surface does not have to have limitations which, for example, keep microorganisms in liquid form on the surface, but at the same time provide mobility of the microorganisms in the gel.
- magnetites can be used, which, as another advantageous embodiment shows, can be present in magnetosome chains of magnetotactic batteries. These magnetosome chains align themselves along the field lines of the applied magnetic field, wherein the magnetic field strength is advantageously greater than the magnetic field strength of naturally existing magnetic fields, such as the earth's magnetic field.
- the magnetic field lines of the applied magnetic field correspond to the surface geometry, since this allows the structure of the nano- or microparticles to be defined exactly on the surface.
- an optical grating can be formed on the surface, at the intensity minima or maxima of which the nano- or microparticles collect.
- Such an optical grating can for example be formed by forming a standing wave pattern on the surface, wherein the standing wave pattern is achieved by a suitable adjustment of laser parameters of at least one laser.
- the Gittenkoordinaten are freely selectable. If the nanoparticles or microparticles are taken up in microorganisms such as, for example, the magnetotactic bacteria, the nanoparticles or microparticles are released from the microorganisms after applying the magnetic field or forming the optical lattice, the microorganisms being lysed by means of a solvent, ultrasound or enzyme action can. The released nanoparticles or microparticles are then, as previously described, attached to the surface by means of adhesion forces.
- the release of the nanoparticles or microparticles may also include the step of disrupting the magnetosome chain cell structure in order to release the magnetites.
- the breaking up of the cell structure can be carried out, for example, by pulsed laser radiation and / or cleavage enzymes, it being possible to advantageously use green or red light lasers.
- structures can be formed both on organic and on inorganic surfaces.
- a surface to be provided with such nano- or microstructuring for example, bacteriocellulose in a woven or fibrous structure can be used.
- magnetotactic microorganisms are used as nano- or microparticle dispensers.
- Such magnetotactic microorganisms can be used both on organic surfaces, in particular cellulose or a bacterium cellulose produced by biotechnology, or on inorganic crystals which are used, for example, in the diamond and semiconductor industries.
- the magnetotactic microorganisms, in particular magnetotactic Archea and bacteria are applied according to the embodiment described herein in a gel-like liquid on the surface.
- chitosan or a carbosiloxane crosslinker may be advantageously used.
- an external magnetic field is applied, along whose field lines the magnetosome chains of the magnetotactic microorganisms can align.
- the strength of the applied magnetic field is controlled so that naturally occurring magnetic fields, such as the earth's magnetic field can have no influence on the orientation.
- the shape of the magnetic field can be adapted to the geometry of the surface.
- an optical grating can be formed on the surface by means of at least one laser, wherein the optical grating is formed by the interference of laser light. Due to the appropriate choice of laser parameters, a standing wave pattern is created, which provides a periodic potential due to the strong displacement for atoms or molecules. This means that the laser light in each of the atoms or molecules induces an electric dipole moment, the interaction of which with the light results in a force on the atom or molecule. Depending on the setting of the laser light with respect to the atomic frequency, the atoms or molecules are drawn into the nodes (intensity minima) and bellies (intensity maxima) of the standing wave pattern, whereby a structuring can be produced. The exact geometry of the generated potential depends on the arrangement of the laser beams and the resulting complexity of the interference pattern, but axes and intersections are freely selectable.
- the gel-like liquid is removed and the microorganisms are lysed.
- the lysing of the microorganisms can take place, for example, via the addition of deionized water, wherein the microorganisms burst due to the increased osmotic pressure and release the cell structure, in particular the magnetosome chains.
- Other possibilities of lysis are, for example, by ultrasound or the addition of special cleavage proteins or given enzymes, wherein the type of lysis is tailored to the microorganisms used.
- the magnetosome chains themselves have a cytoskeleton structure, which fixes the magnetites - ie the nano- or microparticles.
- This cytoskeleton structure can be broken up, for example, by additional irradiation with a green-light laser, preferably with a wavelength of 532 nanometers, and / or a red-light laser, preferably with a wavelength of 630 to 660 nanometers, so that the magnetites are liberated.
- a green-light laser preferably with a wavelength of 532 nanometers
- a red-light laser preferably with a wavelength of 630 to 660 nanometers
- the cytoskeletal structure of the magnetosome chains can also be performed by a cleavage enzyme or protein.
- a surfactant can be applied to the surface, wherein the polar heads of the surfactant molecules attach to the magnetite, whereby the magnetite particles separated from each other and clumping of the magnetite particles is prevented.
- This surfactant can also be removed again by means of laser light.
- the free magnetites in the structure defined by the magnetic field lines or optical lattices are pulled to the surface and bound there on the basis of the adhesion forces between magnetite and surface.
- the method described in the application can be advantageously used as a medical device, for example for wound healing, or find its use in water treatment.
- crystals may serve as surfaces which are normally used in the diamond or semiconductor industry and are summarized by way of example in the table below.
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