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Title Page
Abstract
국문 초록
Contents
List of Abbreviations 21
Chapter 1. Introduction 23
1.1. Overview 24
1.2. Outline of the dissertation 27
Chapter 2. Theoretical Background 28
2.1. Electrospinning: synthesis of PLA fibers and spheres 29
2.2. Hydrothermal method: synthesis of ZnO nanowires 35
2.3. Interfacial assembly of nanoparticles at the interface of the two phases. 40
Chapter 3. Experimental Procedure 48
3.1. Synthesis method of PLA-ZnO heterostructures 49
3.2. Characterization method of PLA-ZnO heterostructures 52
3.3. Antibacterial test of PLA-ZnO heterostructures 53
Chapter 4. Results and discussions 55
4.1. Synthesis of organic-inorganic heterostructures 56
4.2. Interfacial assembly mechanism of nanoparticles 67
4.3. Growth kinetics of nanowires 79
4.4. Topography-Induced surface wettability of PLA-ZnO IOH 85
4.5. Anti-bacterial properties of PLA-ZnO IOH 91
Chapter 5. Conclusion 106
References 108
Figure 2.1. Schematic illustration of a) horizontal type electrospinning set up and b) the Taylor cone formed at the end of the nozzle tip. 33
Figure 2.2. a. Schematic illustration of electrospinning setup using dual nozzle. b. Example of core-shell structure. TEM image of poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO, shell) and... 34
Figure 2.3. ZnO crystal structures of wurtzite, zinc-blende, and rock salt. 38
Figure 2.4. Schematic illustration of hydrothermal method equipment. 39
Figure 2.5. Schematic illustration of a liquid droplet on a solid surface with interfacial energy and contact angle described by Young's equation. 46
Figure 2.6. Schematic illustration of an interfacially assembled single particle in an oil-water system. Interaction between the interfacial energies of a single particle (left). A description of... 47
Figure 4.1. Bioinspired engineering for micrometer-scale urchin with nanometer-scale spicules. a) Biomineralization process of the sea-urchin spicules. b) The formation process of artificial... 60
Figure 4.2. Schemes for constructing the PLA-ZnO IOH. The mixture of ZnO NPs and PLA was electrosprayed and electrospun into microspheres and microfibers, respectively, with ZnO... 61
Figure 4.3. Characteristics of ZnO NP seeds. a) TEM image and Fast Fourier transform (FFT) pattern of ZnO NPs. b) Diameters and hydrodynamic sizes of ZnO NPs. The hydrodynamic size... 62
Figure 4.4. a,b) SEM images of PLA MS (a) and PLA MF (b) with entrapped ZnO NPs. c,d) SEM images of PLA-ZnO IOHs prepared with PLA MS (c) and PLA MF (d). e,f) Bright-field... 63
Figure 4.5. ZnO NP-embedded PLA MF. a) Bright-field TEM image. b) Dark-field TEM image. c,d) Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) analysis for elemental mapping: Zn (red), C (blue). 64
Figure 4.6. a) XRD patterns of ZnO NPs (green) and PLA-ZnO IOH (red). The peaks correspond to the powder diffraction file (PDF no. 36-1451) of the wurtzite ZnO structure. b)... 65
Figure 4.7. Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) curves of PLA MF (black) and PLA MF-ZnO NP (green). A typical DSC heating thermogram of PLA is represented. Each of the DCS... 66
Figure 4.8. The proposed mechanism for the assembling ZnO NPs at the internal and external PLA-water interfaces. Schematic illustrations for the interface formation and positioning of ZnO... 70
Figure 4.9. Interfacial assembly of ZnO NPs at the PLA-water interfaces. a) Bright-field (left) and dark-field (right) TEM images of PLA MF after incubation in water containing ZnO NPs at... 73
Figure 4.10. Interfacial assembly of ZnO NPs at the chloroform-water interface. a) Schemes for illustrating interfacial assembly. b) Photographs of interfacial assembly of ZnO NP at the water-... 74
Figure 4.11. Interfacial assemblies and migration of pre-entrapped ZnO NPs and growth of ZnO NWs on PLA MF. a) SEM images of growing ZnO NWs. b) Zoomed-in dark-field TEM... 77
Figure 4.12. Formation of bubbles in the ZnO NP-embedded PLA film prepared via spin coating. a,b) Cross-sectional SEM images were taken before (a) and after (b) the PLA film was... 78
Figure 4.13. Temperature-dependent growth kinetics of ZnO NWs on PLA MF. a) SEM images of PLA-ZnO IOH synthesized at different reaction times and temperatures. Scale bar: 2 µm. b)... 82
Figure 4.14. a) Growth diagram showing the length of the ZnO NPs as a function of reaction time and temperature. The length of the ZnO NWs was measured using SEM images in Figure... 83
Figure 4.15. The structural stability of PLA-ZnO IOH. a) SEM images of PLA-ZnO IOH before and after being incubated in an aqueous solution and left under atmospheric conditions. b)... 84
Figure 4.16. Wettability analysis of PLA MF, PLA MF-ZnO NP, and PLA-ZnO IOH. a) Schematic illustration of topography-induced super-hydrophilicity. b) Wettability of PLA-ZnO... 87
Figure 4.17. The contact angle of hexane on PLA MF, PLA MF-ZnO NP, and PLA-ZnO IOH. From left to right: hexane droplet dispensed from the needle. The sample on the stage was... 88
Figure 4.18. The contact angle of water for all growth and surface growth of PLA-ZnO IOH. In the case of all growth, ZnO NWs grew between PLA matrices, but in surface growth, ZnO NWs... 89
Figure 4.19. Effect of the surface coverage of ZnO NWs on water wettability on PLA-ZnO IOHs. a-c) SEM images and contact angle measurement of PLA-ZnO IOH with different... 90
Figure 4.20. The schematic illustration of bactericidal properties of PLA-ZnO IOH. Both ROS generation (material property) and physical interaction (structural property) are applied to bacteria. 97
Figure 4.21. Metabolic activity of S. aureus and E. coli after incubation on PLA MF, PLA MF-ZnO NP, and PLA-ZnO IOH. The error bars represent the standard deviations of triplet measurements. 98
Figure 4.22. Metabolic activity of S.aureus (a) and E. coli (b) after incubation on PLA MF, PLA MF-ZnO NP, and PLA-ZnO IOH. Before this, each samples were treated in the Luria-... 99
Figure 4.23. Analysis of the contribution of ROS in the bactericidal effect. a) The chemical mechanism of measuring the amount of ROS (represented by hydrogen peroxide here) b,c) ROS... 100
Figure 4.24. SEM images S.aureus and E.coli after incubation on PLA MF, PLA MF-ZnO NP, and PLA-ZnO IOH, respectively. Each scale bar is 1 μm. 101
Figure 4.25. Fluorescence microscopy images of S. aureus and E. coli on PLA MF, PLA MF-ZnO NP, and PLA-ZnO IOH. In all cells, live and dead cells were stained with SYTO 9 (green... 102
Figure 4.26. The concentration of nucleic acids released from S. aureus and E. coli incubated on PLA MF, PLA MF-ZnO NP, and PLA-ZnO IOH. The error bars represent the standard... 103
Figure 4.27. Photographs of S.aureus and E. coli bacterial colonies formed on LB after incubation with PLA MS-Fe₃O₄ NP-ZnO NW and PLA MS-Fe₃O₄ NP 104
Figure 4.28. The SEM images of MCF10A cells after incubation on PLA-ZnO IOH. MCF10A cells were anchored on the ZnO NWs; Low-magnification (a) and high-magnification (b). 105
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