文摘
Because of extensive applications, self-assembled anodic titania nanotube (TNT) arrays are drawing increasing interest. In our work, two-layer TNT with pear-like structure was successfully obtained by in-situ voltage up anodization process. The growth mechanism of the second-layer tube are discussed. And the loading capacity and releasing property of two-layer nanotubes were investigated. It is demonstrated that different interface structures may grow through different second stage anodization voltage. And the higher bovine serum albumin loading of 76.86 渭g/cm2 is obtained for the two-layer TNTs. Compared with the single layer TNTs, two-layer TNTs display slower release rate with 29% of the protein release in the first 10 min, and the sustained release time is extended to 180 min, 1.5 times that of the single layer TNTs. These advanced nanotube array thin films may exhibit a promising application in the localized drug-delivery platform with its controllable releasing characteristic for medical implants.