Abstract
AbstractThe vast majority of studies in the bone tissue engineering field are focused on the surface modification of titanium scaffolds to obtain integration of the scaffold in the surrounding bone tissue. Our approach consisted in benefiting from the advantages of the cell‐interaction capabilities of collagen and gelatin. The biopolymers were immobilised onto the Ti surface through different methods and the stability of the obtained coatings was determined. The obtained results reveal that covalent immobilisation of collagen and gelatin is required to obtain stable surface coatings.
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