Diego R. Jaramillo Pinto

This study investigates how environmental salts modulate the aggregation and adhesion of a Vibrio cholerae peptide, revealing surface- and ion-dependent film formation mechanisms.

This study compares the ability of collagen type II and I to form synovial fluid films and retain lubricin, revealing differences in their functional roles in joint mechanics.

This study investigates how fibronectin conformation affects synovial fluid adsorption and film formation on surfaces, showing that pH-induced conformational changes alter film properties and fluid retention.