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The recent discovery of arsenic-based high temperature superconductors hasreignited interest in the study of superconductor : biological interfaces.However, the new superconductor materials involve the chemistry of arsenic,their toxicity remain unclear [ Nature, 2008, 452(24):922]. In this study thepossible adverse effects of this new family of superconductors on cells havebeen examined. Cell culture studies in conjunction with microscopy andviability assays were employed to examine the influence of arsenic-basedsuperconductor PrOxFeAs (x=0.75) material in vitro. Imaging data revealed thatcells were well adhered and spread on the surface of the superconductor.Furthermore, cytotoxicity studies showed that cells were unaffected during thetime-course of the experiments, providing support for the biocompatibilityaspects of PrOxFeAs-based superconductor material.

In Vitro Studies of Cells Grown on the Superconductor PrOxFeAs