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It is now well accepted that cellular responses to materials in a biologicalmedium reflect greatly the adsorbed biomolecular layer, rather than thematerial itself. Here, we study by molecular dynamic simulations thecompetitive protein adsorption on a surface (Vroman effect), i.e. thenon-monotonic behavior of the amount of protein adsorbed on a surface incontact with plasma as a function of contact time and plasma concentration. Wefind a complex behavior, with regimes during which small and large proteins arenot necessarily competing between them, but are both competing with others insolution. We show how the effect can be understood, controlled and inverted.

Understanding surface-adsorption of proteins: the Vroman effect