This contribution describes how cells react to polymer substrates surface-modified with plasma processes developed in our lab. These processes have been combined, with the use of physical masks, to develop surfaces micro-patterned with cell-adhesive and cellrepulsive domains, which become thus able to drive cell adhesion, spreading and growth along defined directions.
Fibroblast and keratinocyte behaviour on substrates plasma-patterned with fouling and non fouling domains
Gristina R.;Sardella E.;Senesi G.;Favia P.;d'Agostino R.
2002
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This contribution describes how cells react to polymer substrates surface-modified with plasma processes developed in our lab. These processes have been combined, with the use of physical masks, to develop surfaces micro-patterned with cell-adhesive and cellrepulsive domains, which become thus able to drive cell adhesion, spreading and growth along defined directions.File in questo prodotto:
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