Plasma processes of interest for tissue engineering, biosensors and related applications have been utilized for micro-scale patterning polymers with 'physical masks'. The surface of polystyrene substrates has been patterned with different chemical micro-domains. each one able to induce different adhesion, spreading and growth behavior of cells. Cell adhesive tracks spaced with wider non-fouling PEO-like zones have been developed at the surface of the substrates, and utilized in cell growth experiments.
Novel plasma processes for biomaterials: micro-scale patterning of biomedical polymers
FAVIA, Pietro;
2003-01-01
Abstract
Plasma processes of interest for tissue engineering, biosensors and related applications have been utilized for micro-scale patterning polymers with 'physical masks'. The surface of polystyrene substrates has been patterned with different chemical micro-domains. each one able to induce different adhesion, spreading and growth behavior of cells. Cell adhesive tracks spaced with wider non-fouling PEO-like zones have been developed at the surface of the substrates, and utilized in cell growth experiments.File in questo prodotto:
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