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Impact of Stiffness and Cell-Binding Motif Availability on the Cell-Specific Response to Collagen-Based Macromolecular Materials
Although matrix stiffness is an important determinant of cell behavior, experimentally isolating mechanical cues from the surface chemistry is challenging. Here, intact collagen (Col I) or a constant density of collagen-derived cell-adhesive triple-helical peptides (GFOGER or GLOGEN) was deposited o
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