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Fabrication of cell culture scaffolds using micro/nanotechnologies to study the attachment and alignment of smooth muscle cells
This dissertation elaborates the design and fabrication of in vitro cell culture scaffolds using microfabrication and electrostatic layer-by-layer self-assembly (LbL) technologies, and develops the so-called layer-by-layer lift-off (LbL-LO) technique to control surface topography, surface properties
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