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Nanoscale definition of substrate materials to direct human adult stem cells towards tissue specific populations.

Journal of materials science. Materials in medicine - 1 Mar 2010

Curran Judith M, Chen Rui, Stokes Robert, Irvine Eleanor, Graham Duncan, Gubbins Earl, Delaney Deany, Amro Nabil, Sanedrin Raymond, Jamil Haris, Hunt John A

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The development of homogenously nano-patterned chemically modified surfaces that can be used to initiate a cellular response, particularly stem cell differentiation, in a highly controlled manner without the need for exogenous biological factors has never been reported, due to that fact that prec...

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PMID: 20037772
DOI: 10.1007/s10856-009-3976-x

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