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Evaluating the use of laser processing and polishing techniques to generate micro-patterned surfaces for controlling fibroblast cell behaviour

2017-01-01

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The aim of this thesis was to develop novel micro and nano polymer substrates through different surface patterning techniques to compare their effect on human lung fibroblast (LL24) and bovine aorta endothelium (BAE-1) cell behaviours. The cells ability to adhere, proliferate and migrate were studied through the use of MTT assays and live cell tracking. Laser processing in a directional manner resulted in polyuret...

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92e82778-e66e-5363-89de-672b44040758
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10.24377/ljmu.t.00007329
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