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Cell and Material Interface
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Cell and Material Interface

by Nihal Engin Vrana
September 2018
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
294 pages
11h 13m
English
CRC Press
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124 Cell and Material Interface
shown in Figure 5.10. They also showed that stencil could be used for the deposition
of both single and multiple proteins. To achieve patterning of multiple proteins, sten-
cils are stacked up in layers and each protein deposition is followed by treatment with
antifouling agent before the rst stencil layer is removed. Incubation with antifoul-
ing agent ensures that secondary deposition of proteins in same area does not occur
unless driven by specic interaction. As seen in Figure 5.10A and B, two stencil
layers with 30 and 600 μm diameter holes were used to pattern BSA-AlexaFluor™
488 and BSA-AlexaFluor™ 555, respectiv ...
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