Selective Cell-Adhesion on Micro-Structured Fine Particles

Iwori Takeda; Arata Kaneko; Yasuhiro Tanaka; Nobuyuki Moronuki

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.516.130

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Selective Cell-Adhesion on Micro-Structured Fine Particles

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The present paper describes spatially selective adhesion of rat phenochromocytoma (PC12) cells on micro-structured fine particles. The particles are packed hexagonally in two-dimensional arrangements by self-assembly. Incubation allows most cells to be successfully adhered to the region of self-assembled particles, while few cells are found on the rest of the glass substrate. The line-and-space structure of particles aligns the cells in straight lines. The desired location of cells can be obtained for both appropriate line width and space of particles, because they dominate a spatial selectivity of cell adhesion.

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Iwori Takeda, Arata Kaneko, Yasuhiro Tanaka, Nobuyuki Moronuki

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Adhesion, Cell, Micro/Nanoparticle, Self-Assembly

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