Photoresponsive smart template for reversible cell micropatterning
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Yu-Hui Gong, Juan Yang, Feng-Yi Cao, Jing Zhang, Han Cheng, Ren-Xi Zhuo, Xian-Zheng Zhang
A novel micropatterned smart template based on transparency photolithography allows the spatial control of cell micropatterning. By utilizing the photoinduced reaction of azobenzene ligands and cyclodextrin-terminated alkanesilane via host–guest recognitions, cells can be easily controlled to adhere reversibly in well defined areas.
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