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The role of plasma proteins in cell adhesion to PEG surface-density-gradient-modified titanium oxide

Pei et al., 2011

Document ID
5616502023328162424
Author
Pei J
Hall H
Spencer N
Publication year
Publication venue
Biomaterials

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Surface-density gradients of poly (ethylene glycol)(PEG) were fabricated, in order to carry out a systematic study of the influence of PEG chain density on protein adsorption and cell- adhesion behavior, as well as the correlation between them. Gradients with a linear change …
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