One-post patterning of multiple protein gradients using a low-cost flash foam stamp

Printing of versatile chemical and biological inks for protein and cell patterning was achieved using a simple and cost-effective flash foam stamp (FFS). The grey-scale mask fabricated stamp can generate multiple protein gradients with one-post stamping. Due to the importance of spatially controlled...

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description Printing of versatile chemical and biological inks for protein and cell patterning was achieved using a simple and cost-effective flash foam stamp (FFS). The grey-scale mask fabricated stamp can generate multiple protein gradients with one-post stamping. Due to the importance of spatially controlled protein patterns in both biology and tissue engineering, this straightforward and reliable tool is an accessible solution for resource-limited laboratories conducting molecular patterning experiments.
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Conduction
cost effectiveness
Extracellular Matrix Proteins - chemistry
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Patterning
Proteins
Stamping
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