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Ching-Te Kuo1, Jong-Yueh Wang2, Andrew M Wo3
1Division of Molecular Radiation Biology, Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX 75235, USA.
Abstract:
Engineered materials have been employed as versatile tools to explore the fundamental cell biology/drug development as well as to approach the intelligent device, thereby becoming the key components in modern technology. Herein, a ParaStamp technique has been revealed to possess applications for cell patterning, drug screening, and rewritable functional patterning. The ParaStamp includes a micropatterned PDMS master and a liquid-phased paraffin oil generated at high temperature, which can transfer the patterned paramembrane onto varied material surfaces, such as glass, polystyrene, and flexible foil. This technique is simple and cost-effective to meet the high-throughput requirement for industries. Taken together, our findings herein should have general insights in cell biology, biodetection, and development of smart hydrophobic surface.
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