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John L Skousen

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Biomaterials|October 15, 2014
A strategy to passively reduce neuroinflammation surrounding devices implanted chronically in brain tissue by manipulating device surface permeabilityJohn L Skousen, Michael J Bridge, Patrick A Tresco
Journal of Neural Engineering|December 3, 2014
Progress towards biocompatible intracortical microelectrodes for neural interfacing applicationsMehdi Jorfi, John L Skousen, Christoph Weder, et al.
Biomaterials|November 9, 2017
An astrocyte derived extracellular matrix coating reduces astrogliosis surrounding chronically implanted microelectrode arrays in rat cortexRobert S Oakes, Michael D Polei, John L Skousen, et al.
Biomaterials|April 20, 2015
BBB leakage, astrogliosis, and tissue loss correlate with silicon microelectrode array recording performanceNicholas F Nolta, Michael B Christensen, Paul D Crane, et al.
Journal of Materials Chemistry. B|April 30, 2014
The Effect of Residual Endotoxin Contamination on the Neuroinflammatory Response to Sterilized Intracortical MicroelectrodesMadhumitha Ravikumar, Daniel J Hageman, William H Tomaszewski, et al.
Progress in Brain Research|August 27, 2011
Reducing surface area while maintaining implant penetrating profile lowers the brain foreign body response to chronically implanted planar silicon microelectrode arraysJohn L Skousen, Sr Mary Elizabeth Merriam, Onnap Srivannavit, et al.
Journal of Neural Engineering|August 16, 2014
Mechanically-compliant intracortical implants reduce the neuroinflammatory responseJessica K Nguyen, Daniel J Park, John L Skousen, et al.
Journal of Materials Chemistry. B|August 19, 2014
Development of Superoxide Dismutase Mimetic Surfaces to Reduce Accumulation of Reactive Oxygen Species for Neural Interfacing ApplicationsKelsey A Potter-Baker, Jessica K Nguyen, Kyle M Kovach, et al.
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Biomaterials|October 15, 2014
A strategy to passively reduce neuroinflammation surrounding devices implanted chronically in brain tissue by manipulating device surface permeabilityJohn L Skousen, Michael J Bridge, Patrick A Tresco
Journal of Neural Engineering|December 3, 2014
Progress towards biocompatible intracortical microelectrodes for neural interfacing applicationsMehdi Jorfi, John L Skousen, Christoph Weder, et al.
Biomaterials|November 9, 2017
An astrocyte derived extracellular matrix coating reduces astrogliosis surrounding chronically implanted microelectrode arrays in rat cortexRobert S Oakes, Michael D Polei, John L Skousen, et al.
Biomaterials|April 20, 2015
BBB leakage, astrogliosis, and tissue loss correlate with silicon microelectrode array recording performanceNicholas F Nolta, Michael B Christensen, Paul D Crane, et al.
Journal of Materials Chemistry. B|April 30, 2014
The Effect of Residual Endotoxin Contamination on the Neuroinflammatory Response to Sterilized Intracortical MicroelectrodesMadhumitha Ravikumar, Daniel J Hageman, William H Tomaszewski, et al.
Progress in Brain Research|August 27, 2011
Reducing surface area while maintaining implant penetrating profile lowers the brain foreign body response to chronically implanted planar silicon microelectrode arraysJohn L Skousen, Sr Mary Elizabeth Merriam, Onnap Srivannavit, et al.
Journal of Neural Engineering|August 16, 2014
Mechanically-compliant intracortical implants reduce the neuroinflammatory responseJessica K Nguyen, Daniel J Park, John L Skousen, et al.
Journal of Materials Chemistry. B|August 19, 2014
Development of Superoxide Dismutase Mimetic Surfaces to Reduce Accumulation of Reactive Oxygen Species for Neural Interfacing ApplicationsKelsey A Potter-Baker, Jessica K Nguyen, Kyle M Kovach, et al.
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