Biointerfaces: Anisotropic Crystalline Protein Nanolayers as Multi‐Functional Biointerface for Patterned Co‐Cultures of Adherent and Non‐Adherent Cells in Microfluidic Devices (Adv. Mater. Interfaces 1/2015)
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Abstract
In article 1400309, Ertl and co-workers exploit the self-assembly properties of various bacterial surface layer (S-layer) proteins to readily fabricate an anisotropic multi-functional nanobiointerface within microfluidic devices. S-layer proteins with cell-adhesive (rSbsB) and cell-repellant (SbpA), as well as biomolecule-binding capabilities (rSbpA/ZZ) are re-assembled within microchannels for on-chip patterning of co-cultures of mobile with adherent cell types in order to generate multi-functional surface properties.
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BioSensor Technologies Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT) Muthgasse 11 1190 Vienna Austria
Department of Pharmacognosy University of Vienna Althanstraße 14 Vienna Austria
Institute for Biophysics Department of Nanobiotechnology University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna Muthgasse 11 Vienna Austria
Institute for Synthetic Bioarchitectures Department of Nanobiotechnology University of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna Muthgasse 11 Vienna Austria
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