Laser- and UV-assisted modification of polystyrene surfaces for control of protein adsorption and cell adhesion
Authors:
- Wilhelm PflegingWilhelm Pfleging
- Maika TorgeMTMaika Torge
- Michael BrunsMBMichael Bruns
- Vanessa TrouilletVTVanessa Trouillet
- Alexander WelleAWAlexander Welle
- Sandra WilsonSWSandra Wilson
- 1 March 2009
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Surface Science
- Vol. 255 (10) , 5453-5457
Abstract
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