Impact of the multiscale viscoelasticity of quasi-2D self-assembled protein networks on stem cell expansion at liquid interfaces

Impact of the multiscale viscoelasticity of quasi-2D self-assembled protein networks on stem cell expansion at liquid interfaces

Although not typically thought to sustain cell adhesion and expansion, liquid substrates have recently been shown to support such phenotypes, providing protein nanosheets could be assembled at corresponding liquid-liquid interfaces. However, the precise mechanical properties required from such quasi...

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Main Authors: Alexis, C.V.J.-M (Author), Bosch-Fortea, M. (Author), Chrysanthou, A. (Author), del Rio Hernandez, A. (Author), Gautrot, J.E (Author), Kong, D. (Author), Mastroianni, G. (Author), Matellan, C. (Author), Peng, L. (Author), Zarbakhsh, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2022
Subjects:
2D nanomaterial
2D nanomaterials
Biomechanics
Cell adhesion
Cell expansion
Cells adhesion
Expansion
High resolution transmission electron microscopy
Liquid interface
Liquid:liquid interface
Liquid-liquid interface
Liquids
Nanosheets
Protein nanosheet
Protein network
Proteins
Quasi-2d
Self assembly
Self-assembly
Stem cell expansion
Stem cells
Stem-cell
Viscoelasticity
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