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Using self-assembled monolayers to model the extracellular matrix
Milan Mrksich
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Biomedical Engineering
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Cell Biology
100%
Extracellular Matrix
100%
Self-assembled Monolayer
100%
Cell-matrix Interactions
66%
Signal Process
66%
Molecular Structure
33%
Microenvironment
33%
Cell Adhesion
33%
Peptide Ligand
33%
Downstream Signaling
33%
Cell Surface Receptor
33%
Alkanethiolates
33%
Insoluble Aggregates
33%
Large Proteins
33%
Adhesion Ligand
33%
Adsorbed Layer
33%
Adherent Cells
33%
Glycoaminoglycans
33%
Protein-ligand
33%
Immobilized Proteins
33%
Matrix Display
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Adhesion
100%
Chemical Structure
100%
Protein Ligand
100%
Immobilized Protein
100%
Cell Surface Receptor
100%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Self Assembled Monolayer
100%
Cell Surface Receptor
50%
Protein Ligand
50%
Peptides and Proteins
50%
Immobilized Protein
50%
Material Science
Self Assembled Monolayer
100%
Monolayers
100%
Surface (Surface Science)
40%
Density
20%
Molecular Structure
20%
Immunology and Microbiology
Extracellular Matrix
100%
Cell Surface
25%
Chemical Structure
25%
Cell Adhesion
25%
Adherent Cell
25%
Immobilized Protein
25%