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Cover: The cover image shows thermo‐responsive polymer brushes with various chain lengths prepared by ATRP and retention of lymphocyte on them. The interaction between PIPAAm‐brush and lymphocyte was controlled by modulating the PIPAAm brush length and changing the temperature. Thus, PIPAAm brush grafted glass beads can be used as effective cell separation matrices. Further details can be found in the article by K. Nagase, N. Mukae, A. Kikuchi, and T. Okano* .

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Akihiko Kikuchi

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