2014
DOI: 10.1515/bmt-2014-5003
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Abstract: Increasing number of studies are focused on how adherent cells respond, in vitro, to different properties of a material. Typical properties are the surface chemistry, topographical cues (at the nano-and micro-scale) of the surface, and the substrate stiffness. Cell response studies are of importance for designing new biomaterials with applications in cell culture technologies, regenerative medicine, or for medical implants. However, only very few studies take the cell age factor, respectively the donor age, in… Show more

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