Preparation of Hydroxy-PAAm Hydrogels for Decoupling the Effect of Mechanotransduction Cues

Grevesse, Thomas; Versaevel, Marie; Gabriele, Sylvain

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Preparation of Hydroxy-PAAm Hydrogels for Decoupling the Effect of Mechanotransduction Cues

Grevesse, Thomas; Versaevel, Marie; Gabriele, Sylvain

2014 • In Journal of Visualized Experiments, 90, p. 51010

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[en] We designed a new polyacrylamide hydrogel, called hydroxy-PAAm, that allows a direct binding of ECM proteins with minimal cost or expertise. The combination of hydroxy-PAAm hydrogels with microcontact printing permits to independently control many cues of the natural cell microenvironment for studying cellular mechanostransduction.

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CIRMAP - Centre d'Innovation et de Recherche en Matériaux Polymères

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Biochemistry, biophysics & molecular biology
Chemistry

Author, co-author :

Grevesse, Thomas

Versaevel, Marie ; Université de Mons > Faculté des Sciences > Laboratoire Interfaces et Fluides Complexes

Gabriele, Sylvain ; Université de Mons > Faculté des Sciences > Laboratoire Interfaces et Fluides Complexes

Language :

English

Title :

Preparation of Hydroxy-PAAm Hydrogels for Decoupling the Effect of Mechanotransduction Cues

Publication date :

28 August 2014

Journal title :

Journal of Visualized Experiments

Publisher :

MYJoVE Corporation, Boston, Morocco

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Pages :

e51010

Peer reviewed :

Peer reviewed

Research unit :

S885 - Laboratoire Interfaces et Fluides complexes

Research institute :

R150 - Institut de Recherche sur les Systèmes Complexes
R100 - Institut des Biosciences

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