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Surface-engineered paper hanging drop chip for 3D spheroid culture and analysis

Michael et al., 2018

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1505391291267861609
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Michael I
Kumar S
Oh J
Kim D
Kim J
Cho Y
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Protein corona coated onto the hydrophilic cellulose fiber turns into hydrophobic upon UV irradiation without hindering the porosity of the paper while simultaneously reducing nonspecific adsorption. Taking advantage of the biofouling-resistant, hydrophobic, and fluid …
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