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Investigating the limits of filopodial sensing: a brief report using SEM to image the interaction between 10 nm high nano-topography and fibroblast filopodia by Dalby, M.J, Riehle, M.O, Johnstone, H, Affrossman, S, Curtis, A.S.G

“…Having the ability to control cell behaviour would be of great advantage in tissue engineering. One method of gaining control over cell adhesion,…”
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In vitro reaction of endothelial cells to polymer demixed nanotopography by Dalby, M.J., Riehle, M.O., Johnstone, H., Affrossman, S., Curtis, A.S.G.

“…The introduction of topography to material surfaces has been shown to strongly affect cell behaviour, and the effects of micrometric surface morphologies have…”
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Anatomically accurate 3D modelling and printing in a case of obstetric brachial plexus injury by Higgins, G.C., Thomson, S.E., Roditi, G., Riehle, M.O., Murnaghan, C., Hart, A.M.

“…Obstetric brachial plexus injury is reported in 0.42 per 1000 births in UK and Ireland and are associated with a reduction in quality of life for the patient…”
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Applications of nano-patterning to tissue engineering by Gadegaard, N., Martines, E., Riehle, M.O., Seunarine, K., Wilkinson, C.D.W.

“…The application of nanotechnology to biotechnology has increased over the years. One particular area which potentially could benefit from this is cell and…”
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A large transistor-based sensor array chip for direct extracellular imaging by Milgrew, M.J., Riehle, M.O., Cumming, D.R. S.

“…This paper describes the development and evaluation of a large transistor-based sensor array chip for direct extracellular imaging. All of the sensors and…”
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The response of primary articular chondrocytes to micrometric surface topography and sulphated hyaluronic acid-based matrices by Hamilton, D.W., Riehle, M.O., Rappuoli, R., Monaghan, W., Barbucci, R., Curtis, A.S.G.

“…Understanding the response of chondrocytes to topographical cues and chemical patterns could provide invaluable information to advance the repair of chondral…”
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Optical heating for short hot embossing cycle times by Seunarine, K., Gadegaard, N., Riehle, M.O., Wilkinson, C.D.W.

“…While hot embossing of polymers is very attractive for the production of a large number of samples, press techniques can have a longer cycle time for heating…”
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Rapid fibroblast adhesion to 27nm high polymer demixed nano-topography by Dalby, M J, Giannaras, D, Riehle, M O, Gadegaard, N, Affrossman, S, Curtis, A S G

“…It is well known that many cell types react strongly to micro-topography. It is rapidly becoming clear than cells will also react to nano-topography. Polymer…”
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Cell patterning with a heptagon acoustic tweezer--application in neurite guidance by Gesellchen, F, Bernassau, A L, Déjardin, T, Cumming, D R S, Riehle, M O

“…Accurate control over positioning of cells is a highly desirable feature in tissue engineering applications since it allows, for example, population of…”
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Polymer-demixed nanotopography: control of fibroblast spreading and proliferation by Dalby, M J, Riehle, M O, Johnstone, H J H, Affrossman, S, Curtis, A S G

“…Cell response to nanometric scale topography is a growing field. Nanometric topography production has traditionally relied on expensive and time-consuming…”
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DLVO interaction energy between a sphere and a nano-patterned plate by Martines, E., Csaderova, L., Morgan, H., Curtis, A.S.G., Riehle, M.O.

“…The potential energy of interaction between a microsphere and regular nano-topographies of varying shape and dimensions in 1:1 aqueous electrolyte is…”
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Rapid fibroblast adhesion to 27 nm high polymer demixed nano-topography by Dalby, M.J., Giannaras, D., Riehle, M.O., Gadegaard, N., Affrossman, S., Curtis, A.S.G.

“…It is well known that many cell types react strongly to micro-topography. It is rapidly becoming clear than cells will also react to nano-topography. Polymer…”
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Fibroblast reaction to island topography: changes in cytoskeleton and morphology with time by Dalby, M.J., Childs, S., Riehle, M.O., Johnstone, H.J.H., Affrossman, S., Curtis, A.S.G.

“…In order to develop next-generation tissue engineering materials, the understanding of cell responses to novel material surfaces needs to be better understood…”
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Dynamic acoustic field activated cell separation (DAFACS) by Skotis, G D, Cumming, D R S, Roberts, J N, Riehle, M O, Bernassau, A L

“…Advances in diagnostics, cell and stem cell technologies drive the development of application-specific tools for cell and particle separation. Acoustic…”
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Biodegradable polymer tubes with lithographically controlled 3D micro- and nanotopography by Seunarine, K., Meredith, D.O., Riehle, M.O., Wilkinson, C.D.W., Gadegaard, N.

“…We introduce a novel scaffold fabrication process for making tubular constructs for vascular tissue engineering. Every aspect of the scaffold has been…”
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Articular chondrocyte passage number: Influence on adhesion, migration, cytoskeletal organisation and phenotype in response to nano- and micro-metric topography by Hamilton, D.W., Riehle, M.O., Monaghan, W., Curtis, A.S.G.

“…The isolation and culture of articular chondrocytes is a prerequisite of their use in tissue engineering, but prolonged culture and passaging is associated…”
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Cells react to nanoscale order and symmetry in their surroundings by Curtis, A.S.G., Gadegaard, N., Dalby, M.J., Riehle, M.O., Wilkinson, C.D.W., Aitchison, G.

“…Mammalian cells react to microstructured surfaces, but there is little information on the reactions to nanostructured surfaces, and such as have been tested…”
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Interaction of animal cells with ordered nanotopography by Gallagher, J.O., McGhee, K.F., Wilkinson, C.D.W., Riehle, M.O.

“…Animal cells live in a complex and diverse environment where they encounter a vast amount of information, a considerable amount of which is in the nanometer…”
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Interactions of human blood and tissue cell types with 95-nm-high nanotopography by Dalby, M.J., Marshall, G.E., Johnstone, H.J.H., Affrossman, S., Riehle, M.O.

“…Two of the major concerns for tissue engineering materials are inflammatory responses from blood cells and fibrous encapsulation by the body in order to shield…”
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Fibroblast signaling events in response to nanotopography: a gene array study by Dalby, M.J., Yarwood, S.J., Johnstone, H.J.H., Affrossman, S., Riehle, M.O.

“…When considering the complicated nature of cell/tissue interactions with biomaterials, especially materials with nanometric surface features, observation of…”
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