Settlement and adhesion of algal cells to hexa(ethylene glycol)-containing self-assembled monolayers with systematically changed wetting properties
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Axel Rosenhahn | Michala E Pettitt | Michael Grunze | A. Rosenhahn | J. Callow | M. Callow | A. Kueller | James A Callow | Maureen E Callow | M. Pettitt | M. Grunze | Soeren Schilp | Alexander Kueller | S. Schilp | Soeren Schilp
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