Patterned cell adhesion by self-assembled structures for use with a CMOS cell-based biosensor.
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A. Hierlemann | F. Heer | S. Tosatti | M. Textor | W. Franks | M Textor | A Hierlemann | P. Seif | F Heer | W Franks | S Tosatti | P Seif
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