Biologically Active Micropatterns of Biomolecules and Living Matter Using Microbubble Lithography
Anand Dev Ranjan,
Sucharita Bhowmick,
Arnab Gupta
et al.
Abstract:In situ patterning of biomolecules and living organisms while retaining their biological activity is extremely challenging, primarily because such patterning typically involves thermal stresses that could be substantially higher than the physiological thermal or stress tolerance level. Top‐down patterning approaches are especially prone to these issues, while bottom‐up approaches suffer from a lack of control in developing defined structures and the time required for patterning. A microbubble generated and man… Show more
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