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Ordered, Random, Monotonic, and Non-Monotonic Digital Nanodot Gradients
bioRxiv
Dec 10, 2013
Grant OngoDavid Juncker
PMID: 990001305
DOI: 10.1101/001305
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Cell navigation is directed by inhomogeneous distributions of extracellular cues. It is well known that noise plays a key role in biology and is present in naturally occurring gradients at the micro- and nanoscale, yet it has not been studied with gradients in vitro. Here, we introduce ...read more
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