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Cell-nanomaterial interface

The studies summarized in the previous chapters clearly support the idea that nanomaterial plays a crucial role in mediating cell responses/functions (including adhesion, spreading, proliferation, differentiation, and migration). However, the underlying mechanisms as well as what exactly happen at the cell-material interface are still not well understood to date. Undoubtedly, these questions are critical for the rational and effective design and fabrication of biomaterials for orthopedics in the future. Herein, several possible answers that have been proposed and studied are introduced. [Pg.172]

Dr. Huinan Liu is Assistant Professor of Bioengineering at University of California actively explore nanomaterials and nanotechnology for medical applications. Her interests lay in both fundamental mechanistic research at the interface of cell and material and applied research that targets specific disease or injury and develop more effective treatment. [Pg.387]


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