Patterning of sharp cellular interfaces with a reconfigurable elastic substrate.

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Patterning of sharp cellular interfaces with a reconfigurable elastic substrate.

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Allison Curtis

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Brian DeVeale

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Diana J Laird

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Kento Onishi

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Monica Y Kim

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Robert Blelloch

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50-57

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10.1039/C6IB00203J

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Elliot E Hui

David Jiang Li

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2016-12-21T00:00:00Z

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28001149

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