Photopolymerized micropatterns with high feature frequencies overcome chemorepulsive borders to direct neurite growth.

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Braden Leigh

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Bradley W Tuft

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C Allan Guymon

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Daniel Lee

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Linjing Xu

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Neurotrophic factors and neural prostheses: potential clinical applications based upon findings in the auditory system.

Deafness alters auditory nerve fibre responses to cochlear implant stimulation

Micropatterned methacrylate polymers direct spiral ganglion neurite and Schwann cell growth.

EphA4 provides repulsive signals to developing cochlear ganglion neurites mediated through ephrin-B2 and -B3.

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10.1002/TERM.2527

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Marlan R Hansen

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2017-11-23T00:00:00Z

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