Lighting the path: photopatternable substrates for biological applications.

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Facile preparation of a photoactivatable surface on a 96-well plate: a versatile and multiplex cell migration assay platform.

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Lighting the path: photopatternable substrates for biological applications.

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10.1039/C2MB25403D

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