Preclinical study demonstrates cellular phenotype regulation across ionic liquid interfaces via protein nanolayers, indicating new opportunities for liquid cell culture.
Ionic Liquid Interface Cell culture at the liquid interface has been attracting attention as an aspect of mechanobiology. In article number 2310105, Takeshi Ueki, Jun Nakanishi, and co-workers propose ionic liquid interface as a novel liquid cell culture platform. Phenotype of cells is determined by the mechanical properties of protein nanolayers which is depended on the chemical structure of the ionic liquid.
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