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poly-l lysine, PLL) substrates. Furthermore, we could manipulate cell adhesion by tuning the length of poly adenine (polyA) in the DNA sequence. We also prepared a DNA aptamer-based SAM to regulate cell adhesion by exploiting stimuli-responsive conformational change of the aptamer. By using the well-established DNA spotting technology, we patterned cells on DNA-SAMs to form a spot matrix and four English letters "CELL". Our findings suggest that DNA-SAMs on gold substrates are potentially useful for making smart surfaces for cell studies, thus introducing a new platform for cell/tissue engineering research.
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