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Chemically functionalized self‐assembled monolayers made by disk‐shaped zeolite L nanocrystals are used as models for biocompatible surfaces to study cell‐adhesion behavior. Different chemical groups lead to different cellular behavior and fluorescent‐molecule‐loaded zeolites allow the position of the cells to be determined. Furthermore, a patterned monolayer of asymmetrically functionalized zeolite L obtained by microcontact chemistry is used to grow cells. A spatial recognition of the cells, which proliferate only on the bioactive‐molecule‐functionalized stripes, is possible.
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