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Co-assembling peptides as defined matrices for endothelial cells
Jangwook P. Jung
, Arun K. Nagaraj
, Emily K. Fox
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Jai S. Rudra
, Jason M. Devgun
, Joel H. Collier
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Roy and Diana Vagelos Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences (DBBS)
DBBS - Molecular Microbiology and Microbial Pathogenesis
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Endothelial Cells
100%
Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells (HUVECs)
100%
Self-assembling Peptide
100%
Biomaterials
100%
IKVAV
100%
Cell-based
50%
Cell Growth
50%
Cell Behavior
50%
Regenerative Medicine
50%
Extracellular Matrix
50%
Binding Ligand
50%
Cell Matrix
50%
Low Immunogenicity
50%
In Vivo Applications
50%
Immunogenic
50%
Viscoelasticity
50%
Secondary Structure
50%
Physicochemical Properties
50%
Peptide Derivatives
50%
Fibrillization
50%
Cell Spreading
50%
Spreading Morphology
50%
Secondary Stiffness
50%
Endothelial Cells Attachment
50%
Ligand Display
50%
Ligand Incorporation
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Growth
100%
Cell Function
100%
Ligand Binding
100%
Cell Culture
100%
Cell Adhesion
100%
Immunogenicity
100%
Protein Secondary Structure
100%
Rigidity
100%
Self-Assembling Peptide
100%
Cell Spreading
100%
Viscoelasticity
100%
Engineering
Regenerative Medicine
100%
Hydrogel
100%
Secondary Structure
100%
Physicochemical Property
100%
Viscoelasticity
100%
Rigidity
100%
Immunology and Microbiology
Peptides
100%
Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cell
33%
Cell Function
16%
Extracellular Matrix
16%
Fibril
16%
Cell Adhesion
16%
Cell Growth
16%
Cell Culture
16%
Immunogenicity
16%
Protein Secondary Structure
16%
Rigidity
16%
Cell Spreading
16%
Viscoelasticity
16%
Ligand Binding
16%
In Vitro
16%
Material Science
Biomaterial
100%
Hydrogel
50%
Surface (Surface Science)
50%
Viscoelasticity
50%
Ligand Binding
50%
Chemical Engineering
Hydrogel
100%