The technique is a form of microcontact printing, where a stamp is used to pick up an ‘ink’ — in this case, positively charged molecules — and print them onto a surface.

Using magnetic-microcontact printing, microscope slides were printed with different 50-150 µm patterns of extracellular matrix proteins (ECM) with a pitch of 40-220 µm. PC3-GFP cells were cultured on ...

First, a flexible stamp is inked with the APTES solution (i). The stamp is then pressed onto the glass surface (ii). A microfluidic channel is placed over the APTES pattern on the glass (iii), and ...

The report, "Biocatalytic Microcontact Printing," is scheduled for the Sept. 24 issue of ACS' Journal of Organic Chemistry. Story Source: Materials provided by American Chemical Society.

The big deal with this one is that all the processes needed to fabricate the organic TFT were done with microcontact printing, which allowed 'em to achieve a pixel pitch of 127μm even in its ...

Shivani Sathish, Sébastien G. Ricoult, Kazumi Toda-Peters, Amy Q. Shen. Microcontact printing with aminosilanes: creating biomolecule micro- and nanoarrays for multiplexed microfluidic bioassays.

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Her sensor uses a microcontact printing procedure. She explored 3D printing for the production of the devices. Her research also provides a guide towards microcontact printing of a particular compound ...