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Royal Society of Chemistry, Lab on a Chip, 8(19), p. 1484-1489, 2019

DOI: 10.1039/c9lc00078j

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Asymmetric confinement for defining outgrowth directionality

Journal article published in 2019 by Paul M. Holloway ORCID, Grace I. Hallinan ORCID, Manjunath Hegde ORCID, Simon I. R. Lane ORCID, Katrin Deinhardt ORCID, Jonathan West ORCID
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Abstract

Edge-guidance and turning angle principles were used to design asymmetric microstructures to affect unidirectional outgrowth bias and provide new insights into pathfinding.