Add to ORKGPaper presented at the 29th Annual International Conference of IEEE-EMBS, Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, EMBC'07, Lyon, France.The primary goal of this work is to establish a robust, repeatable method for printing arrays of neurons. This work has two endpoints. One is to use a neural array as an experimental testbed for investigating neuronal cell growth hypotheses. The other endpoint is to enable the next generation of cell-based sensors. Herein we compare microcontact printing results previously published by our group with a new method of dip-pen printing. We present preliminary results for neurons growing on these microprinted arrays, assessing contact frequencies and growth characteristics
Information processing systems in animals have evolved to be extraordinarily efficient. The present ...
Patterned neuronal cell cultures are important tools for investigating neuronal signal integration, ...
The challenge of understanding the mechanisms by which communication is achieved within the nervous ...
The growth of neurons into networks of controlled geometry is of great interest in the field of cell...
Background: Multi-electrode arrays (MEAs) allow non-invasive multi-unit recording in-vitro from cult...
Porcine Schwann cells and neuronal analogue NG108-15 cells were printed using a piezoelectric-inkjet...
Microcontact printing (mu CP) of extracellular matrix proteins is a fascinating approach to control ...
Microcontact printing (microCP) of proteins has been successfully used for patterning surfaces in va...
The mammalian brain shows multiple levels of organisation ranging from single cell to regional organ...
The in vitro assembly of neuronal networks with control over cell position and connectivity is a fas...
Cells navigate by integrating signals derived from the discrete binding of signaling proteins with i...
Abstract: The Microelectrode Arrays (MEAs) have been used for several decades to investigate neurona...
Micro-technologies broadly encompass a range of technologies that deal with the developmentof tools ...
Motivation.The central nervous system is subdivided in different parts connected to each other via m...
Functional networks are the basis of information processing in the central nervous system. Essential...
Information processing systems in animals have evolved to be extraordinarily efficient. The present ...
Patterned neuronal cell cultures are important tools for investigating neuronal signal integration, ...
The challenge of understanding the mechanisms by which communication is achieved within the nervous ...
The growth of neurons into networks of controlled geometry is of great interest in the field of cell...
Background: Multi-electrode arrays (MEAs) allow non-invasive multi-unit recording in-vitro from cult...
Porcine Schwann cells and neuronal analogue NG108-15 cells were printed using a piezoelectric-inkjet...
Microcontact printing (mu CP) of extracellular matrix proteins is a fascinating approach to control ...
Microcontact printing (microCP) of proteins has been successfully used for patterning surfaces in va...
The mammalian brain shows multiple levels of organisation ranging from single cell to regional organ...
The in vitro assembly of neuronal networks with control over cell position and connectivity is a fas...
Cells navigate by integrating signals derived from the discrete binding of signaling proteins with i...
Abstract: The Microelectrode Arrays (MEAs) have been used for several decades to investigate neurona...
Micro-technologies broadly encompass a range of technologies that deal with the developmentof tools ...
Motivation.The central nervous system is subdivided in different parts connected to each other via m...
Functional networks are the basis of information processing in the central nervous system. Essential...
Information processing systems in animals have evolved to be extraordinarily efficient. The present ...
Patterned neuronal cell cultures are important tools for investigating neuronal signal integration, ...
The challenge of understanding the mechanisms by which communication is achieved within the nervous ...