Cell directional migration and oriented division on three-dimensional laser-induced periodic surface structures on polystyrene.
Cell directional migration and oriented division on three-dimensional laser-induced periodic surface structures on polystyrene.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.biomaterials.2007.12.047
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2008-05
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14
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Xuefeng Wang;C. Ohlin;Q. Lu;Jun Hu
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作者:
Xuefeng Wang;C. Ohlin;Q. Lu;Jun Hu
The extracellular matrix in animal tissues usually provides a three-dimensional structural support to cells in addition to performing various other important functions. In the present study, wavy submicrometer laser-irradiated periodic surface structures (LIPSS) were produced on a smooth polystyrene film by polarized laser irradiation with a wavelength of 266nm. Rat C6 glioma cells exhibited directional migration and oriented division on laser-irradiated polystyrene, which was parallel to the direction of LIPSS. However, rat C6 glioma cells on smooth polystyrene moved in a three-step invasion cycle, with faster migration speed than that on laser-irradiated polystyrene. In addition, focal adhesions examined by immunostaining focal adhesion kinase in human epithelial carcinoma HeLa cells were punctuated on smooth polystyrene, whereas dash-like on laser-irradiated polystyrene. We hypothesized that LIPSS on laser-irradiated polystyrene acted as an anisotropic and persistent mechanical stimulus to guide cell anisotropic spreading, migration and division through focal adhesions.