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Article Title: Tuning hydrogel properties and Schwann cell behavior through microchannel size control in magnetically templated hydrogels
Journal: Biomaterials Science
doi: 10.1039/d5bm01573a
Figure Legend Snippet: Rat Schwann cell migration into hydrogels with magnetically templated channels is influenced by channel diameter. Migrating rat Schwann cells seeded in hydrogels templated with non-aligned (A, D) 32 µm diameter MAMs, (B, E) 62 µm diameter MAMs, and (C, F) 90 µm MAMs and imaged at (A–C) day 1 and (D–F) day 3 after seeding. Migrating rat Schwann cells seeded in hydrogels templated with aligned (G, L) 32 µm diameter MAMs, (H, K) 62 µm diameter MAMs, and (I, L) 90 µm diameter MAMs and imaged at (G–I) day 1 and (J–L) day 3 after seeding. Cellular distributions in templated hydrogels at day 1 and day 3 for hydrogel templated with (M) 32, (N) 62, and (O) 90 µm MAMs. Cell count data are plotted as the minimum observation, lower 25% quartile (Q1), median, mean, upper 75% quartile (Q3), and maximum observation ( n = 3 per group). All ticks represent 100 µm intervals.
Techniques Used: Migration, Cell Characterization
Figure Legend Snippet: Rat Schwann cell morphology in magnetically templated hydrogels is influenced by channel diameter. Confocal fluorescent images of Schwann cells in hydrogels templated with (A, J) 32, (B, K) 62, and (C, L) 90 µm MAMs at day 1 (A–C) and day 3 (J–L). Top view of reconstructed surfaces using IMARIS in (D) 32, (E) 62, and (F) 90 µm MAM templated hydrogels at day 1 and day 3 (M–O). Side view of reconstructed surfaces using IMARIS in (G) 32, (H) 62, and (I) 90 µm MAM templated hydrogels at day 1 and day 3 (P–R). White bars at the top represent the respective MAM diameter size during templating for comparison of the cell structure.
Techniques Used: Comparison
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