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Pierre Jean Arnould Wipff

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Dispositif et procédé pour l'évaluation de la contraction cellulaire

Boris Hinz, Pierre Jean Arnould Wipff

A method for assessing cell contraction includes adhering contractile cells to an oxidized and cellular adhesion activated surface of a biocompatible silicone elastomer film. The biocompatible silicone elastomer film allows the cells to contract and wrinkl ...

2017

Myofibroblasts work best under stress

Boris Hinz, Pierre Jean Arnould Wipff

Myofibroblasts are reparative connective tissue cells that contribute to the reconstruction of injured tissue by secreting new extracellular matrix and by exerting high contractile force. Deregulation of these activities results in tissue contracture and d ...

Elsevier2009

The covalent attachment of adhesion molecules to silicone membranes for cell stretching applications

Jean-Jacques Meister, Hicham Majd, Lara Buscemi Estefanell, Boris Hinz, Pierre Jean Arnould Wipff

Strain devices with expandable polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) culture membranes are frequently used to stretch cells in vitro, mimicking mechanically dynamic tissue environments. To immobilize cell-adhesive molecules to the otherwise non-adhesive PDMS substra ...

Elsevier2009