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Mask Designs for Micropatterning of Cells

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This repository webpage presents mask designs for the micropatterning of cells for completeness. These masks were used to fabricate S1818 patterning on glass coverslips or SU-8 molds for PDMS stamping. Masks were designed by L-edit and fabricated on soda-lime glass or transparency plastics with chrome or ink and with a 3 or 15 μm minimum feature size resolution, as listed below.

Cell micropatterning Mask 1
File name: ETH Mask.tdb
Fabrication date: 01.15.2012.
Manufacturer: Photosciences, inc. Torrance, CA
Carrier substrate: soda-lime glass
Resolution: 3 μm +/- 0.5 μm
Polarity: Digitized data dark (clear field)
Orientation: Chrome side down

Cell micropatterning Mask 2
File name: Philip_JooYong_mask_design_v1.tdb
Fabrication date: 08.20.2012.
Manufacturer: Zimmerman printing, Germany
Carrier substrate: transparency
Resolution: 15 μm
Polarity: Digitized data dark (clear field)
Orientation: Ink side down

Cell micropatterning Mask 3
File name: cell_cell_ECM_pattern_final.tdb
Fabrication date: 10.30.2012.
Manufacturer: Photosciences, inc. Torrance, CA
Carrier substrate: soda-lime glass
Resolution: 3 μm +/- 0.5 μm
Polarity: Digitized data dark (clear field)
Orientation: Chrome side down

Cell micropatterning Mask 4
File name: cell_ ECM_pattern_final_aspect_ratio_v1.tdb
Fabrication date: 02.17.2014.
Manufacturer: Photosciences, inc. Torrance, CA
Carrier substrate: soda-lime glass
Resolution: 3 μm +/- 0.5 μm
Polarity: Digitized data dark (clear field)
Orientation: Chrome side down

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Type of resource software, multimedia
Date created [ca. September 30, 2010] - August 30, 2014

Creators/Contributors

Author Sadeghipour, Ehsan
Author Möller, Jens
Primary advisor Pruitt, Beth

Subjects

Subject mask design micropatterning of cells

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Location https://purl.stanford.edu/ms902yj3161

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Preferred citation

Sim JY, et al. (2012) Uniaxial cell stretcher enables high resolution live cell imaging. 2012 IEEE 25th International Conference on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS), pp 854–857. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/MEMSYS.2012.6170320

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