Outermost Cationic Surface Charge of Layer‐by‐Layer Films Prevents Endothelial Cells Migration for Cell Compartmentalization in Three‐Dimensional Tissues (Adv. Sci. 19/2025)

Cationic Nanofilm Facilitates Vascular Tissue Engineering Replicating complex, well‐organized tissues in vitro still remains challenging. In article number 2417538, Michiya Matsusaki and co‐workers report a multilayered nanofilm with a cationic outermost surface that mimics the basement membrane's barrier function, effectively inhibiting endothelial cell migration and sprouting. A stable, well‐integrated 3D patterned vascular microchannel was successfully constructed with the support of shape‐adaptable nanofilms, providing a promising platform for pharmacokinetic studies. [Image: see text]

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Advanced Science
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.202570139
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3D Printing in Biomedical Research
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Outermost Cationic Surface Charge of Layer‐by‐Layer Films Prevents Endothelial Cells Migration for Cell Compartmentalization in Three‐Dimensional Tissues (Adv. Sci. 19/2025)

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Outermost Cationic Surface Charge of Layer‐by‐Layer Films Prevents Endothelial Cells Migration for Cell Compartmentalization in Three‐Dimensional Tissues (Adv. Sci. 19/2025)

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Cationic Nanofilm Facilitates Vascular Tissue Engineering Replicating complex, well‐organized tissues in vitro still remains challenging. In article number 2417538, Michiya Matsusaki and co‐workers report a multilayered nanofilm with a cationic outermost surface that mimics the basement membrane's barrier function, effectively inhibiting endothelial cell migration and sprouting. A stable, well‐integrated 3D patterned vascular microchannel was successfully constructed with the support of shape‐adaptable nanofilms, providing a promising platform for pharmacokinetic studies. [Image: see text]

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