Temperature-Induced Ultradense PEG Polyelectrolyte Surface Grafting Provides Effective Long-Term Bioresistance against Mammalian Cells, Serum, and Whole Blood
Ryosuke Ogaki(Aarhus University), Morten Foss(Aarhus University), Grethe Vestergaard Jensen(Aarhus University), Kristian Kolind(Aarhus University), David Christian Evar Kraft(Aarhus University), Jan Skov Pedersen(Aarhus University), Ole Zoffmann Andersen(Aarhus University)
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