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Physical, Chemical, and Biological Surface Patterning by Microcontact Printing

Jan Mehlich, Bart Jan Ravoo

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction What is Microcontact Printing? The “Master” The Stamp Inks and Stamps for Microcontact Printing Supramolecular µ CP Microcontact Printing and Soft Lithography Nanotransfer Printing Microcontact Printing and Biological Arrays µ CP of DNA Affinity Contact Printing Microcontact Printing and Surface Chemistry From Micro to Nano: Increasing the Resolution of Microcontact Printing Conclusions and Outlook

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction What is Microcontact Printing? The “Master” The Stamp Inks and Stamps for Microcontact Printing Supramolecular µ CP Microcontact Printing and Soft Lithography Nanotransfer Printing Microcontact Printing and Biological Arrays µ CP of DNA Affinity Contact Printing Microcontact Printing and Surface Chemistry From Micro to Nano: Increasing the Resolution of Microcontact Printing Conclusions and Outlook

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Abstract The sections in this article are Introduction What is Microcontact Printing? The “Master” The Stamp Inks and Stamps for Microcontact Printing Supramolecular µ CP Microcontact Printing and Soft Lithography Nanotransfer Printing Microcontact Printing and Biological Arrays µ CP of DNA Affinity Contact Printing Microcontact Printing and Surface Chemistry From Micro to Nano: Increasing the Resolution of Microcontact Printing Conclusions and Outlook

Key concepts: Microcontact printing, Materials science, Soft lithography, Nanotechnology, PDMS stamp, Lithography, Impression, Contact print

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