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Cells cultured on substrates with smaller pitches exhibited a substantially higher frequency of cell alignment and smaller circularity index.

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Copper films with a thickness of approximately 5 μm showing a good uniformity could be deposited only onto substrates with small diameters in relation to the cathode inner wall diameter, i.e. φs≤0.2 φw.

CES1 was demonstrated to mainly hydrolyze substrates with small alcohol groups and large acyl groups, CES2 was shown to hydrolyze substrates with a large alcohol group and small acyl group (Hosokawa, 2008).

In addition, UCH-L3 displays Ub hydrolase activity towards the CEP52/UBA52 Ub-ribosome precursor and Ub linearly fused to small peptides [ 25, 26], thus it has been assumed that UCH-L1 and UCH-L3 only cleave Ub from substrates with small unstructured leaving groups [ 17, 21].

The first one is the classical Stranski-Krastanow (S-K) growth, [5, 6] in which a semiconductor material with larger lattice parameters is first deposited on the substrate with smaller lattice parameters layer-by-layer, forming a wetting layer, followed by island formation to partially release the strain energy caused by the lattice mismatch between the epilayer and the substrate.

To date, fabricating three-dimensional (3D) nanostructured substrate with small nanogap was a laborious challenge by conventional fabrication techniques.

Nanostructured substrates (i.e. substrates with irregularities smaller than 100 nm), are generally considered to be beneficial for cell adhesion and growth, while microstructured substrates behave more controversially (e.g. they can hamper cell spreading and proliferation but they enhance cell differentiation, particularly in osteogenic cells).

Bergert et al. use theoretical modelling and cell-based experiments to show that adhesion-independent cell migration is powered by nonspecific substrate friction, with smaller forces exerted compared with those of focal-adhesion-dependent movement.

That is, graphene tends to conform more to a substrate surface with smaller in-plane waviness.

That is, graphene tends to conform more to a substrate surface with smaller out-of-plane waviness.

For the particular case of tumor cells and the delivery of an anti-tumor drug, substrates with a small fractal dimension and large pore size hamper cell growth.

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