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Combinatory electric-field-guided deposition for spatial microparticles patterning
DOI:10.1016/j.mtbio.2024.101207.png)
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Spatial deposition and patterning of microparticles are crucial in chemistry, medicine, and biology. Existing technologies like electric force manipulation, despite precise trajectory control, struggle with complex and personalized patterns. Key challenges include adjusting the quantity of particles deposited in different areas and accurately depositing particles in non-continuous patterns. Here, we present a rational process termed combinatory electric-field-guided deposition (CED) for achieving spatially regulated microparticle deposition on insulative substrates. This process involves coating the substrates with insulating materials like PVP and positioning it on a relief-patterned negative electrode. The negative electric field generated by the electrode attracts microparticles, while the positive surface charges on the substrates repel microparticles, resulting in the formation of a potential well over the electrode area. Consequently, this configuration enables precise control over microparticle deposition without the need for direct contact with the substrate's surface, simplifying the process of switching masks to meet varying microparticle deposition requirements. Furthermore, we demonstrate the customization of patterned microparticles on superhydrophobic coatings to regulate cell distribution, as well as the successful loading of drug-laden microparticles onto antibacterial bandages to match the areas of skin lesions. These applications underscore the versatility of CED across chemical, medical, and bioengineering domains.
Keyword:
Electrospray
Microparticle deposition
Electric field
Pattern
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