Research context and placement
Foundational cell–material research on culture surfaces, stem-cell spheroids and in-vitro angiogenic readouts. In-vivo efficacy and device–host responses are outside the established scope.
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Research overview and key contributions
Switchable Pd/Si surfaces culture stem-cell spheroids evaluated through secretion and HUVEC responses.
Intradroplet flow and aggregation influence spheroid quality.
Open challenges
Therapeutic angiogenesis in vivo is explicitly future work; in vitro effects are not clinical efficacy.
Comparison context
Match cell number, spheroid size, culture/oxygen conditions and conditioned-medium ratio.
Related external research
Aggregation of human mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) into 3D spheroids enhances their antiinflammatory properties
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1008117107 ↗
Culture-dependent antiinflammatory effects in the abstract differ from #14’s angiogenic endpoints.
Separate cell source, culture and models; do not transfer animal findings to #14.
Abstract checkedCorresponding-author verification
Jungmok Seo: not a corresponding authorThis record concerns Jungmok Seo’s correspondence designation. Author order or an asterisk alone is not treated as confirmation; this check is separate from verification of the research content.
- Correspondence evidence source ↗
Corresponding Author — Seung-Woo Cho; Corresponding Author — Taeyoon Lee
Publisher complete author list; Seung-Woo Cho and Taeyoon Lee author entries · Named publisher author/correspondence information or public published-PDF contact block read; selected body/figure scope is recorded separately.
- Main-text review scope
- Selected body discussion, copyright notice and complete selected-figure caption read in public author-hosted published PDF; selected figure visually inspected. Supplements not audited.
- Supplementary review scope
- Not read in this figure/correspondence pass; no complete SI audit claimed.
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COVERAGE & OUTREACH
Coverage and outreach
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[Acceptance] “Switchable Water-Adhesive, Superhydrophobic Palladium-Layered Silicon Nanowires Potentiate the Angiogenic Efficacy of Human Stem Cell Spheroids” ↗
The exact title, Seo/Mahata/Kim/Shin and Advanced Materials acceptance match spheroid paper #14.
Body read Read the individual title, announcement and initial posting date. The adjacent 2015 date is an update marker. The post contains no DOI and is classified as a lab acceptance announcement.
Stem Cell Spheroids: Switchable Water-Adhesive, Superhydrophobic Palladium-Layered Silicon Nanowires Potentiate the Angiogenic Efficacy of Human Stem Cell Spheroids (Adv. Mater. 41/2014) ↗
The separate Cover Picture entry matches the exact title, full authors and original page 7043. It is #14's cover feature, linked to cover DOI 10.1002/adma.201470280.
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Sources and verification scope
Public-PDF HUVEC results/conclusion and the indexed abstract were read; supplements remain unchecked. Comparison conditions are editorial proposals.
- Public publication baseline ↗ · #14 · 2026-10-03
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- NBDL author-hosted published article — DOI matched ↗
Public author-hosted published PDF; selected sections checked 2026-10-03; not direct publisher-host verification · Fig. 5 in vitro HUVEC assays; concluding discussion, pp. 7049–7050