Publications by authors named "Dougal Laird"

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Modulation of focal adhesion constituents and their down-stream events by EGF: On the cross-talk of integrins and growth factor receptors.
Philipp Eberwein, Dougal Laird, Simon Schulz, Thomas Reinhard, Thorsten Steinberg

Biochim Biophys Acta· October 2015

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Antimicrobial and cell-compatible surface-attached polymer networks - how the correlation of chemical structure to physical and biological data leads to a modified mechanism of action.
Peng Zou, Dougal Laird, Esther K Riga, Zhuoling Deng, Franziska Dorner

J Mater Chem B· August 2015

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Nature-inspired antimicrobial polymers--assessment of their potential for biomedical applications.
Ali Al-Ahmad, Dougal Laird, Peng Zou, Pascal Tomakidi, Thorsten Steinberg

PLoS One· July 2014

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Natural corneal cell-based microenvironment as prerequisite for balanced 3D corneal epithelial morphogenesis: a promising animal experiment-abandoning tool in ophthalmology.
Simon Schulz, David Beck, Dougal Laird, Thorsten Steinberg, Pascal Tomakidi

Tissue Eng Part C Methods· April 2014

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Pharmacologically tunable polyethylene-glycol-based cell growth substrate.
Raphael J Gübeli, Dougal Laird, Martin Ehrbar, Benjamin S Ritter, Thorsten Steinberg

Acta Biomater· September 2013

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Vacuum-assisted infiltration of chitosan or polycaprolactone as a structural reinforcement for sintered cancellous bovine bone graft.
Dougal F Laird, Michael R Mucalo, George J Dias

J Biomed Mater Res A· October 2012

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Growth of calcium hydroxyapatite (Ca-HAp) on cholesterol and cholestanol crystals from a simulated body fluid: A possible insight into the pathological calcifications associated with atherosclerosis.
Dougal F Laird, Michael R Mucalo, Yoshiyuki Yokogawa

J Colloid Interface Sci· March 2006

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