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Fibrillin-1 microfibril deposition is dependent on fibronectin assembly.
Rachel Kinsey, Matthew R Williamson, Shazia Chaudhry, Kieran T Mellody, Amanda McGovern

J Cell Sci· August 2008

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The role of endothelial cell attachment to elastic fibre molecules in the enhancement of monolayer formation and retention, and the inhibition of smooth muscle cell recruitment.
Matthew R Williamson, Adrian Shuttleworth, Ann E Canfield, Richard A Black, Cay M Kielty

Biomaterials· December 2007

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PCL-PU composite vascular scaffold production for vascular tissue engineering: attachment, proliferation and bioactivity of human vascular endothelial cells.
Matthew Richard Williamson, Richard Black, Cay Kielty

Biomaterials· July 2006

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Gravity spun polycaprolactone fibres for soft tissue engineering: interaction with fibroblasts and myoblasts in cell culture.
Matthew Richard Williamson, Eric F Adams, Allan G A Coombes

Biomaterials· March 2006

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Gravity spun polycaprolactone fibers for applications in vascular tissue engineering: proliferation and function of human vascular endothelial cells.
Matthew R Williamson, Kevin J Woollard, Helen R Griffiths, Allan G A Coombes

Tissue Eng· January 2006

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Gravity spun polycaprolactone fibres: controlling release of a hydrophilic macromolecule (ovalbumin) and a lipophilic drug (progesterone).
Matthew R Williamson, Hsin-I Chang, Allan G A Coombes

Biomaterials· September 2004

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Gravity spinning of polycaprolactone fibres for applications in tissue engineering.
Matthew R Williamson, Allan G A Coombes

Biomaterials· February 2004

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