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It shouldn't. The nanotexture pattern we used on the preliminary testing was super-hydrophobic, the texture pattern we are going begin testing in a few weeks sh
by jonwachob91 11y ago
It shouldn't. The nanotexture pattern we used on the preliminary testing was super-hydrophobic, the texture pattern we are going begin testing in a few weeks should be ultra-hydrophobic. These high phobicity rates mean they are slick and minimize friction. Tissue should slide across the nanostructures with minimal friction and no damage.