Stimulus-responsive hydrogels are highly attractive as the surrogate materials that can simulate dynamic mechanical microenvironments surrounding biological cells in vivo. This review tries to provide with comprehensive overviews on the previous achievements, present pitfalls and challenges, and future perspectives on the recent development on stimulus-responsive hydrogel materials for the dynamic control of cell behaviors.
- Motomu Tanaka
- Masaki Nakahata
- Stefan Kaufmann
