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Acknowledgements We thank Tanja Stoegerer and Sergiu Dumitrescu, MSc for their valuable help with NO analyses. This study was supported by FFG BRIDGE grant #3925263. Author Contributions S.R., W.H. and P.D. conceived and designed the research. S.R., S.C., K.P. and S.M. performed the experiments and contributed to the manuscript. S.R., S.C. and P.D. analyzed the data. W.H. supported the study by providing critical input and knowledge in the field of vascular tissue engineering. P.S. performed image quantification analyses. M.S. characterized the LED parameters. E.P. isolated and provided ASC. S.R. and P.D. wrote the manuscript with revisions from all authors. H.R. and P.D. supervised the project. SCientifiC REpORTS | 7: 10700 | DOI:10.1038/s41598-017-11061-y 10PDF Image | impact of wavelengths of LED light-therapy on endothelial cells
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