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Recruitment of leukocytes from blood to tissues is a multi-step process playing a major role in the activation of inflammatory responses. Tethering and rolling of leukocytes along the vessel wall, followed by arrest and transmigration through the endotheli ...

Label-free approaches to assess cell properties ideally suit the requirements of cell-based therapeutics, since they permit to characterize cells with minimal perturbation and manipulation, at the benefit of sample recovery and re-employment for treatment. ...

This paper presents a fabrication process for arrays of high-aspect-ratio micropillar electrodes, which are freestanding 3D structures that feature metal sidewalls connected to passivated planar wires. Facing vertical electrodes are considered to be a key ...

Counting cells in a large microchannel remains challenging and is particularly critical for in vitro assays, such as cell adhesion assays. This paper addresses this issue, by presenting the development of interdigitated three-dimensional electrodes, which ...

The paper discusses the recent achievements in the development of chips with integrated sensing of biomolecules. In particular, it focuses on integrated sensing electrodes on silicon and presents innovative solutions for the enhanced robustness of the elec ...

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Microfluidics for in vitro biomimetic shear stress-dependent leukocyte adhesion assays

Label-free identification of activated T lymphocytes through tridimensional microsensors on chip

Metal-coated silicon micropillars for freestanding 3D-electrode arrays in microchannels

Detecting particles flowing through interdigitated 3D microelectrodes

Integrating Bio-sensing Functions on CMOS Chips