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Temperature gradient stimulation for cell division in C. Elegans Embryos on chip

Philippe Renaud, Sophie Baranek Delasoie
2010
Conference Papers

Abstract

This paper reports on a new microfluidic device for temperature stimulation of cell in in-vitro culture. Micro- electrodes in a meander shape are embedded into the microfluidic channels to generate either a temperature gradient through the culture chamber or a local heat spot under specific cells. One promising application is the control of cell di- vision rate. Here we present first results of the synchronization of cell division in a two-cell stage embryos of C. Elegans.

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