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Continuous flow cell trapping and hybridoma-cell production on-chip using "liquid electrodes"

Philippe Renaud, Nicolas Demierre
2008
Conference Papers

Abstract

This paper reports on a new microfluidic chip designed for cell electrofusion. A pair of cells is brought into close contact by means of opposite dielectrophoretic forces and they are subsequently fused by applying a short electrical pulse.

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