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Microfluidic cell immersion on-chip cell viability test

Philippe Renaud
2005
Conference Papers

Abstract

Within an ongoing project on controlled single-cell electroporation in microfluidic chips [1], a platform permitting accurate particle and fluid handling is being developed. This paper describes cell immersion as a practical demonstration of that platform. As an application, on-chip viability tests were conducted.

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