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Intelligent label-free droplet microfluidic sorting system for single-cell encapsulation and morphology-guided screening. [PDF]
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Isolation and typing techniques for circulating tumor cells. [PDF]
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Microfluidics for cell therapy and manufacturing in oncology and regenerative medicine.
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Thermal Effects in Microfluidic Electrokinetic Flows: From Limitation to Design Opportunity. [PDF]
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Insulator-Based Dielectrophoresis for Purifying Semiconductor Industry-Compatible Chemicals with Trace Nanoparticles. [PDF]
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Beyond two dimensions: Exploring 3D dielectrophoresis for microparticle control using carbon electrodes. [PDF]
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Dielectrophoresis at the nanoscale
Electrophoresis, 2011AbstractDielectrophoresis has become a powerful tool for manipulation of various materials, such as metal and semiconducting particles, DNA molecules, nanowires and graphene. This short review is intended to provide the reader with an overview of the recent advances of application of dielectrophoresis at the nanoscale.
Anton Kuzyk
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Dielectrophoresis for the manipulation of nanobioparticles
Electrophoresis, 2007AbstractDielectrophoresis (DEP) is a nondestructive electrokinetic mechanism with great potential for the manipulation of bioparticles. DEP is the movement of particles induced by polarization effects in nonuniform electric fields. Since the 1960s, this technique has been successfully used for the manipulation of microbioparticles, such as ...
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