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Wiener klinisches Magazin, 2018
Miniaturization has not only driven microelectronics and generated new unforeseen options but has also dramatically changed sensors and analytics.The Lab on a Chip (LOC) technology enables laboratory processes to run fully automated in canals in the micrometre range.
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Miniaturization has not only driven microelectronics and generated new unforeseen options but has also dramatically changed sensors and analytics.The Lab on a Chip (LOC) technology enables laboratory processes to run fully automated in canals in the micrometre range.
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Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, 2005
The techniques and laboratory processes involved in the production of DNA profiles for forensic applications are well developed, robust, and reliable. Unfortunately, they can now also be considered too slow and expensive to be able to match the ever-increasing demands placed upon them.
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The techniques and laboratory processes involved in the production of DNA profiles for forensic applications are well developed, robust, and reliable. Unfortunately, they can now also be considered too slow and expensive to be able to match the ever-increasing demands placed upon them.
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2003
Summary:In the past ten years there has been a rapid growth of the research and application area known as Lab-on-a-Chip. After an initial focus on electrokinetic separation techniques on chip, the scope of the field has widened to include topics like microfluidics, DNA analysis, cell analysis, microreactors and mass spectrometer interfacing. As well as
Oosterbroek, R.E., van den Berg, A.
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Summary:In the past ten years there has been a rapid growth of the research and application area known as Lab-on-a-Chip. After an initial focus on electrokinetic separation techniques on chip, the scope of the field has widened to include topics like microfluidics, DNA analysis, cell analysis, microreactors and mass spectrometer interfacing. As well as
Oosterbroek, R.E., van den Berg, A.
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Nanophotonics for Lab-on-Chip Applications
2009Optical methods are the preferred measurement techniques for biosensors and lab-on-chip applications. Their key properties are sensitivity, selectivity and robustness. To simplify the systems and their operation, it is desirable to employ label-free optical methods, requiring the functionalization of interfaces.
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A quantum mechanics lab on a chip
Lab on a Chip, 2010Chip technology has evolved from the desire to further shrink the size of semiconductor devices. The high sensitivity of the electronic properties of nanostructured semiconductors can be used to detect humidity, temperature, magnetic fields and other fundamental quantities.
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IEE Colloquium on Microsensors in Medicine, 1997
Using the example of open-tubular liquid chromatography, the authors demonstrate improved performance, cheap and simple production and miniaturisation through microengineering. Improved performance can result from efficient heat transfer (capillary electrophoresis and PCR), reduced diffusion path lengths (chromatography and coupled chemical reactions ...
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Using the example of open-tubular liquid chromatography, the authors demonstrate improved performance, cheap and simple production and miniaturisation through microengineering. Improved performance can result from efficient heat transfer (capillary electrophoresis and PCR), reduced diffusion path lengths (chromatography and coupled chemical reactions ...
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Nanomaterials and lab-on-a-chip technologies
Lab on a Chip, 2012Lab-on-a-chip (LOC) platforms have become important tools for sample analysis and treatment with interest for DNA, protein and cells studies or diagnostics due to benefits such as the reduced sample volume, low cost, portability and the possibility to build new analytical devices or be integrated into conventional ones.
Mariana, Medina-Sánchez +2 more
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Lab-on-a-chip for drug development
Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews, 2003Significant advances have been made in the development of micro-scale technologies for biomedical and drug discovery applications. The first generation of microfluidics-based analytical devices have been designed and are already functional. Microfluidic devices offer unique advantages in sample handling, reagent mixing, separation, and detection.
Bernhard H, Weigl +2 more
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From lab-on-a-chip to lab-in-a-cell
SPIE Proceedings, 2005There are many efforts today trying to mimic the properties of single cells in order to design chips that are as efficient as cells. However, cells are nature"s nanotechnology engineering at the scale of atoms and molecules. Therefore, it might be better to vision a microchip that utilizes a single cell as experimentation platform.
Andersson, Helene, van den Berg, Albert
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