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Talanta, 2002
Since the introduction of lab-on-a-chip devices in the early 1990s, glass has been the dominant substrate material for their fabrication (J. Chromatogr. 593 (1992) 253; Science 261 (1993) 895). This is primarily driven by the fact that fabrication methods were well established by the semiconductor industry, and surface properties and derivatization ...
Holger, Becker, Laurie E, Locascio
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Since the introduction of lab-on-a-chip devices in the early 1990s, glass has been the dominant substrate material for their fabrication (J. Chromatogr. 593 (1992) 253; Science 261 (1993) 895). This is primarily driven by the fact that fabrication methods were well established by the semiconductor industry, and surface properties and derivatization ...
Holger, Becker, Laurie E, Locascio
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Bioanalysis in microfluidic devices
Journal of Chromatography A, 2002Microfabricated bioanalytical devices (also referred to as laboratory-on-a-chip or micro-TAS) offer highly efficient platforms for simultaneous analysis of a large number of biologically important molecules, possessing great potential for genome, proteome and metabolome studies.
Julia, Khandurina, András, Guttman
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Microfluidic Devices for Bioapplications
Small, 2010AbstractHarnessing the ability to precisely and reproducibly actuate fluids and manipulate bioparticles such as DNA, cells, and molecules at the microscale, microfluidics is a powerful tool that is currently revolutionizing chemical and biological analysis by replicating laboratory bench‐top technology on a miniature chip‐scale device, thus allowing ...
Yeo, Leslie Y. +3 more
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