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ELECTROPHORESIS, 2009
AbstractIEF is one of the most powerful and prevalent techniques used in separation sciences. The power of IEF comes from the fact that it not only separates analytes based on their pI but also focuses them into highly resolved bands. In line with the miniaturization trend spurring the analytical community, the past decade has yielded a wealth of ...
Greg J, Sommer, Anson V, Hatch
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AbstractIEF is one of the most powerful and prevalent techniques used in separation sciences. The power of IEF comes from the fact that it not only separates analytes based on their pI but also focuses them into highly resolved bands. In line with the miniaturization trend spurring the analytical community, the past decade has yielded a wealth of ...
Greg J, Sommer, Anson V, Hatch
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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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Micromixing Within Microfluidic Devices
2011Micromixing is a crucial process within microfluidic systems such as micro total analysis systems (μTAS). A state-of-art review on microstructured mixing devices and their mixing phenomena is given. The review first presents an overview of the characteristics of fluidic behavior at the microscale and their implications in microfluidic mixing processes.
Capretto, Lorenzo +3 more
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Bubble dispenser in microfluidic devices
Physical Review E, 2005This Brief Report presents experimental and computational results on bubble formation in microfluidic devices. Bubbles are generated at the right-angle intersection of four identical square microchannels. When the pressure gradient generated by the liquid flow dominates the pressure gradient generated by gas flow, the length of the produced confined ...
Thomas, Cubaud +3 more
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Progress of crystallization in microfluidic devices
Lab on a Chip, 2017An overview of the materials and structures, applications and modern analytical technology for microfluidic crystallization is presented.
Huan-huan Shi +5 more
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MEMS and Microfluidics for Diagnostics Devices
Current Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, 2010There are conditions in clinical medicine demanding critical therapeutic decisions. These conditions necessitate accuracy, rapidity, accessibility, cost-effectiveness and mobility. New technologies have been developed in order to address these challenges. Microfluidics and Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems are two of such technologies.
Y, Rosen, P, Gurman
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2023
A microfluidic device (1) comprising: a fluidic inlet (14) and a fluidic outlet (16), and a plurality of interconnected fluidic channels (31, 32), fluidically coupling the fluidic inlet (14) to the fluidic outlet (16), wherein a net nominal flow direction (4) of each of the plurality of interconnected fluidic channels (31, 32) is substantially parallel,
Desmet, Gert +3 more
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A microfluidic device (1) comprising: a fluidic inlet (14) and a fluidic outlet (16), and a plurality of interconnected fluidic channels (31, 32), fluidically coupling the fluidic inlet (14) to the fluidic outlet (16), wherein a net nominal flow direction (4) of each of the plurality of interconnected fluidic channels (31, 32) is substantially parallel,
Desmet, Gert +3 more
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Microfluidic ion-sensing devices
Analytica Chimica Acta, 2008Quantitative determinations of ions in a variety of media have been performed traditionally via one of three approaches: optical instrumental methods (e.g., atomic absorption, and inductively-coupled plasma-optical emission or mass spectrometry), "wet" methods, or ion-selective sensors.
R Daniel, Johnson +3 more
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Microfluidic blood filtration device
Biomedical Microdevices, 2010Rapid decentralized biomedical diagnostics have become increasingly necessary in a medical environment of growing costs and mounting demands on healthcare personnel and infrastructure. Such diagnostics require low-cost novel devices that can operate at bedside or in doctor offices using small amounts of sample that can be extracted and processed on the
Maltezos, George +5 more
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Microfluidic devices for DNA analysis
Trends in Biotechnology, 1999Microfabricated electrophoresis devices allow us to perform short-tandem-repeat genotyping assays in under 2 min and sequence single-stranded DNA in under 15 min. This is 10-100 times faster than standard slab-gel and capillary systems. The microdevice format is the natural extension of 100 years of gradual improvements to electrophoresis but operates ...
D J, Ehrlich, P, Matsudaira
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