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Rapid mixing of sub-microlitre drops by magnetic micro-stirring

De Bruyker et al., 2011

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4530263203047507632
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De Bruyker D
Recht M
Bhagat A
Torres F
Bell A
Bruce R
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Lab on a Chip

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We demonstrate rapid mixing of sub-microlitre droplets (250 nl) using miniaturized magnetic stir bars (400 μm× 200 μm× 15 μm). The stir bars are fabricated using laser micromachining and placed on the substrate on which the drops are manipulated. They are activated by an …
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