Yan et al., 2014 - Google Patents
A microfluidic-enabled mechanical microcompressor for the immobilization of live single-and multi-cellular specimensYan et al., 2014
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- Yan Y
- Jiang L
- Aufderheide K
- Wright G
- Terekhov A
- Costa L
- Qin K
- McCleery W
- Fellenstein J
- Ustione A
- Robertson J
- Johnson C
- Piston D
- Hutson M
- Wikswo J
- Hofmeister W
- Janetopoulos C
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- Microscopy and Microanalysis
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A microcompressor is a precision mechanical device that flattens and immobilizes living cells and small organisms for optical microscopy, allowing enhanced visualization of sub- cellular structures and organelles. We have developed an easily fabricated device, which …
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