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Microfluidic actuation via 3D-printed molds toward multiplex biosensing of cell apoptosis

Dang et al., 2019

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10360419587439443495
Author
Dang B
Hassanzadeh-Barforoushi A
Syed M
Yang D
Kim S
Taylor R
Liu G
Liu G
Barber T
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ACS sensors

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Multiplexed analysis of biochemical analytes such as proteins, enzymes, and immune products using a microfluidic device has the potential to cut assay time, reduce sample volume, realize high-throughput, and decrease experimental error without compromising …
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