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Cell-based CMOS sensor and actuator arrays

Jenkner et al., 2004

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1267518764418236862
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Jenkner M
Tartagni M
Hierlemann A
Thewes R
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IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits

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In recent years, increasing knowledge about in vitro cell handling and culturing has encouraged a variety of CMOS-based approaches to stimulate and detect electrical activity of biological cells. This paper outlines in a topical review the scope of cell-based biosensors …
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