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Modified red blood cells as multimodal standards for benchmarking single-cell cytometry and separation based on electrical physiology

Salahi et al., 2022

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3595508535371161913
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Salahi A
Honrado C
Rane A
Caselli F
Swami N
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Analytical Chemistry

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Biophysical cellular information at single-cell sensitivity is becoming increasingly important within analytical and separation platforms that associate the cell phenotype with markers of disease, infection, and immunity. Frequency-modulated electrically driven microfluidic …
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