Yuan et al., 2017 - Google Patents
On-chip microparticle and cell washing using coflow of viscoelastic fluid and newtonian fluidYuan et al., 2017
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- Yuan D
- Tan S
- Sluyter R
- Zhao Q
- Yan S
- Nguyen N
- Guo J
- Zhang J
- Li W
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- Analytical chemistry
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This work investigates the on-chip washing process of microparticles and cells using coflow configuration of viscoelastic fluid and Newtonian fluid in a straight microchannel. By adding a small amount of biocompatible polymers into the particle medium or cell culture medium …
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