Analytical applications such as genotyping, gene expression analysis and digital PCR have been enabled and enhanced through the use of soft lithography–fabricated microfluidic platforms that ...

Aaron Streets, University of California, Berkeley These microvalves offered an improvement for conventional methods: They provided a powerful platform for automation. For instance, Quake integrated ...

By incorporating electrodes into a chip, these droplets can be manipulated and positioned where required, thus providing a digital microfluidic device. Such an approach has been utilized to ...

The VenaFlux Platform is the first semi-automated microfluidic platform capable of executing cell rolling, binding, adhesion and migration studies under shear flow mimicking in vivo flow rates.

Microfluidic platforms address this limitation by enabling the creation of in vitro models that closely replicate the physiological conditions of the human heart. Microfluidics involves manipulating ...

which now offers two microfluidics chip platforms—planar and sipper chips. Planar chips are manual solutions that require the user to pipette reagents into reservoirs on the chip. Caliper has ...

Microfluidics is an interdisciplinary field that combines ... Software breaks down a 3D model into a sequence of 2D layers that are projected in series onto a build platform submerged in UV curable ...

“By combining our cutting-edge microfluidic platforms with PhenoVista’s expertise in high-content imaging and assay development, we are excited to offer our clients even more precise, functional, and ...

Insights that we gain are applied to the rational design and fabrication of diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic platforms. A central theme to this research is an exploitation of microfabrication ...

Years ago, prototyping microfluidic systems was a long, time-intensive task. With inspiration from DIY PCB fabrication techniques, that time is now greatly reduced. However, even with the ...

Microfluidic platforms address this limitation by enabling the creation of in vitro models that closely replicate the physiological conditions of the human heart. Microfluidics involves ...