Integrated microfluidic devices

By David Erickson, Dongqing Li. 2004

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Tractions, Balances, and Boundary Conditions for Nonsimple Materials with Application to Liquid Flow at Small-Length Scales (2006, background): “An understanding of the flow of liquids at small-length scales is of central importance in a wide variety of disciplines, including biology [2, 25, 39], chemistry [8, 10, 16], and the rapidly expanding fields of micro- and nanotechnology [9, 37, 38, 44].”
Characterization of electrowetting actuation on addressable single-side coplanar electrodes (2006, background): “Microfluidic technology plays a critical role in lab-on-a-chip systems, or micro-total analysis systems (μ-TAS) [1, 2], by delivering chemical or biological samples and reagents to processing components for data collections or on-chip sample preparations.”
Optofluidic dye lasers (2008, background): “This represents an important step towards fully functional and portable devices for medical diagnostics, environmental monitoring, forensic and bioterrorism detection [10].”
Integrated optofluidics: A new river of light (2007, background): “Applications have been found in clinical analysis, drug discovery and small-volume DNA replication and testin”
Microfluidic bio-particle manipulation for biotechnology (2014, background): “Further developments revealed other significant advantages such as: (i) small amount of sample (in the nano to picoliter range, opening the door to the possibility of analyzing components from single cells), (ii) small amount of reagents, (iii) very short reaction and analysis time compared to bench”
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