Development of a microfluidic device for fluorescence activated cell sorting

By J. Krüger, Kirat Singh, A. P. O'Neill, C. Jackson, A. Morrison, P. O'Brien. 2002

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Microfluidics for cell separation (2010, background): “Optical forces (*100 cells/s) [109], electro-osmotic flow (*20 cells/s) [34], and hydrostatic pressure changes (*1 particle/s) [13, 62] can sufficiently influence whether each cell is deflected left or right at the T-junction.”
Droplet based microfluidics (2012, methodology): “If sensing on-chip is desired without the use of a large optical microscope small light sensitive diodes [117, 471, 494] can be employed.”