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Separation of two phenotypically similar cell types via a single common marker in microfluidic channels.

Lab on a chip - 21 Sept 2012

Vickers Dwayne A L, Chory Emma J, Murthy Shashi K

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To isolate clinically and biologically relevant cell types from a heterogeneous population, fluorescent or magnetic tagging together with knowledge of surface biomarker profiles represents the state of the art. To date, it remains exceedingly difficult to separate phenotypically and physically similar cell types from a mixed population. We report a microfluidic platform engineered to separate two highly similar...

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PMID: 22782544
DOI: 10.1039/c2lc40290d

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