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Post-Assay Photogelation Enables Flow-Cytometric Sorting and Recovery of Bacterial Cocultures from Microfluidic Droplets

2026-08-27

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High-throughput droplet microfluidics can compartmentalize bacterial interactions, but recovering droplets displaying phenotypes of interest often requires custom fluorescence-activated droplet-sorting instrumentation. Here, we introduce post-assay photogelation to decouple the material requirements of bacterial coculture from those of commercial flow sorting. Bacteria are cocultured in initially aqueous water-in-...

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10.64898/2026.08.27.747404
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