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Investigating Cell Viability under Shear Stress in Complex Microstreaming Flows Generated by Ultrasound-Driven Actuated Microbubbles

2024-09-29

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The analysis of rare or specialized cells is often a time-consuming process due to their low concentrations. In this study, we applied, for the first time, a method previously used on polymer particles to manipulate human cells. This technique enables the automatic direction and collection of target cells passing through a microchannel, significantly increasing their concentration for further analysis. The movemen...

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fa6c1cd9-317d-5927-8fd2-95a468b10abd
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10.1101/2024.09.27.615272
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