ArticlePhysical review letters2009
Magnetic wire traps and programmable manipulation of biological cells.
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- On-chip magnetic separation and encapsulation of cells in droplets.Lab on a chip · 2013Article
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- A MagDot-Nanoconveyor Assay Detects and Isolates Molecular Biomarkers.Chemical Engineering Progress · 2012Article
- Regulating Brownian fluctuations with tunable microscopic magnetic traps.Physical review letters · 2011Article
- Self-assembled magnetic filter for highly efficient immunomagnetic separation.Lab on a chip · 2011Article
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Abstract
We present a multiplex method, based on microscopic programmable magnetic traps in zigzag wires patterned on a platform, to simultaneously apply directed forces on multiple fluid-borne cells or biologically inert magnetic microparticles or nanoparticles. The gentle tunable forces do not produce damage and retain cell viability. The technique is demonstrated with T-lymphocyte cells remotely manipulated (by a joystick) along desired trajectories on a silicon surface with average speeds up to 20 microm/s.
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