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Small multicellular genetic organisms form a central part of modern biological research. Using these small organisms provides significant advantages in genetic tractability,. manipulation, lifespan and cost. Although the small size is generally advantageous, it can make procedures such as surgeries both time consuming and labor intensive. Over the past few years there have been dramatic improvements in microfluidic technologies that enable significant improvements in microsurgery and interrogation of small multicellular model organisms.
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C. ELEGANS
CAENORHABDITIS-ELEGANS
HIGH-THROUGHPUT
CELLULAR-RESOLUTION
LASER MICROSURGERY
REGENERATION
SYSTEM
ARRAY
IMMOBILIZATION
NEUROSURGERY
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