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Universal microfluidic gradient generator

delete2006-04-11
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Daniel Irimia
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Dan A Geba
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Mehmet Toner *
DOI:10.1021/ac0518710delete
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Abstract

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The study of cellular responses to chemical gradients in vitro would greatly benefit from experimental systems that can generate precise and stable gradients comparable to chemical nonhomogeneities occurring in vivo. Recently, microfluidic devices have been demonstrated for linear gradient generation for biological applications with unmatched accuracy and stability. However, no systematic approach exists at this time for generating other gradients of target spatial configuration. Here we demonstrate experimentally and provide mathematical proof for a systematic approach to generating stable gradients of any profile by the controlled mixing of two starting solutions.
Keywords:
CHEMOTAXIS
DEVICE
AXONS
ASSAY

Journal

Analytical Chemistry cover
Analytical Chemistry
IF:
6.7
Papers:
4.7W
Citations:
15.9W

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