Use of a novel microfluidic disk in the analysis of single-cell viability and the application to Jurkat cells(METHODS)
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概要
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Jurkat cells were trapped in the microchambers of a novel disk-shaped cell separation device and stained with Cellstain. Approximately 90% of the cells were living. Single cells were isolated with a branching microchannel after rotation at 4500rpm for 30s, demonstrating that a living single cell could be trapped in the microchambers.
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著者
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Kubo Izumi
Department Of Bioengineering Faculty Of Engineering Soka University
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Matoba Kenji
Department Of Bioinformatics Graduate School Of Engineering Soka University
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Furutani Shunsuke
Department Of Bioinformatics Graduate School Of Engineering Soka University
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Kubo Izumi
Department Of Bioinformatics Graduate School Of Engineering Soka University
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