Sentences with phrase «microchannels in»

The team had designed the constrictions within the microchannels in parallel to achieve high throughput and in series to obtain accuracy.

Standard photolithography creates microchannels in which the liquid containing the cells flow.

Not exact matches

The plasma containing magnetic beads then flows through the microchannels on the diagnostic chip in which the beads can be readily collected using a magnet to extract circulating exosomes from the plasma.»

Finally, a fluidic microchannel enables the delivery of pharmacological substances — neurotransmitters in this case — that will reanimate the nerve cells beneath the injured tissue.

Their test is in a device that includes tiny microchannels for a sample to move through.

The same plastic as in garbage bags makes an efficient heat exchanger in power plants by creating microchannels.

Can we reach these higher speeds by not manipulating the fluids in microchannels, but in the air instead?

The device is housed in a silicon and glass chip about 3centimeters long with four small chambers connected by microchannels.

In the novel cooling system, each microgap, ranging from 80 to 1000 microns, is structured over surfaces to facilitate easy and rapid dissipation of heat which is further enhanced by microchannels.

A microchannel applicator used in the system will allow the creation of smaller, more complex electronics features.

For example, a custom coded numerical model has been used to predict differences in the diffusive scaling laws across the depth of a microchannel.

Fluids were passed through microchannels of these chips, creating an environment that enabled the cells to develop the 3 - D villi - like structures as found in the intestine in the body.

Daniel J. Chew, Lan Zhu, Evangelos Delivopoulos, Ivan R. Minev, Katherine M. Musick, Charles A. Mosse, Michael Craggs, Nicholas Donaldson, Stéphanie P. Lacour, Stephen B. McMahon, James W. Fawcett A Microchannel Neuroprosthesis for Bladder Control After Spinal Cord Injury in Rat Science Translational Medicine 5, 210ra155 (2013)

Ivan R. Minev, Daniel J Chew, Evangelos Delivopoulos, James W Fawcett, and Stéphanie P Lacour High Sensitivity Recording of Afferent Nerve Activity Using Ultra-Compliant Microchannel Electrodes: An Acute in Vivo Validation Journal of Neural Engineering 9, no. 2: 026005 (2012)

The primary epithelial cells are expanded as 3D organoids, dissociated, and cultured on a porous membrane within a microfluidic device with human intestinal microvascular endothelium cultured in a parallel microchannel under flow and cyclic deformation.

In addition, the device's channels are rhythmically stretched and relaxed at a rate of one heart beat per second by applying cyclic suction to hollow chambers placed on either side of the cell - lined microchannels to mimic physiological deformations of the glomerular wall.

However EISA (like Microchannel — circa 1987 — which was the proprietary IBM architecture that EISA was in answer to) were not a criteria for NICs, as they were already in existence since neither architecture took off (EISA did well in servers, but was too expensive in desktops).