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Rare cell capture in microfluidic devices

Pratt et al., 2011

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10418240955218802638
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Pratt E
Huang C
Hawkins B
Gleghorn J
Kirby B
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Chemical engineering science

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This article reviews existing methods for the isolation, fractionation, or capture of rare cells in microfluidic devices. Rare cell capture devices face the challenge of maintaining the efficiency standard of traditional bulk separation methods such as flow cytometers and …
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