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Real-time monitoring of cell viability using direct electrical measurement with a patch-clamp microchip

Pathak et al., 2011

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13070919637750741448
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Pathak P
Zhao H
Gong Z
Nie F
Zhang T
Cui K
Wang Z
Wong S
Que L
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Biomedical microdevices

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Real-time tagless monitoring of cell viability using patch-clamp microchips is reported and validated by using fluorescence imaging techniques for the first time. Specifically, four human breast cancer cell lines (MDA-MB231, MDA-MB231-brain metastatic subline …
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