Microfluidic systems and methods for transport and lysis of...

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrophoretic or electro-osmotic apparatus

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C435S173700, C435S306100

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07419575

ABSTRACT:
Microfluidic systems and methods are disclosed which are adapted to transport and lyse cellular components of a test sample for analysis. The disclosed microfluidic systems and methods, which employ an electric field to rupture the cell membrane, cause unusually rapid lysis, thereby minimizing continued cellular activity and resulting in greater accuracy of analysis of cell processes.

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