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Surface modification of glass/PDMS microfluidic valve assemblies enhances valve electrical resistance

Wang et al., 2019

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15371410517447669767
Author
Wang X
Agasid M
Baker C
Aspinwall C
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Microfluidic instrumentation offers unique advantages in biotechnology applications including reduced sample and reagent consumption, rapid mixing and reaction times, and a high degree of process automation. As dimensions decrease, the ratio of surface area to …
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