Microfluidic for cell biology

Organs on chips are microengineered biomimetic systems that replicate key functions of living organs ...
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In this review we will describe some label-free microfluidic techniques to accomplish cell separation and sorting ...
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We review here the basic concepts and methodologies in designing microfluidic devices, and their diverse cell biological applications ...
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PDMS advantages and drawbacks for cell biology are here discussed ...
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Microfluidics, i.e. the science and engineering of fluid flows in microscale, can be the answer for a more effective and targeted drug administration. ...
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Chemical gradients play a key role in many biological processes and regulate a number of cellular functions in vivo. Indeed, there are several examples of gradient-dependent phenomena in nature ...
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The ultimate goal in microfluidics is to achieve the so-called laboratory-on-a-chip, i.e. integrate all those activities which are usually performed in a laboratory within a single microfluidic chip ...
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Caenorhabditis elegans, commonly shortened as C. elegans, is a non-parasitic nematode which, for its peculiar proprieties, is widely used as a model organism in biology ...
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Microfluidics is a term which appears more and more often in papers and scientific magazines; but, what exactly is microfluidics? ...
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Cells growth, gene expression and differentiation are often related to mechanical environment such as confinement or applied stresses ...
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