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Figure 6.7
(a) SEM photo of miniaturized electrodes embedded in a micromachined
channel.
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The inset is a zoomed-in image of microelectrodes; (b) Microfluidic cytologi-
cal tool, for cell counting and separation, consisting of an integrated microfabricated
chip with a PDMS cover and molded fluidic connections.
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(For color version of this
igure, the reader is referred to the online version of this topic.)
electrodes, light patterns,
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or insulating structure patterns to create non-
uniformities in a uniform electric field.
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It has been used with biological
cells including protozoa,
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bacteria,
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viruses,
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large DNA strands,
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as
well as chemicals, such as protein molecules
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and pesticides.
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