BIOMEDICAL MICRODEVICES

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1. Immunomagnetic bead-based cell concentration microdevice for dilute pathogen detection.
   Nathaniel Beyor, Tae Seok Seo, Peng Liu, Richard A Mathies
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18677651

   A cell concentration microdevice for immunomagnetic pathogen isolation from a dilute sample is presented. Cells are driven by integrated on-chip pumps through a fluidized bed of immobilized immunomagn…

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2. A high-yield method for generating mass-transfer gradients in elastomer microfluidics using impermeable capillaries.
   Mike Pinelis, Leonid Shamban, Andreja Jovic, Michel M Maharbiz
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18654854

   We demonstrated a robust, inexpensive method for fabricating high-throughput gas gradient generation devices which combined classic mass-transfer limited techniques with the versatility of elastomer m…

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3. A uniaxial bioMEMS device for imaging single cell response during quantitative force-displacement measurements.
   David B Serrell, Jera Law, Andrew J Slifka, Roop L Mahajan, Dudley S Finch
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18648937

   A microfabricated device has been developed for imaging of a single, adherent cell while quantifying force under an applied displacement. The device works in a fashion similar to that of a displacemen…

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4. Design optimization for bioMEMS studies of enzyme-controlled metabolic pathways.
   Xiaolong Luo, Dean Larios Berlin, Susan Buckhout-White, William E Bentley, Gregory F Payne, Reza Ghodssi
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18626771

   Biological microelectromechanical systems (bioMEMS) provide an attractive approach to understanding and modifying enzymatic pathways by separating and interrogating individual reaction steps at locali…

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5. In vitro analysis of a hepatic device with intrinsic microvascular-based channels.
   Amedeo Carraro, Wen-Ming Hsu, Katherine M Kulig, Wing S Cheung, Mark L Miller, Eli J Weinberg
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18604585

   A novel microfluidics-based bilayer device with a discrete parenchymal chamber modeled upon hepatic organ architecture is described. The microfluidics network was designed using computational models t…

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6. A micro-tactile sensor for in situ tissue characterization in minimally invasive surgery.
   M A Qasaimeh, S Sokhanvar, J Dargahi, M Kahrizi
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18575981

   This study presents and characterizes a micro-tactile sensor that can be integrated within MIS graspers. The sensor is capable of measuring contact forces and characterizing softness. The grasping for…

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7. Development and evaluation of microdevices for studying anisotropic biaxial cyclic stretch on cells.
   Wei Tan, Devon Scott, Dmitry Belchenko, H Jerry Qi, Long Xiao
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18563571

   Mechanical effects on cells have received more and more attention in the studies of tissue engineering, cellular pathogenesis, and biomedical device design. Anisotropic biaxial cyclic stress, reminisc…

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8. On-chip coupling of electrochemical pumps and an SU-8 tip for electrospray ionization mass spectrometry.
   Seung-Min Park, Kelvin H Lee, Harold G Craighead
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18563570

   We present the integration of a cyclo olefin copolymer microfluidic chip with electrochemical pumps and an SU-8 tip for electrospray ionization mass spectrometry. The electrochemical pump, using elect…

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9. Iron-oxide embedded solid lipid nanoparticles for magnetically controlled heating and drug delivery.
   Ming-Huang Hsu, Yu-Chuan Su
   Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18561029

   This paper presents the development of magnetic lipid nanoparticles that could serve as controlled delivery vehicles for releasing encapsulated drugs in a desired manner. The nanoparticles are compose…

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10. Suspension arrays of hydrogel microparticles prepared by photopatterning for multiplexed protein-based bioassays.
    Woojin Lee, Dongkil Choi, Jung-Hyun Kim, Won-Gun Koh
    Biomedical microdevices 2008 IF: 4.40 Q2 PMID: 18561028

    Suspension arrays for protein-based assays have been developed using shape-coded poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG) hydrogel microparticles to overcome the problems with current systems which use color-coded…

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