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    • Cell Biology
    • Biosensor Technology

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    • Accurate monitoring of cell proliferation is crucial for biological research and drug development.
    • Existing methods for cell tracking can be labor-intensive and may not provide continuous, quantitative data.
    • RAW 264.7 murine macrophages are a widely used model for studying immune responses and cellular processes.

    Conclusions:

    • The lab-on-CMOS biosensor platform provides a robust and quantitative method for monitoring macrophage growth.
    • Capacitance measurements offer a sensitive and label-free approach for real-time cell proliferation tracking.
    • The developed temporal model enhances the understanding of macrophage kinetics and can be applied to other cell types.