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Biomedical Microdevices|November 8, 2008
Nanoscale patterning of kinesin motor proteins and its role in guiding microtubule motilityVivek Verma, William O Hancock, Jeffrey M CatchmarkBiomedical Microdevices|November 15, 2008
Three-dimensional axisymmetric flow-focusing device using stereolithographyYuya Morimoto, Wei-Heong Tan, Shoji TakeuchiBiomedical Microdevices|November 7, 2008
A novel macroencapsulating immunoisolatory device: the preparation and properties of nanomat-reinforced amphiphilic co-networks deposited on perforated metal scaffoldGabor Erdodi, Jungmee Kang, Baris Yalcin, et al.Biomedical Microdevices|April 10, 2023
Flexible-fabricated sensor module with programmable magnetic actuators coupled to L-cysteine functionalized Ag@Fe3O4 complexes for Cu2+ detection in fish tissuesKuiguo Han, Bin Jiang, Yanqun Tong, et al.Biomedical Microdevices|August 10, 2020
Inertial flow focusing: a case study in optimizing cellular trajectory through a microfluidic MEMS device for timing-critical applicationsLuke H C Patterson, Jennifer L Walker, Mark A Naivar, et al.Biomedical Microdevices|April 8, 2015
Cellular aggregate capture by fluidic manipulation device highly compatible with micro-well-platesSatoshi Konishi, Yumi Teramachi, Shuhei Shimomura, et al.Biomedical Microdevices|July 29, 2020
Hydrogel-based sealed microchamber arrays for rapid medium exchange and drug testing of cell spheroidsShotaro Yoshida, Kensuke Sumomozawa, Kuniaki Nagamine, et al.Biomedical Microdevices|March 17, 2015
Microfluidic-aided genotyping of zebrafish in the first 48 h with 100% viabilityRaheel Samuel, Regan Stephenson, Paula Roy, et al.Biomedical Microdevices|April 4, 2023
An in vitro platform for study of the human gut microbiome under an oxygen gradientJames Comolli, David I Walsh, Johanna Bobrow, et al.Biomedical Microdevices|March 7, 2015
A microfluidic device for efficient chemical testing using Caenorhabditis elegansPengfei Song, Weize Zhang, Alexandre Sobolevski, et al.Pageof 189