Droplet microfluidic Tag

Advances in High-Accuracy, High-Throughput Droplet Microfluidic Sorting Using Dual Fluorescence and Size-Based Selection

In droplet microfluidics, high-throughput screening is critical for analyzing large cellular or molecular libraries at single-cell resolution. However, achieving high sorting accuracy remains a challenge, especially with the droplet size variability inherent in multi-step assays or extended incubations. Conventional microfluidic sorting methods, such as those...

Precise Single-Cell Analysis through On-Chip Fiber Optics

The ability to analyze individual cells allows scientists to uncover a wealth of information hidden in the cellular heterogeneity of tissues, leading to breakthroughs in understanding diseases and developing targeted treatments. However, despite the critical importance of this research, traditional methods of single-cell analysis, particularly...

Study of Eccrine Sweat Gland Development Using Microfluidic Chips Fabricated at uFluidix

Eccrine sweat glands are vital for human thermoregulation and, like other mammalian skin appendages, originate from multipotent epidermal progenitors. This research, leveraging advanced microfluidic technology, offers fascinating insights into the intricacies of eccrine gland formation and its potential applications in dermatology and regenerative medicine. "Our study...