Embedding active sensing microelectronic substrates in microfluidic devices is a challenging feature in functional integration of complex bioanalytical protocols in lab-on-a-chip platforms. This paper reviews the design trade-offs of optical and impedance sensing techniques for cell biology imaging in view of their SNR limits. Results are discussed on the basis of experimental data of two prototypes.
A.Romani, N.Manaresi, G.Medoro, R.Guerrieri, M.Tartagni (2005). Beyond the microscope: embedded detectors for cell biology applications. SAN JOSE : s.n.
Beyond the microscope: embedded detectors for cell biology applications
ROMANI, ALDO;MANARESI, NICOLO';MEDORO, GIANNI;GUERRIERI, ROBERTO;TARTAGNI, MARCO
2005
Abstract
Embedding active sensing microelectronic substrates in microfluidic devices is a challenging feature in functional integration of complex bioanalytical protocols in lab-on-a-chip platforms. This paper reviews the design trade-offs of optical and impedance sensing techniques for cell biology imaging in view of their SNR limits. Results are discussed on the basis of experimental data of two prototypes.File in questo prodotto:
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