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Design and Simulation of A Novel C-DEP Microfluidics for Single Cell Trapping
Dielectrophoresis (DEP), as a promising tool, have been used to separate, sort and deform bio-particles. In traditional method of DEP, the direct contact of electrodes with bio-particles leads to contamination and lysis of cells and joule heating in medium. In new DEP methods, such as isolated DEP (
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