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Microscale and fluorescence-based techniques/ systems to monitor biological changes in real-time
The long-term objective of this work is to develop an integrated continuous-flow microfluidic device for the analysis of genetic changes in DNA. Initially, this required the development of new techniques to simulate and then quantify DNA damage using existing laboratory instrumentation. Many analyti
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