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    Photothermal Ultrasensitive Detection and Microchemistry in the Integrated Chemistry Lab

    Non-fluorometric and non-electrophoretic lab-on-chip was realized with utilizing thermal lens microscopy for ultrasensitive detection and diffusion phenomenon for molecular transport. Thermal lens microscope, ...

    Takehiko Kitamori, Masanori Fu**ami, Tamao Odake in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Microfabricated Chips for Capillary Electrophoresis on Quartz Glass Substrates Using a Bonding with Hydrofluoric Acid

    Fabrication method and characteristics of micro capillary electrophoresis (μ-CE) chips fabricated on synthetic fused silica (quartz glass) substrates are described. A novel room temperature bonding method with...

    T. Nishimoto, H. Nakanishi, H. Abe, A. Arai in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Computer Simulations for Microchip Electrophoresis

    A mathematical model describing electrokinetically driven mass transport phenomena in microfabricated chip devices is presented. The model accounts for principal material transport mechanisms including electro...

    Sergey V. Ermakov, Stephen C. Jacobson in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Use of Surfactant Additives for Modification of Electroosmotic Flow and Wall Chemistry

    Addition of the zwitterionic surfactant CAS U to an electrophoretic buffer prevents interaction between cationic proteins and the capillary channel walls. It allows quantitative recovery of the proteins and yi...

    Charles A. Lucy, Ken K.-C. Yeung in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Free Flow Electrophoresis Module Fabricated with Pyrex Glass

    In this study a free flow electrophoresis (FFE) module was constructed as a preparatory unit of the system to separate DNA from other contaminants in the specimens. The FFE module was made from Pyrex glass to ...

    Etsuo Shinohara, Nobuyuki Tajima, Hirobumi Suzuki in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Integrated Serial Dilution on a Microchip for Immunoassay Sample Treatment and Flow Injection Analysis

    This paper presents the design and performance of two serial diluters, a 32-fold diluter performing 1:1 dilution in 5 steps and a 1024-fold diluter with ten 1:1 mixing intersections. The simulation package SPI...

    Siew Bang Cheng, Cameron D. Skinner, D. Jed Harrison in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Development of a Microfabricated Biochemical Workbench — Improving the Mixing Efficiency —

    Unlike the existing μTAS, we have tried to conduct cell-free translation on a chip as the first step toward the highly automated biochemical microsystems named, “Micro Work Bench”. This paper describes the det...

    Teruo Fujii, Kazuo Hosokawa, Shuichi Shoji in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Characterization of Silicon-Based Insulated Channels for Capillary Electrophoresis

    A new fabrication method to produce miniaturized Transparent Insulating Channels (μTICs) is presented. The process involves Deep Reactive Ion Etching (DRIE), insulating film deposition, anodic bonding and back...

    Yolanda Fintschenko, Patrick Fowler, Vincent Spiering in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Microfabricated Dual-Microdialysis and Capillary Isoelectric Focusing Devices for Cleanup and Separations / Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Biomolecules

    A laser microfabricated device was constructed for rapid on-line microdialysis cleanup of biological samples for analysis by electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS). Efficient desalting was achieved...

    Yuehe Lin, Naxing Xu, Jenny Wen, Dean Matson in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Liquid Mixing Studies with an Integrated Mixer/Valve

    This work presents the design, fabrication, and testing of an integrated mixer/valve and a method for determining its mixing performance. The method correlates the mixing time to a quantitatively measurable ob...

    Joel Voldman, Martha L. Gray, Martin A. Schmidt in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Continuous Flow Versus Stopped flow in A Micro flow Injection System

    The effects of continuous, pulsed and stopped flow on the dispersion of a dye in a micro flow injection system were studied experimentally and by digital simulation. A channel of 200 μm by 200 μm by 21550 μm w...

    E. B. van Akker, M. Bos, A. van den Berg in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Micro-Analytical (μFIA) Reactor for the Determination of Phosphate as Orthophosphate

    Sample preparation and measurement procedures that are currently performed in modern analytical laboratory facilities, can be scaled down to a device of a few sq.cm. 1,2. Such a device often employs electroosmoti...

    G. N. Doku, S. J. Haswell in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Electrokinetic Generation of High Pressures using Porous Microstructures

    The ability to generate high pressures using electrokinetic pum** of liquid through porous media is reported. Pressures in excess of 8000 psi have been achieved using silica capillaries packed with micron-si...

    Phillip H. Paul, Don W. Arnold, David J. Rakestraw in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Numerical Simulation of Magnetic Separation of Particles in a Rectangular Microchannel

    In this paper we present a numerical simulation of the motion of magnetically labeled cells exposed to a magnetic force. The results show that optimal separation of labeled cells from nonlabeled cells requires...

    Sune Lomholt, Jens-Peter Lynov, Pieter Telleman in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Micro-Fluidic Diffusion Coefficient Measurement

    A new method for diffusion coefficient measurement applicable to micro-fluidics is presented. The method utilizes an analytical model describing laminar dispersion in rectangular micro-channels. The method was...

    Paul Galambos, Fred K. Forster in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Applying Microfluidic Chemical Analytical Systems to Imperfect Samples

    Over the last 4 years our group has been involved in develo** a series of devices for chemical separation and analysis. These devices share a theme of utilizing the low Reynolds number properties of liquids ...

    Paul Yager, Darrel Bell, James P. Brody, Dong Qin in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Isotachophoresis on Planar Polymeric Substrates

    The work presented here describes the design, fabrication, evaluation and use of miniaturised polymeric devices, for performing capillary isotachophoresis (CITP). CITP is an electrophoretic separation method t...

    Sara J Baldock, Nihal Bektas, Peter R Fielden in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    An Electronic Nose Based on A Micromechanical Cantilever Array

    We present a novel chemical sensor based on a micromechanical array of silicon cantilevers sensitized for the detection of analytes using cantilever coatings such as metals, self-assembled monolayers, or polym...

    H. P. Lang, F. M. Battiston, M. K. Baller, R. Berger in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Automatic Sensor System for Water Analysis

    An automatic sensor system based on micromachined components has been realized for groundwater monitoring. The system operates automatically in a suspended multisensor probe under water and includes fluidic ac...

    Axel Ehlert, Stephanus Büttgenbach in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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    Individual Embryo Transport and Retention on a Chip

    We have designed, built, and tested a micro fluidic system capable of transporting individual, pre-implantation mouse embryos through a network of channels to selected locations. The flow of buffer causes the ...

    Ian K. Glasgow, H. Chris Zeringue, David J. Beebe in Micro Total Analysis Systems ’98 (1998)

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