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Microfluidic patterning of miniaturized DNA arrays on plastic substrates

Geissler et al., 2009

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1070879308528240662
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Geissler M
Roy E
Diaz-Quijada G
Galas J
Veres T
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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This paper describes the patterning of DNA arrays on plastic surfaces using an elastomeric, two-dimensional microcapillary system (μCS). Fluidic structures were realized through hot- embossing lithography using Versaflex CL30. Like elastomers based on poly …
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