Sentence examples for microchip substrate from inspiring English sources

In this study, an Nd YVO4 UV laser was used for microprocessing ultrathin (125 μm) ceramic plates for use as a multi-layer microchip substrate.

The second part is dedicated to microchip CE platforms with externally connected emitters for sheathless coupling to ESI-MS and advanced microfluidic devices integrating CE and sheathless electrospray in a single chip substrate.

For chemistry, miniaturized devices shrink the pipettes, beakers, and test tubes of a modern lab onto a microchip-sized substrate [1].

In addition to DNA fragments ∅X-174-RF HaeIII digesizingA sizing of hepatitis C viral (HCV) amplicon is also achieved using microchip electrophoresis on PMMA substrates.

However, it is extremely difficult to recover cultured cells from a microchannel because the upper and lower substrates of a microchip are permanently combined.

Saleh et al. fabricated a microchip Coulter counter based on a quartz substrate which was used to detect single nanoscale colloidal particles, antibody binding to latex colloids, and to distinguish different sized colloids [8, 9].

A new dual-channel microchip capillary electrophoresis (MCE) has been developed on glass substrates for the first time with electrochemical detection.

Analysis of reaction mixtures by microchip electrophoresis (MCE) can avoid these limitations by separating substrates, products, and interfering species to eliminate the need of having a selective optical change upon reaction.

The microchannels (20 μm deep×65 μm wide (average)) were chemically etched into the top substrate followed by thermal bonding to complete the microchip device.

After washing of the microchannels with wash solution, 1.8 µl of substrate solution for the peroxidase reaction was infused into the microchannels; and the microchip was incubated for 5 min at room temperature.

Bertness and her colleagues grow the hexagonal nanowires on a silicon substrate using a cheap, easy method compatible with techniques used to manufacture microchips; replacing quartz resonators with nanowires grown this way might decrease manufacturing costs for cell phones.