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Enhancing protease activity assay in droplet-based microfluidics using a biomolecule concentrator

Chen et al., 2011

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8419740043426874613
Author
Chen C
Sarkar A
Song Y
Miller M
Kim S
Griffith L
Lauffenburger D
Han J
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Publication venue
Journal of the American Chemical Society

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We introduce an integrated microfluidic device consisting of a biomolecule concentrator and a microdroplet generator, which enhances the limited sensitivity of low-abundance enzyme assays by concentrating biomolecules before encapsulating them into droplet microreactors …
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