Microfluidic embryo and/or oocyte handling device and method
作者： Ian K. Glasgow , David J. Beebe , Matthew B. Wheeler
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关键词: Biomedical engineering 、 Embryo 、 Fluid dynamics 、 Microfluidics 、 Materials science 、 Oocyte
摘要: A microfluidic embryo handling device and method in which biological rotating of embryos is simulated. Fluid flow used to move position without assistance electrical stimulus or other means may produce undesired heating medium as the fluid for transporting position. Continuous pulsed maintained around an device. The provides excellent simulation conditions be culturing, sorting, testing, evaluating, fertilizing similar typical operations. An parked at a desired location carry out such operation, while maintains embryo.
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