Developments in technology and applications of microsystems

In the past year, microchips as applied to miniaturised total analysis systems, or μTAS, have benefited from technological improvements in their fabrication and been applied to analysis in many different biological areas. From a technological perspective, salient work includes fast, cheap and easy m...

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Published in:Current opinion in chemical biology 1997-10, Vol.1 (3), p.410-419
Main Authors: Kopp, Martin U, Crabtree, H John, Manz, Andreas
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