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- 2022A membrane-less Glucose/O2 non-enzymatic fuel cell based on bimetallic Pd–Au nanostructure anode and air-breathing cathode: Towards micro-power applications at neutral pHcitations
- 2022Cedar Wood-Based Biochar: Properties, Characterization, and Applications as Anodes in Microbial Fuel Cellcitations
- 2021Carbon Nano-Fiber/PDMS Composite Used as Corrosion-Resistant Coating for Copper Anodes in Microbial Fuel Cellscitations
- 2020Kinetic pathways of iron electrode transformations in Galvano-Fenton process: A mechanistic investigation of in-situ catalyst formation and regenerationcitations
- 2016Electrocatalytic Reduction of Hydrogen Peroxide at Nanocrystalline Silver Film Electroless Deposited on Epoxy Glass Substrate
- 2013Comparative Study of Responses of Two Enzymatic Biosensors Based on Lipase from Candida rugosa and Porcine Pancreas for Detection of Diclofop-Methylcitations
- 2012Micromagnet structures for magnetic positioning and alignmentcitations
- 2010Carbon-PDMS Thick Electrodes for Electrokinetic Manipulation during Cell Fusion
- 2010Nanocomposite Carbon-PDMS thick electrodes for electrokinetic manipulation during cell fusion
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Nanocomposite Carbon-PDMS thick electrodes for electrokinetic manipulation during cell fusion
Abstract
This paper reports on the integration and evaluation of robust, thick Carbon-PDMS nanocomposite electrodes (CPDMS), integrated in PDMS microfluidic systems to carry out electric field induced fusion of biological cells. Such material preserves PDMS processing properties and sustains a large range of electric field intensities and frequencies without any carbon release. Polystyrene particles, yeasts and HEK-293 cells were manipulated in devices consisting of C-PDMS walls bounded to a glass plate. Different collective behaviors were observed such as alignment in chains parallel to the electric field and in circulating bands tilted with respect to the electric field direction. An AC electrofusion protocol was also tested.