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Kintses B., Hein C, Mohamed MF, Fischlechner M, Courtois F, Lainé C, Hollfelder F, <u>Chemistry & Biology</u> '''2012''', ''Picoliter cell lysate assays in microfluidic droplet compartments for directed enzyme evolution'', 19(8):1001-9. | Kintses B., Hein C, Mohamed MF, Fischlechner M, Courtois F, Lainé C, Hollfelder F, <u>Chemistry & Biology</u> '''2012''', ''Picoliter cell lysate assays in microfluidic droplet compartments for directed enzyme evolution'', 19(8):1001-9. | ||
'''Submitted by''': Balint Kintses | '''Submitted by''': [[DropBase:Contact|Balint Kintses]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:56, 25 April 2014
Overview
Description
• Dual aqueous inlet flow-focusing junction of 18 µm width with short delay channel
Reference
Kintses B., Hein C, Mohamed MF, Fischlechner M, Courtois F, Lainé C, Hollfelder F, Chemistry & Biology 2012, Picoliter cell lysate assays in microfluidic droplet compartments for directed enzyme evolution, 19(8):1001-9.
Submitted by: Balint Kintses
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With flow rates of aqueous phase 200 µL/h total and oil 1300 µL/h this device gave 35 µm droplets at a throughput of ~6 kHz. SD
