Micro and Nano Systems for Biophysical Studies of Cells and Small Organisms provides a comprehensive introduction to the state-of-the-art micro and nano systems that have recently been developed and applied to biophysical studies of cells and small organisms. These micro and nano systems span from microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and microfluidic devices to robotic micro-nanomanipulation systems. These biophysical studies range from cell mechanics to the neural science of worms and Drosophila. This book will help readers understand the fundamentals surrounding the development of these tools and teach them the most recent advances in cellular and organismal biophysics enabled by these technologies.
- Comprehensive coverage of micro and nano-system technology and application to biophysical studies of cells and small organisms.
- Highlights the most recent advances in cellular and organismal biophysics enabled by micro and nano systems.
- Insightful outlook on future directions and trends in each chapter covering a sub-area of the book topic.
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Elsevier Science & Techn.
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Approx. 160 illustrations
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978-0-12-824243-8 (9780128242438)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
1. Micro systems for probing cellular forces and cellular mechanical properties2. Force-sensing micropillar arrays for cell mechanics and mechanobiology3. Vertical nanostructures for probing live cells4. Probing tissue mechanics at the cellular length-scale in cancer microenvironments5. Advanced microfluidic devices for cell electroporation and manipulation6. High-throughput three-dimensional cellular platforms for screening biophysical microenvironmental signals7. Acoustofluidic technology for cell biophysics8. Microfluidic devices for neutrophil migration studies9. Field-controlled micro-nano manipulations and micro-nano robots10. Robotic optical tweezers for cell biophysics11. Robotic and microfluidic systems for single cell injection12. Biophysical phenotyping of C. elegans in a microfluidic chip for high-throughput drug screening13. Microfluidic devices for imaging and manipulation of C. elegans14. Micro systems for the study of behavioral responses of C. elegansto various physical and chemical stimuli15. Microfluidic devices to study the effect of electric fields on C. elegans and Danio rerio16. Force-controlled robotic systems for mechanical stimulation of Drosophila larvae
