Microfluidic sorting of mammalian cells by optical force switching

Article Abstract:

A fast, active, all-optical control switch for live cells is described along with its implementation in a high-throughput, fluorescence-activated microfluidic cell sorter. Considering the flexibility and relative ease of implementation of optical forces for active and passive routine controls, this approach would facilitate a variety of more integrated and complex cell handling functions.

Optical properties

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Mustering the micromanagers

Article Abstract:

Various studies are being conducted to study the functions and working of microRNAs (miRNAs) in a broad range of cell types. These miRNAs are found to exhibit specific expression patterns that change with the disease states.

RNA

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How does eukaryotic gene prediction work?

Article Abstract:

The different approaches used for predicting gene structure, which is vital for interpreting genomic sequences, are described.

Genetic aspects

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