UC Berkeley Working on Microfluidics Platform That Improves Proteomics Separations
March 25, 2011
UC Berkeley Working on Microfluidics Platform That Improves Proteomics Separations
The technology uses standard glass chips regionally photopatterned with discrete nanostructured separation materials to integrate all the steps of a given multistage assay. This enables higher throughput and better separation, according to one of its developers.
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