Microfluidic Cancer Research Device: Patented Design
Wacey Teller
A device used to arrange human cells into an array (10x10) grid. This device successfully worked and was actively working on developing large arrays to arrange more than 1000 human cells. I designed and developed the procedures to use the device by standardizing parts and procedures for pre- and post-use.
Rendering of the device
Internal micro chip of design
Fluid exchange at the micro level
Exploded view of the device
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Posted Apr 30, 2024
A device used to arrange human cells into an array (10x10) grid for cancer research with ASU.
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