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- Kim, Taesung
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Biomolecular motors as novel prime movers for microTAS: Microfabrication and material issue
- Alternative Title
- Biomolecular motors as novel prime movers for microTAS: Microfabrication and material issue
- Author(s)
- Kim, Taesung, Nanjundaswamy’, H. K., Lin, C.-T., Lakgmper, S, Cheng, LJ, Hoff, D, Hasselbrink, EF, Guo, LJ, Kurabayashi, K, Hunt, AJ, Meyhiifer, E
- Issued Date
- 2003-10-05
- Citation
- MicroTas : 7th lnternat~onal Conference on Miniaturized Chemical and Blochemlcal Analysts Systems , pp.33 - 36
- Abstract
- Biomolecular motors that have high efficiency and can generate substantial forces per motor but are truly nanoscopic are promising movers for microTAS. We demonstrate the feasibility of achieving unidirectional motion of microtubules though a microfluidic channel and concentrating microtubules and also describe an incompatibility between a commonly-used material (PDMS) and the motility of labeled microtubules.
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- Transducers Research Foundation
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