Microfluidics in Cell Biology Part C: Microfluidics for Cellular and Subcellular Analysis

<p>Section 1 Microfluidics for cell culture, cell manipulation and cell sorting1. Viable cell culture in PDMS-based microfluidic devicesMelikhan Tanyeri and Savas Tay2. High-throughput microfluidic single-cell trapping arrays for biomolecular and imaging analysisXuan Li and Abraham P. Lee3. Artificial niche microarrays for identifying extrinsic cell-fate determinantsSamy Gobaa, Raphael V. Gayet and Matthias P. Lutolf4. Reconstruction of directed neuronal networks in a microfluidic device with asymmetric microchannelsJosquin Courte, Renaud Renault, Audric Jan, Jean-Louis Viovy, Jean-Michel Peyrin and Catherine Villard5. Single-cell 3D electro-rotationLiang Huang, Peng Zhao, Fei Liang and Wenhui Wang</p> <p>Section 2 Droplet-based microfluidics6. Direct quantification of EGFR variant allele frequency in cell-free DNA using a microfluidic-free digital droplet PCR assayBenjamin Demaree, Daniel Weisgerber, Ata Dolatmoradi, Makiko Hatori and Adam R. Abate7. Quantifying phenotypes in single cells using droplet microfluidicsFengjiao Lyu, Lucas R. Blauch and Sindy K.Y. Tang8. Modular microfluidics for double emulsion formationBryant Thompson, Nareh Movsesian, Christine Cheng, Prathamesh Karandikar, Malancha Gupta and Noah Malmstadt9. Universal anchored-droplet device for cellular bioassaysGabriel Amselem, Sébastien Sart and Charles N. Baroud</p> <p>Section 3 Microfluidics for cellular analysis10. Cell biology at the interface of nanobiosensors and microfluidicsNikhil Bhalla, Hung-Ju Chiang and Amy Q. Shen11. BET-seq: Binding energy topographies revealed by microfluidics and high-throughput sequencingArjun K. Aditham, Tyler C. Shimko and Polly M. Fordyce</p>