Acoustofluidic technologies that integrate acoustic waves and microfluidic chips have been
widely used in bioparticle manipulation. As a representative technology, acoustic tweezers …

The mechanical phenotype of a cell determines its ability to deform under force and is
therefore relevant to cellular functions that require changes in cell shape, such as migration …

Single-cell phenotyping based on biophysical properties is a promising tool to distinguish
cell types and their response to a given condition, and charting such properties also enables …

Cell sorting is an essential prerequisite for cell research and has great value in life science
and clinical studies. Among the many microfluidic cell sorting technologies, label-free …

Aberrant expression of glycans, ie, oligosaccharide moiety covalently attached to proteins or
lipids, is characteristic of various cancers, including urothelial ones. The binding of lectins to …

There is a critical need for sorting complex materials, such as pancreatic islets of
Langerhans, exocrine acinar tissues, and embryoid bodies. These materials are cell …

Cell elasticity serves as a crucial physical biomarker that reflects changes in cellular
structures and physiological states, providing key insights into cell behaviors. It links …

Excitation of multiple acoustic wave modes on a single chip is beneficial to implement
diversified acoustofluidic functions. Conventional acoustic wave devices made of bulk …

Microfluidic flow cytometry (MFCM) is considered to be an effective substitution for traditional
flow cytometry, since its advantages in higher integration, smaller device size, lower cost …

Microfluidic separation technologies, which enable precise manipulation and separation of
microparticles based on various physical or chemical properties within microscale channels …