Controlling Cell Development by Microfluidic Techniques : a Step towards Whole-Cell Biosensors with Defined Biological Features

Fabrice Morin , Matthieu Denoual , Laurent Griscom , Bruno Le Pioufle (1) , Hiroyuki Fujita (2) , Eiichi Tamiya (3)

1 SATIE - Systèmes et Applications des Technologies de l'Information et de l'Energie
2 LIMMS - Laboratory for Integrated Micro Mechatronics Systems
3 JAIST - Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Several microfluidic systems were designed to accommodate cell cultures and control some aspects of cell development. In particular, the development of neuronal networks was guided over microelectrode arrays, and electrical activity of the cells was recorder over more than four weeks.

Domaines: Electronique

Fabrice Morin, Matthieu Denoual, Laurent Griscom, Bruno Le Pioufle, Hiroyuki Fujita, et al.. Controlling Cell Development by Microfluidic Techniques : a Step towards Whole-Cell Biosensors with Defined Biological Features. 6th Micro Total Analysis System (uTAS), 2002, Japan. pp.10.1007. ⟨hal-00986459⟩