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Reversible assembly of magnetized particles: Application to water-borne pathogen enumeration

Ramadan, Qasem
2009
Journal of Applied Physics

Reversible assembly of magnetized particles and cells has been proposed and implemented. The approach is based on magnetized particles or magnetically labeled cell immobilization in an array of individual particle/cell for optical counting. The device has been tested for few types of magnetic particles and one water-borne pathogen: Giardia Lamblia. An individual particle immobilization efficiency of 92% was achieved.

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research article
DOI
10.1063/1.3272722
Web of Science ID

WOS:000273216500101

Author(s)
Ramadan, Qasem
Date Issued

2009

Published in
Journal of Applied Physics
Volume

106

Issue

12

Article Number

124701

Subjects

biomagnetism

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bioMEMS

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bio-optics

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cellular biophysics

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magnetic particles

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microfluidics

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microorganisms

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Cell

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November 30, 2010
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