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    Autodesk Inc film-based microfluidic chip
    Illustration of the <t>microfluidic</t> chip used for data encoding and rewriting. ( a ) Schematic drawing of the assembled microfluidic device with inlet and outlet connectors. The entire chip consists of 3 layers. The top cover layer provides a seal, and the middle layer made of plastic film containing flow microchannel are placed over an aldehyde-modified glass substrate on which CSs were immobilized. ( b ) Photograph of the film-based microfluidic chip fabricated for the study.
    Film Based Microfluidic Chip, supplied by Autodesk Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
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    Article Title: On-Chip Fluorescence Switching System for Constructing a Rewritable Random Access Data Storage Device

    Journal: Scientific Reports

    doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-16535-7

    Illustration of the microfluidic chip used for data encoding and rewriting. ( a ) Schematic drawing of the assembled microfluidic device with inlet and outlet connectors. The entire chip consists of 3 layers. The top cover layer provides a seal, and the middle layer made of plastic film containing flow microchannel are placed over an aldehyde-modified glass substrate on which CSs were immobilized. ( b ) Photograph of the film-based microfluidic chip fabricated for the study.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Illustration of the microfluidic chip used for data encoding and rewriting. ( a ) Schematic drawing of the assembled microfluidic device with inlet and outlet connectors. The entire chip consists of 3 layers. The top cover layer provides a seal, and the middle layer made of plastic film containing flow microchannel are placed over an aldehyde-modified glass substrate on which CSs were immobilized. ( b ) Photograph of the film-based microfluidic chip fabricated for the study.

    Techniques Used: Modification

    Rewritable DNA data storage system using fluorescence switching on a microfluidic chip. Each letter uses 8 bits per channel to store its information. Fluorescence images of the intentionally made erroneous text KRIBT, and the rewritten text KRIBB are shown after hybridization and strand displacement processes. We set 50% increase in the relative fluorescence intensity on the microfluidic chip as cut-off level for representing the binary 1. Two DSs for #36, #38 spots and one PS for #39 spot were injected through the inlet connector for data rewriting, respectively.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Rewritable DNA data storage system using fluorescence switching on a microfluidic chip. Each letter uses 8 bits per channel to store its information. Fluorescence images of the intentionally made erroneous text KRIBT, and the rewritten text KRIBB are shown after hybridization and strand displacement processes. We set 50% increase in the relative fluorescence intensity on the microfluidic chip as cut-off level for representing the binary 1. Two DSs for #36, #38 spots and one PS for #39 spot were injected through the inlet connector for data rewriting, respectively.

    Techniques Used: Fluorescence, Hybridization, Injection

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    Article Title: On-Chip Fluorescence Switching System for Constructing a Rewritable Random Access Data Storage Device
    Article Snippet: .. The film-based microfluidic chip was designed with the assistance of AutoCAD computer software from Autodesk, Inc. (Santa Barbara, CA). .. The fabricated microfluidic chip consists of a bottom glass slide and 2 film layers which are: A transparent polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film and a double sided adhesive polyimide film (PI) which were all purchased from SKC, Inc. (Covington, GA) and cut using plotting cutter machine (FC4600C-50 pro) from Graphtec Corporation (Irvine, CA).



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    Autodesk Inc film-based microfluidic chip
    Illustration of the <t>microfluidic</t> chip used for data encoding and rewriting. ( a ) Schematic drawing of the assembled microfluidic device with inlet and outlet connectors. The entire chip consists of 3 layers. The top cover layer provides a seal, and the middle layer made of plastic film containing flow microchannel are placed over an aldehyde-modified glass substrate on which CSs were immobilized. ( b ) Photograph of the film-based microfluidic chip fabricated for the study.
    Film Based Microfluidic Chip, supplied by Autodesk Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    film-based microfluidic chip - by Bioz Stars, 2026-10
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    Illustration of the microfluidic chip used for data encoding and rewriting. ( a ) Schematic drawing of the assembled microfluidic device with inlet and outlet connectors. The entire chip consists of 3 layers. The top cover layer provides a seal, and the middle layer made of plastic film containing flow microchannel are placed over an aldehyde-modified glass substrate on which CSs were immobilized. ( b ) Photograph of the film-based microfluidic chip fabricated for the study.

    Journal: Scientific Reports

    Article Title: On-Chip Fluorescence Switching System for Constructing a Rewritable Random Access Data Storage Device

    doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-16535-7

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Illustration of the microfluidic chip used for data encoding and rewriting. ( a ) Schematic drawing of the assembled microfluidic device with inlet and outlet connectors. The entire chip consists of 3 layers. The top cover layer provides a seal, and the middle layer made of plastic film containing flow microchannel are placed over an aldehyde-modified glass substrate on which CSs were immobilized. ( b ) Photograph of the film-based microfluidic chip fabricated for the study.

    Article Snippet: The film-based microfluidic chip was designed with the assistance of AutoCAD computer software from Autodesk, Inc. (Santa Barbara, CA).

    Techniques: Modification

    Rewritable DNA data storage system using fluorescence switching on a microfluidic chip. Each letter uses 8 bits per channel to store its information. Fluorescence images of the intentionally made erroneous text KRIBT, and the rewritten text KRIBB are shown after hybridization and strand displacement processes. We set 50% increase in the relative fluorescence intensity on the microfluidic chip as cut-off level for representing the binary 1. Two DSs for #36, #38 spots and one PS for #39 spot were injected through the inlet connector for data rewriting, respectively.

    Journal: Scientific Reports

    Article Title: On-Chip Fluorescence Switching System for Constructing a Rewritable Random Access Data Storage Device

    doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-16535-7

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Rewritable DNA data storage system using fluorescence switching on a microfluidic chip. Each letter uses 8 bits per channel to store its information. Fluorescence images of the intentionally made erroneous text KRIBT, and the rewritten text KRIBB are shown after hybridization and strand displacement processes. We set 50% increase in the relative fluorescence intensity on the microfluidic chip as cut-off level for representing the binary 1. Two DSs for #36, #38 spots and one PS for #39 spot were injected through the inlet connector for data rewriting, respectively.

    Article Snippet: The film-based microfluidic chip was designed with the assistance of AutoCAD computer software from Autodesk, Inc. (Santa Barbara, CA).

    Techniques: Fluorescence, Hybridization, Injection