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journal article·2021-10Open access

3D‐Printed Acoustofluidic Devices for Raman Spectroscopy of Cells

Harrisson D. A. Santos, Amanda E. Silva, Giclênio C. Silva, Everton B. Lima, Alisson S. Marques, Magna S. Alexandre-Moreira, Aline C. Queiroz, Carlos Jacinto, J. Henrique Lopes, Uéslen Rocha, Glauber T. Silva

Advanced Engineering Materials· Volume 23· Issue 10
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Abstract

Acoustofluidics leads to innovative methods for cellular levitation that can help Raman biospectroscopy avoid spurious substrate signals while keeping cells alive within a controlled microenvironment. In article number 2100552, Harrisson D. A. Santos, Uéslen Rocha, Glauber T. Silva and co-workers present a 3D-printed acoustofluidic device that allows single-cell Raman analysis with preferred quality over ordinary strategies.
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OpenAlex topics: Spectroscopy Techniques in Biomedical and Chemical Research

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Affiliations

Physical Acoustics Group, Institute of Physics Federal University of Alagoas Maceió Brazil

Laboratory of Pharmacology and Immunology Institute of Biological Sciences and Health Federal University of Alagoas Maceió Brazil

Center of Medical Sciences and Nursing Federal University of Alagoas Campus Arapiraca Maceió Brazil

Group of Nanophotonics and Images, Institute of Physics Federal University of Alagoas Maceió Brazil

Acoustics and Applications Group, Exact Sciences Nucleus Federal University of Alagoas (Campus Arapiraca) Arapiraca Brazil

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