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Method for Loading Macro-Molecules onto Micro/Nano Fluidic Devices from Gel Plugs Researchers at Princeton University have developed an improved method for loading macro-molecules, subject to shearing, such as genomic DNA, from gel plugs into micro or nanofluidic devices. Current methods using electroelution for extraction of DNA from agarose gel plugs are extremely time-consuming due to the weak electrical fields developed... Published: 3/15/2018   |   Inventor(s): Lotien Huang, James Sturm Keywords(s):   Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals

Continuous Fractionation of DNA Using Asymmetric Pulsed Field Electrophoresis on Micro/Nano-Fabricated Matrices Researchers at Princeton University have developed three new methods for manipulation of DNA and other large macromolecules in microfluidic environments. The first method permits fractionation of DNA continuously on micro or nano-fabricated support materials. Current methods to fractionate larger (greater than 30kb) DNA molecules by size... Published: 3/15/2018   |   Inventor(s): James Sturm, Lotien Huang, Robert Austin Keywords(s):   Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals

Method for Applying Two-Dimensional Electric Field Distributions in Micro-Electrophoretic Devices and Injecting Narrow Bands of Samples Researchers at Princeton University have developed three new methods for manipulation of DNA and other large macromolecules in microfluidic environments. The first method permits fractionation of DNA continuously on micro or nano-fabricated support materials. Current methods to fractionate larger (greater than 30kb) DNA molecules by size use... Published: 3/15/2018   |   Inventor(s): Lotien Huang, James Sturm, Robert Austin Keywords(s):   Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals

Method for Applying Two-Dimensional Electric Field Distribution in Micro-Electrophoretic Devices and Injecting Narrow Band of Samples Researchers at Princeton University have developed three new methods for manipulation of DNA and other large macromolecules in microfluidic environments. The first method permits fractionation of DNA continuously on micro or nano-fabricated support materials. Current methods to fractionate larger (greater than 30kb) DNA molecules by size use... Published: 3/15/2018   |   Inventor(s): James Sturm, Lotien Huang, Robert Austin Keywords(s):   Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals