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    Integrating Optical Fiber Bridges in Microfluidic Devices to Create Multiple Excitation/Detection Points for Single Cell Analysis by Patabadige, Damith E. W, Sadeghi, Jalal, Kalubowilage, Madumali, Bossmann, Stefan H, Culbertson, Anne H, Latifi, Hamid, Culbertson, Christopher T

    Published in Analytical chemistry (Washington) (18-10-2016)
    “…A microfluidic device is reported that employs an out-of-plane optical fiber bridge to generate two excitation and two detection spots in a microfluidic…”
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    Label-free time- and space-resolved exometabolite sampling of growing plant roots through nanoporous interfaces by Patabadige, Damith E. W., Millet, Larry J., Aufrecht, Jayde A., Shankles, Peter G., Standaert, Robert F., Retterer, Scott T., Doktycz, Mitchel J.

    Published in Scientific reports (16-07-2019)
    “…Spatial and temporal profiling of metabolites within and between living systems is vital to understanding how chemical signaling shapes the composition and…”
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    High-throughput microfluidic device for single cell analysis using multiple integrated soft lithographic pumps by Patabadige, Damith E. W., Mickleburgh, Tom, Ferris, Lorin, Brummer, Gage, Culbertson, Anne H., Culbertson, Christopher T.

    Published in Electrophoresis (01-05-2016)
    “…The ability to accurately control fluid transport in microfluidic devices is key for developing high‐throughput methods for single cell analysis. Making small,…”
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    Label-free time- and space-resolved exometabolite sampling of growing plant roots through nanoporous interfaces by Patabadige, Damith E. W., Millet, Larry J., Aufrecht, Jayde A., Shankles, Peter G., Standaert, Robert F., Retterer, Scott T., Doktycz, Mitchel John

    Published in Scientific reports (16-07-2019)
    “…Spatial and temporal profiling of metabolites within and between living systems is vital to understanding how chemical signaling shapes the composition and…”
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