New microfluidics platform separates cell types for RNA sequencing

February 6, 2019 Leave a comment 2,346 Views

A team led by scientists at the Broad Institute, MIT, and Massachusetts General Hospital has developed a prototype device that uses microfluidics to sort cell types extracted from clinical samples for RNA sequencing. This platform allows us to isolate specific cell...

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