<p>This episode covers microfluidics; what it is, how it works, and the technology's implications and numerous uses. Microfluidics uses extremely small volumes of fluid to create assays, cell cultures, and much more. We also talk about biphasic DNA amplification and the interdisciplinary nature of microfluidics. </p>

This episode covers microfluidics; what it is, how it works, and the technology's implications and numerous uses. Microfluidics uses extremely small volumes of fluid to create assays, cell cultures, and much more. We also talk about biphasic DNA amplification and the interdisciplinary nature of microfluidics.

<p>This episode covers microfluidics; what it is, how it works, and the technology's implications and numerous uses. Microfluidics uses extremely small volumes of fluid to create assays, cell cultures, and much more. We also talk about biphasic DNA amplification and the interdisciplinary nature of microfluidics.&nbsp;</p>

Stephanie McCalla Ph.D.- Microfluidics, The Importance of Small Volume

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Stephanie McCalla Ph.D.- Microfluidics, The Importance of Small Volume