Author:
Blöbaum Luisa,Täuber Sarah,Grünberger Alexander
Abstract
AbstractMicrofluidic technologies are increasingly used within microbiology for screening and improved understanding of cellular behaviour. The presented system for dynamic microfluidic single-cell cultivation — dMSCC — offers a new cultivation method for microbial microcolonies at dynamic environments with oscillation between seconds to hours. This tool has a high potential to improve the understanding of cellular behaviour at dynamic environments as omnipresent in nature and lab-scale cultivation systems.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Molecular Biology,Biotechnology