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Modern biological investigations demand methods where a large number of tests can be performed on small amounts of material in a short time. The natural answer to these problems is miniaturization. A huge effort is directed towards the design of devices with submicron characteristic size where manipulation of single cells, even single molecules is possible. Lab-on-a-chip technology is the general term for the practical solution.
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