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Optofluidic Chromatography: A Tunable Plasmonic Microlens for Label-Free On-Flight Sorting of Exosomes

Xiangchao Zhu, Ahmet Cicek, Yixiang Li, and Ahmet Ali Yanik

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Abstract

Sophisticated instrumentation requirements for optics and microfluidics are fundamental shortcomings of optical chromatography. We introduce a subwavelength-thick 4μm*4μm footprint optofluidic microlens for high-throughput label-free sorting of exosomes by size and chemical composition on-chip.

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