Microfluidic and Compartmentalized Platforms for Neurobiological Research

The Fabrication of Microfluidic Platforms with Pneumatically/Hydraulically Controlled PDMS Valves and their use in Neurobiological Research.- A Reliable Reversible Bonding Method for Perfused Microfluidic Devices.- Bridging Two Cultures: Minimalistic Networks Prepared by Microfluidic Arraying and Open Access Compartments for Electrophysiology.- Asymmetric Genetic Manipulation and Patch Clamp Recording of Neurons in a Microfluidic Chip.- Development of a Compartmentalized Biochip for Axonal Isolation and Neuronal-Circuit Formation at the Single-Cell Level.- Campenot Cultures and Microfluidics Provide Complementary Platforms for Spatial Study of Dorsal Root Ganglia Neurons.- Development of Microfluidic Devices for the Manipulation of Neuronal Synapses.- Use of a 3 Compartment Microfluidic Device to Study Activity Dependent Synaptic Competition.- Multi-Compartment Neuron-Glia Co-Culture Microsystem.- Compartmentalized Microfluidic Platforms as Tool of Choice to Study the Interaction Between Neurons and Osteoblasts.- A Novel In Vitro Primary Culture Model of the Lower Motor Neuron-Neuromuscular Junction Circuit.- Compartmentalized Microfluidics for In Vitro Alzheimer’s Disease Studies.- Selective Biochemical Manipulation of Twin Neuronal Networks on Micro Electrode.- Compartmentalized Synapse Microarray for High-Throughput Screening.