Revisiting cellular assays: a scanning electrochemical microscopy approach for bioassays on microtissue arrays

Adithya Sridhar

Revisiting cellular assays: a scanning electrochemical microscopy approach for bioassays on microtissue arrays

Medical Microbiology and Infection Prevention (AMC)

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Abstract

The objective of this thesis was to explore an alternative of complementary method for studying live biological systems (cells, tissues etc.). For this purpose, scanning lectrochemical microscopy (SECM) was chose for implementing biological assays on microtissue

Original language	English
Publisher	Gildeprint
Number of pages	133
Publication status	Published - 20 Mar 2015

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