Proteomics
Microfluidic devices are miniaturized systems that manipulate small volumes of fluids, often at the microliter or nanoliter scale, using channels and chambers etched into solid substrates. These devices enable precise control over fluid flow and reactions, making them incredibly useful in applications like single-cell proteomics, where analyzing the protein content of individual cells is crucial for understanding cellular functions and heterogeneity.
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