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Devices for high-throughput aggregation and manipulation of mammalian cells

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Matthias Lütolf, Nathalie Brandenberg, Sylke Höhnel
2016

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The invention concerns a device (1) for aggregating cells comprising at least one cavity (2), wherein said cavity comprises a plurality of microwells (3) for receiving at least one cell, wherein each said well comprises a vertical sidewall and a curved bottom.

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