Lecture
Microfluidic Valves
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This lecture covers the principles and applications of microfluidic valves, including PDMS valves with control channels, latchable PDMS valves, normally closed PDMS valves, and alternative valve designs using flexible membranes. It also discusses the use of valves in creating massively parallel microfluidic systems, peristaltic pumping, and valveless particle sorting.
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