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Micro total analysis systems. 2. Analytical standard operations and applications.

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This second part of the review of microfluidic system preparation will cover a number of standard operations as well as some biological applications of micro total analysis systems.
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After having reviewed some aspects of microfluidic system preparation in the first part (1), in this second part of the review we will cover a number of standard operations (namely: sample preparation, sample injection, sample manipulation, reaction, separation, and detection) as well as some biological applications of micro total analysis systems (namely: cell culture, polymerase chain reaction, DNA separation, DNA sequencing, and clinical diagnostics). As previously, we will include papers issued from different scientific journals as well as useful abstracts from three conference proceedings: MEMS, Transducers, and μTAS. In this second part, we do not include the period covered by the history section (1975-1997) from part 1 but try to cover the relevant examples of the literature published between January 1998 and March 2002. We briefly describe articles that struck us as needing special attention, while more “standard” papers are dutifully reported in groups of interest. An article might be included in more than one section, depending on the ideas developed in it.

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