Droplet Genomics, Uab

Juozas Nainys

Karolis Leonavicius

Jonas Gasparavicius

Rapolas Zilionis

Linas Mazutis

Vaidotas Kiseliovas

Andrius Sinkunas

Duygucan Gul

Vaida Kurmauskaite

Giedrius Zolubas

Ignas Ragaisis

Dalius Kuciauskas

Rytis Kisielius

Greta Ruksnaityte

Dangiras Lukosius

The instrument for processing microscopic particles may include a combination of modules integrated into a functional system. The system may be composed of synchronized subsystems including pneumatic modules, fluorometers, multi-wavelength lasers, dual view microscopy, high-voltage generators and other subsystems designed to analyze and control microfluidic processes occurring on a chip. The system performs the combined functions of microfluidic particle generation, analysis, and selection, making it possible for the user to create custom integrated workflows for molecular and cell biology processing. Creating the integrated platform requires an innovative and multi-disciplinary approach for module mechanical integration, electronic synchronization and user interface design for controlling diverse microfluidic processes at high speed.

Integrated platform for selective microfluidic particle processing

Provided herein are core-shell microcapsules useful for compartmentalizing biological molecules in solution. Also provided are processes for manufacturing core-shell microcapsules and methods for using core-shell microcapsules to compartmentalize and optionally process biological entities and molecules.

Core-shell microcapsules, manufacturing processes and uses

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Vilnius, Lithuania

Juozas Nainys