Celula, Inc.

Veriskin, Inc.

Dynamic Connections, LLC

Mirianas Chachisvilis

Eugene Tu

Norbert D Hagen

Mark Wang

Rong Yang

Carl Frederick Edman

William Frank Butler

Thomas H Marsilje, Iii

Osman Kibar

Haichuan Zhang

Philippe Marchand

Daniel E Raymond

Robert Dees

Joon Mo Yang

Mark M Wang

A method and a device for diagnostic of skin cancer and other mammalian skin tissue pathologies are described. The method relies on determination of pathological changes in tissue vascularization and capillary blood flow. The device uses photonic emitters and detectors to characterize temporal and spatial changes in blood flow in response to external perturbation such as external mechanical force or temperature change.

Skin perfusion monitoring device

Among other things, for use in directional motion of chiral objects in a mixture, a field is applied across the chamber and is rotating relative to the chamber to cause rotation of the chiral objects. The rotation of the objects causes them to move directionally based on their chirality. The method applies to sugars, proteins, and peptides, among other things, and can be used in a wide variety of applications.

Separation and manipulation of a chiral object

Apparatus and Methods are provided for a microfabricated fluorescence activated cell sorter based on an optical switch for rapid, active control of cell routing through a microfluidic channel network. This sorter enables low-stress, highly efficient sorting of populations of small numbers of cells (i.e., 1000-100,000 cells). The invention includes packaging of the microfluidic channel network in a self-contained plastic cartridge that enables microfluidic channel network to macro-scale instrument interconnect, in a sterile, disposable format.

Methods and apparatus for sorting cells using an optical switch in a microfluidic channel network

Among other things, to cause directional motion of chiral objects in a mixture in a chamber, a field is rotated relative to a chamber to cause rotation of the chiral objects. The rotation of the objects caused them to move directionally based on their chirality.

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