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Two Photon Absorption Fluorescence Imaging to Characterize Microfluidic Device Performance

Dawn Schafer, Rebecca Chadwick, Wafa Amir, Robert Applegate, Jeff Squier, Emily Gibson, Ralph Jimenez, Tor Vestad, and David Marr

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Abstract

Two-photon absorption fluorescence imaging is used to quantitatively measure 3D flow and mixing in microfluidics. This is an important characterization tool for developing optimal microfluidic devices for use in the study of biological molecular dynamics.

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