Microfluidic detection methods for cell deformability cytometry have been regarded as
powerful tools for single‐cell analysis of cellular mechanical phenotypes, thus having been …

The area of micro total analysis systems (μTAS), also called “lab on a chip”, miniaturized or
microfluidic analysis systems, is a rapidly develo** field. During the last several years, we …

In response to different types and intensities of mechanical force, cells modulate their
physical properties and adapt their plasma membrane (PM). Caveolae are PM nano …

Mechanical properties of individual living cells are known to be closely related to the health
and function of the human body. Here, atomic force microscopy (AFM) indentation using a …

Cell stiffness is a sensitive indicator of physiological and pathological changes in cells, with
many potential applications in biology and medicine. A new method, real-time deformability …

Blood is a highly complex bio-fluid with cellular components making up> 40% of the total
volume, thus making its analysis challenging and time-consuming. In this work, we introduce …

This article reviews the recent developments in microfluidic technologies for in vitro cancer
diagnosis. We summarize the working principles and experimental results of key microfluidic …

Nanobiomechanics has recently been identified as an emerging field that can potentially
make significant contributions in the study of human diseases. Research into biomechanics …

Biophysical (mechanical and electrical) properties of living cells have been proven to play
important roles in the regulation of various biological activities at the molecular and cellular …

Analysis of the profiles and dynamics of molecular components and sub-cellular structures
in living cells using microfluidic devices has become a major branch of bioanalytical …