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Royal Society of Chemistry, Lab on a Chip, 23(22), p. 4735-4745, 2022
DOI: 10.1039/d2lc00909a
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Rapid parallel generation of a fluorescently barcoded drop library from a microtiter plate using the plate-interfacing parallel encapsulation (PIPE) chip
Journal article published in 2022 by
Geoffrey K. Zath 
,
Ralph A. Sperling,
Carter W. Hoffman ,
Dimitri A. Bikos ,
Reha Abbasi ,
Adam R. Abate ,
David A. Weitz ,
Connie B. Chang
,
Ralph A. Sperling,
Carter W. Hoffman ,
Dimitri A. Bikos ,
Reha Abbasi ,
Adam R. Abate ,
David A. Weitz ,
Connie B. Chang
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Abstract
The Plate-Interfacing Parallel Encapsulation (PIPE) microfluidic chip generates drops of up to 96 different conditions in parallel, such as barcoded drop libraries, by interfacing individual drop makers with a standard 384-well microtiter plate.