BioFlux provides a fully integrated solution for running biologically relevant cellular assays under shear flow. The system utilizes Fluxion’s Well Plate Microfluidics™ (WPM) to provide high content results from a convenient well-plate format. Precise control over shear flow enables a wide variety of cellular and microbiology applications which call for vascular emulation, mechanical stress, compound/buffer [...]
January 5th, 2010 | Posted in Microfluidics | Read More »
Transmigration was essed simultaneously in 24 BioFlux microfluidic channels on HUVEC monolayers which were stimulated with TNF-alpha. CPBMC were added to monolayers under flow. More information can be found at www.fluxionbio.com. Duration : 0:0:3
February 22nd, 2009 | Posted in Microfluidics | Read More »
Jurkat cells (leukocytes) rolling on a VCAM-1 coating in a BioFlux microfluidic channel (Fluxion Biosciences). For more information, please go to www.fluxionbio.com. Duration : 0:0:4
February 11th, 2009 | Posted in Microfluidics | Read More »
Pseudomonas biofilm growing under controlled shear flow in a BioFlux microfluidic flow channel (Fluxion Biosciences). For more information, please see www.fluxionbio.com. Duration : 0:0:6
February 11th, 2009 | Posted in Microfluidics | Read More »
Platelets rolling and adhering to a collagen coating in a BioFlux microfluidic channel (Fluxion Biosciences). For more information, please see www.fluxionbio.com. Duration : 0:0:4
February 11th, 2009 | Posted in Microfluidics | Read More »
A wound healing ay being performed in a BioFlux microfluidic channel (Fluxion Biosciences). Wounding is created using a laminar flow stream of trypsin to cleave off cells along part of the channel. Wound response is monitored using time lapse microscopy. For more information, please see www.fluxionbio.com. Duration : 0:0:7
February 11th, 2009 | Posted in Microfluidics | Read More »
A wound healing assay being performed in a BioFlux microfluidic channel (Fluxion Biosciences). Wounding is created using a laminar flow stream of trypsin to cleave off cells along part of the channel. Wound response is monitored using time lapse microscopy. For more information, please see www.fluxionbio.com. Duration : 0:0:25
January 28th, 2009 | Posted in Microfluidics | Read More »
