A microfluidic neuronal platform for neuron axotomy and controlled regenerative studies

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A microfluidic neuronal platform for neuron axotomy and controlled regenerative studies

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A microfluidic neuronal platform for neuron axotomy and controlled regenerative studies

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A microfluidic neuronal platform for neuron axotomy and controlled regenerative studies

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A microfluidic neuronal platform for neuron axotomy and controlled regenerative studies

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A microfluidic neuronal platform for neuron axotomy and controlled regenerative studies

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Josep Samitier

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Miriam Segura-Feliu

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Oscar Seira

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Ziqiu Tong

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Regeneration beyond the glial scar

Atomic force microscopy reveals important differences in axonal resistance to injury.

Wallerian-like degeneration of central neurons after synchronized and geometrically registered mass axotomy in a three-compartmental microfluidic chip

Electroablation: a method for neurectomy and localized tissue injury.

In vivo use of a nanoknife for axon microsurgery.

Neurosurgery: functional regeneration after laser axotomy.

Isolation of neuronal substructures and precise neural microdissection using a nanocutting device.

A history of laser scissors (microbeams).

Examination of axonal injury and regeneration in micropatterned neuronal culture using pulsed laser microbeam dissection.

Axonal regeneration proceeds through specific axonal fusion in transected C. elegans neurons

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scholarly article

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10.1039/C5RA11522A

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José Antonio Del Río

Antoni Homs Corbera

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2015-01-01T00:00:00Z

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microfluidics