Modeling of misalignment effects in microfluidic interconnects for modular bio-analytical chip applications

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Byoung Hee You

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Dimitris E Nikitopoulos

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Michael C Murphy

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Steve A Soper

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Sudheer D Rani

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Taehyun Park

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10.1002/ELPS.201300110

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20-21

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microfluidics

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