Flow cytometry has long been a cornerstone of biomedical research, enabling scientists to analyze thousands of cells in real time. From immune profiling to drug discovery, it provides a window into cellular diversity and function. Yet, as powerful as traditional cytometers are, they can be bulky, resource-intensive, and limited in flexibility. Enter microfluidics—a field that is quietly...
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