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Article Synopsis
- Glass microfluidic chips are advantageous for mass spectrometry due to their design and resistance to chemicals, but creating a nanospray ionization emitter in glass is challenging.
- A new method using continuous fluid-assisted etching has been developed to produce sharp 3D nESI emitters within the chips, allowing for efficient integration.
- The system successfully detects neurochemicals in tiny droplets and shows promise for future applications in neurochemical monitoring and single-cell analysis.