2 results match your criteria: "Institute for Physical High Technology (IPHT)[Affiliation]"
Lab Chip
September 2001
Institute for Physical High Technology (IPHT), Department of Biotechnical Micro Systems, Winzerlaer Str. 10, D-07745, Jena, Germany.
Flow-through chip thermocyclers can be used in miniaturized rapid polymerase chain reaction (PCR) despite their high surface to volume ratio of samples. We demonstrated that a thermocycler made of silicon and glass chips and containing thin film transducers for heating and temperature control can be adapted to the amplification of various DNA templates of different sources and properties. Therefore, the concept of serial flow in a liquid/liquid two-phase system was combined with a surface management of inner side walls of the microchannel and an adaptation of PCR mixture composition.
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December 2001
Department Biotechnical Micro Systems, Institute for Physical High Technology (IPHT), Micro System Division, Jena, Germany.
The miniaturization of analytical devices by micromachining technology is destined to have a major impact on medical and bioanalytical fields. To meet the current demands for rapid DNA amplification, various instruments and innovative technologies have been introduced by several groups in recent years. The development of the devices was extended in different directions and adapted to corresponding applications.
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