Acoustically actuated transfection device using novel microchannel and acoustic technology.
Using a microfluidic chip developed by Dr. Ding鈥檚 laboratory at CU Boulder, AcoustaMed has developed a mechanical device that places mRNA into cells using a high frequency acoustic signal. The device is semi-autonomous, efficient and easy to use. The device can drastically speed up the process taking as little as 1% of the time used by current techniques.
Engineering for Social Innovation
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Walter Wong