Chia-Hung Dylan Tsai
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Tsai C, Takayama T, Shimozyo Y, Akai T, Kaneko M
Biomicrofluidics
. 2018 Jul;
12(3):034114.
PMID: 29983839
An interesting phenomenon that vortices are sequentially generated on a microfluidic chip is investigated in this paper. The direction of every two adjacent vortices is opposite to each other, like...
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Lim J, Choi A, Kim H, Yoon H, Park S, Tsai C, et al.
ACS Appl Mater Interfaces
. 2018 Apr;
10(17):14331-14341.
PMID: 29649358
Cell migration is crucial in physiological and pathological processes such as embryonic development and wound healing; such migration is strongly guided by the surrounding nanostructured extracellular matrix. Previous studies have...
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Higashino N, Takayama T, Ito H, Horade M, Yamaguchi Y, Tsai C, et al.
Sensors (Basel)
. 2018 Jan;
18(1).
PMID: 29324699
In cell culture, the pH of the culture medium is one of the most important conditions. However, the culture medium may have non-uniform pH distribution due to activities of cells...
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Ito H, Murakami R, Sakuma S, Tsai C, Gutsmann T, Brandenburg K, et al.
Sci Rep
. 2017 Feb;
7:43134.
PMID: 28233788
Large deformability of erythrocytes in microvasculature is a prerequisite to realize smooth circulation. We develop a novel tool for the three-step "Catch-Load-Launch" manipulation of a human erythrocyte based on an...
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Tsai C, Kaneko M
Biomicrofluidics
. 2016 Apr;
10(2):024116.
PMID: 27076864
A vision-based on-chip sensor for sensing local pressure inside a microfluidic device is proposed and evaluated in this paper. The local pressure is determined from the change of color intensity...
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Murakami R, Tsai C, Kaneko M, Sakuma S, Arai F
Lab Chip
. 2015 Jul;
15(16):3307-13.
PMID: 26179936
An unexpected phenomenon of red blood cells bouncing back and forth between the walls inside a microfluidic channel was observed during experiments, and is presented as "Cell Pinball" in this...
17.
Monzawa T, Kaneko M, Tsai C, Sakuma S, Arai F
Biomicrofluidics
. 2015 Feb;
9(1):014114.
PMID: 25713696
An on-chip actuation transmitter for achieving fast and accurate cell manipulation is proposed. Instead of manipulating cell position by a directly connected macro-scale pump, polydimethylsiloxane deformation is used as a...
18.
Tsai C, Sakuma S, Arai F, Kaneko M
IEEE Trans Biomed Eng
. 2014 Mar;
61(4):1187-95.
PMID: 24658243
This paper proposes a new index for evaluating the stiffness-based deformability of a cell using a microchannel. In conventional approaches, the transit time of a cell through a microchannel is...
19.
Sakuma S, Kuroda K, Tsai C, Fukui W, Arai F, Kaneko M
Lab Chip
. 2014 Jan;
14(6):1135-41.
PMID: 24463842
Red blood cells (RBC) circulate the human body several hundred thousand times in their life span. Therefore, their deformability is really important, especially when they pass through a local capillary...
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Tsai C, Kaneko M, Sakuma S, Arai F
Annu Int Conf IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc
. 2013 Oct;
2013:5525-8.
PMID: 24110988
The effect of osmotic condition on a living cell inside a micro-channel is firstly studied in this work. By utilizing a high-speed camera, we observed distinct patterns of cell motion...