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Mechanical and Electrical Properties Characterization Towards Plant Cell Study Using Microfluidic Impedance Device


Abstract:

Mechanical and electrical properties of plant cells are ideal label-free biomarkers to characterize and study various botanical characteristics, such as cytoskeleton, cel...Show More

Abstract:

Mechanical and electrical properties of plant cells are ideal label-free biomarkers to characterize and study various botanical characteristics, such as cytoskeleton, cell wall rigidity and other cytological properties. Here, we demonstrate a label-free electrical impedance based microfluidic device to discriminate various types of plant cells (Arabidopsis and poplar) by characterizing the mechanical and electrical properties. Furthermore, the changes of mechanical and electrical properties of plant cells during cell wall regeneration were investigated using microfluidic impedance device for the first time.
Published in: 2018 IEEE SENSORS
Date of Conference: 28-31 October 2018
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 27 December 2018
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Conference Location: New Delhi, India

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