Gene Editing

Scientists develop microfluidic probe for free radical attack on live cells

Posted on April 9, 2021 by Editorial Staff

Is there a way to chemically manipulate small, confined areas on cellular surfaces? Scientists have developed a microfluidic probe to send a flow of free radicals on live cells and track the outcome using fluorescence imaging.

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