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Abstract: This study presents a novel microfluidic system that combines dielectrophoresis (DEP)-based cell sorting with single-cell electroporation, enhancing efficiency and precision in intracellular ...

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An Austin ISD sixth grader is developing a computer program to determine whether trash belongs in the recycling, compost or landfill bins. Cyril Summerfield had been volunteering to help custodians ...