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In this study, we present a design methodology that enables the automation of cell culture using a fluidic bioreactor module in a uniform, massively parallel fashion. To demonstrate our proof-of-concept validation, we designed the channel lengths that can uniformly distribute the fluid from one inlet to two to the power of n outlets. In our experiments, the module was composed of four layers which...
A protocol for quantitative image analysis of wound generation is important to better understand the integrative process of wound healing and the closure mechanism. Here, we present a method for quantitative analysis of microscopic images of circular wound sites generated by vertically stamped scratches. To demonstrate proof-of-concept validation, we used two types of mechanical stamping tools, a...
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