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Life under flow: a novel microfluidic device for the assessment of anti-biofilm technologies
Maria Salta
, Lorenzo Capretto
, Dario Carugo
, Julian A. Wharton
, Keith R. Stokes
University of Southampton
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devices
100%
shear
100%
assessments
100%
microscopy
50%
variations
33%
increasing
33%
kinetics
33%
lasers
33%
investigations
16%
simulation
16%
architecture
16%
design
16%
walls
16%
morphology
16%
compacts
16%
men
16%
interstitials
16%
voids
16%
nucleic acids
16%
ships
16%
colonies
16%
hydrodynamics
16%
mushrooms
16%
computational fluid dynamics
16%
Engineering
Microfluidic Device
100%
Increasing Shear Stress
66%
Attachment Kinetics
66%
Biofilm Formation
66%
Hydrodynamic Condition
33%
Service Condition
33%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
33%
Bacterial Attachment
33%
Ocean Structures
33%
Flow Channel
33%
Mushroom-Like Structure
33%
Hulls (Ship)
33%
Lab-on-a-Chip Device
33%
Temporal Variation
33%
Wall Shear Stress
33%