A Microfluidic-Enabled Mechanical Microcompressor for the Immobilization of Live Single- and Multi-Cellular Specimens
Yingjun Yan(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Chris Janetopoulos(Johns Hopkins University), John P. Wikswo(Vanderbilt University), Lino Costa(University of Tennessee at Knoxville), Gus A. Wright(Vanderbilt University), William Hofmeister(Vanderbilt University), M. Shane Hutson(Vanderbilt University), Kevin Qin(Vanderbilt University), Liwei Jiang(Fujian Normal University), Alessandro Ustione(Vanderbilt University), J. Fellenstein(Vanderbilt University), Carl Hirschie Johnson(Vanderbilt University), Alexander Terekhov(University of Tennessee at Knoxville), Karl J. Aufderheide(Texas A&M University), David W. Piston(Washington University in St. Louis), James B. Robertson(Vanderbilt University), W. Tyler McCleery(Vanderbilt University)
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