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Microfluidic PDMS Chip for Unidirectional Recurrent Neural Networks

Created by

John Minnick

Created:

12/3/24

Submitted:

12/3/24

Published:

12/3/24

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3DPX-021595

NIH 3D DOI:

https://doi.org/10.60705/3dpx/21595.1

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Description

1000x scale microfluidic PDMS chip. Forms unidirectional and recurrent axonal connections in brain organoids. Designed specifically to integrate with MaxWell Biosystems MaxOne high density microelectrode array chips.

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Microfluidic PDMS Chip for Unidirectional Recurrent Neural Networks

Created by

John Minnick

Created:

12/3/24

Submitted:

12/3/24

Published:

12/3/24

Output Files

3DPX-021595

211

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Version 1

Description