Continuous magnetic separation microfluidic chip for tumor cell in vivo detection

Continuously recording the dynamic changes of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) is crucial for tumor metastasis. This paper creates a continuous magnetic separation microfluidic chip that enables rapid and continuous in vivo cell detection. The chip shows its potential to study tumor cell circulation in the blood, offering a new platform for studying the cellular mechanism of tumor metastasis.

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This paper presents a continuous magnetic separation microfluidic chip that allows for rapid and continuous in vivo cell detection. The chip has shown potential in studying the circulation of tumor cells in the blood, providing a new platform for exploring the cellular mechanism of tumor metastasis.