A Possible Manipulation of a Biological Cell by a Laser Beam Focused through Optical Fiber
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Biological object could be trapped by a single laser beam from an optical fiber end inserted at an angle to a sample chamber. Separation/coupling of an individual biological cell was easily achieved using plural optical fibers. From these experimental results, we verify that fiber optic trapping technology can provide new and novel tools for the manipulation of microorganisms and cells without physical contact.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E83-C No.4 pp.664-667
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- 2000/04/25
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- Optoelectronics
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Kozo TAGUCHI, Kentaro ATSUTA, Takeshi NAKATA, Masahiro IKEDA, "A Possible Manipulation of a Biological Cell by a Laser Beam Focused through Optical Fiber" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E83-C, no. 4, pp. 664-667, April 2000, doi: .
Abstract: Biological object could be trapped by a single laser beam from an optical fiber end inserted at an angle to a sample chamber. Separation/coupling of an individual biological cell was easily achieved using plural optical fibers. From these experimental results, we verify that fiber optic trapping technology can provide new and novel tools for the manipulation of microorganisms and cells without physical contact.
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TI - A Possible Manipulation of a Biological Cell by a Laser Beam Focused through Optical Fiber
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AU - Kozo TAGUCHI
AU - Kentaro ATSUTA
AU - Takeshi NAKATA
AU - Masahiro IKEDA
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JO - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics
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VL - E83-C
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JA - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics
Y1 - April 2000
AB - Biological object could be trapped by a single laser beam from an optical fiber end inserted at an angle to a sample chamber. Separation/coupling of an individual biological cell was easily achieved using plural optical fibers. From these experimental results, we verify that fiber optic trapping technology can provide new and novel tools for the manipulation of microorganisms and cells without physical contact.
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