What is a Microfluidics?

Microfluidics is a technology that uses small-scale channels and structures to control and manipulate the flow of liquids and gases. Based primarily on microchip technology, it allows precise control of fluid flow at a scale from nano to millimeters. This enables rapid chemical reactions, bioanalysis, and molecular biology experiments to be miniaturized, offering low-cost and high-precision experimental setups. Microfluidics is used in various fields such as medical diagnostics, environmental monitoring, bioprocessing, and chemical synthesis.

Application of Microfluidics

✅ Medical Diagnostics
Small chips can analyze blood or urine samples, enabling rapid diagnosis. It is particularly useful for early detection of infections.
✅ Gene Analysis
Microfluidics is used for gene analysis with tiny samples, providing quick and accurate results.
✅ Drug Development
Microchips are used to test drug candidates, reducing the need for large animal testing and enabling more efficient drug screening.
✅ Chemical Reaction Control
The technology allows precise control of chemical reactions in small channels, enabling adjustments to reaction speeds and optimization of processes.

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