Fabrication and evaluation of a 3-dimensional microchip device where carbon microelectrodes individually address channels in the separate fluidic layers
A fabrication method that results in a 3-dimensional fluidic device containing poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) -embedded microelectrodes that individually address each layer is described. The two electrode-containing layers and the polycarbonate membrane are reversibly sealed together, eliminating the need for plasma oxidation during device assembly, while enabling simultaneous amperometric detection in membrane-separated fluidic channels. The electrodes
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