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Frederick Balagadde:微芯片上的生化室

Filmed Feb 2010 • Posted Apr 2010TED2010
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要阻止撒哈拉南部非洲各国的疾病流行,仅靠药品是不够的。我们还需要与之配套的诊断工具。TED资深会员Frederick Balagadde向我们展示如何通过微型化技术把笨重昂贵的化验室集成至一个芯片大小,从而大大提高它的诊断能力和普及性。

TED Senior Fellow Frederick Balagadde invented the micro-chemostat, a first-of-its-kind, dime-sized piece of transparent plastic that can orchestrate the behavior of living cells. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Jiang Chunhui
Reviewed by Chaoran Yu
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