Fig. 3: Microfluidic separation of pathological blood cells from an acute myeloid leukemia sample. | npj Microgravity

Fig. 3: Microfluidic separation of pathological blood cells from an acute myeloid leukemia sample.

From: Label-free blood cell separation for space health monitoring using a portable blast cell biochip

Fig. 3: Microfluidic separation of pathological blood cells from an acute myeloid leukemia sample.

a Forward vs side scatter plot of blood with AML. Red dots represent blasts cells. Green dots are lymphocytes and blue represent granulocytes (b) Results of sorting unit 3 for patient with AML. Negative trend of pathological cells from outlet 1 to outlet 4. 83% separation efficiency for pathological cells (10–17 μm) at outlet 2.

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