Mastitis
Research from Dublin City University yields new data on mastitis
Published in Biotech Business Week, November 8th, 2010
Investigators publish new data in the report 'Microfluidic sedimentation cytometer for milk quality and bovine mastitis monitoring.' According to a study from Glasnevin, Ireland, "We report a rapid, low-cost, portable microfluidic sedimentation cytometer (SeCy) for assessing the somatic cell count and fat content of milk in 15 min using a 'sample-in, answer-out' approach. The system consists of 12 independent microfluidic devices, essentially flattened funnel structures, fabricated on the footprint of a single plastic compact disc (CD)."
"Each funnel structure holds 150 L of milk, has an inlet for milk filling and an outlet for air to escape, and ends in a narrow,...
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