Journal: Micromachines
Article Title: The Microfluidic Trainer: Design, Fabrication and Validation of a Tool for Testing and Improving Manual Skills
doi: 10.3390/mi11090872
Figure Lengend Snippet: Pilot study 1. Performance of the MT device as a tester. ( A ) Correlation of success rate relative to the MT device with previous recent experience with micropipetting in the last 6 months ( n = 21, * p > 0.05, Wilcoxon correlation test); ( B ) Correlation of success rate relative to the MT device with the level of experience in handling microfluidic supports, as measured with OrganoPlate ® 2-lane ( n = 21, ** p < 0.05, Spearman correlation test). ( C ) The receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve for the prediction ability of the MT device about the performance in handling microfluidic supports ( n = 21, * p = 0.0167, good performers n = 10, bed performers n = 11).
Article Snippet: The diameter of the inlet and the diameter of the exercise path has been defined to be as similar as possible to those of the reference microfluidic plate that has been considered in this study (OrganoPlate ® 2-lane, Mimetas, Leiden, The Netherlands).
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