Cell rotation is one of the most important techniques for cell manipulation in modern
bioscience, as it not only permits cell observation from any arbitrary angle, but also simplifies …

This article reviews the autonomous manipulation strategies of biological cells utilizing
optical tweezers, mainly including optical direct and indirect manipulation strategies. The …

The capability of noninvasive and precise micromanipulation of sensitive, living cells is
necessary for understanding their underlying biological processes. Optical tweezers (OT) is …

In many cell surgery applications, cell must be oriented properly such that the microsurgery
tool can access the target components with minimum damage to the cell. In this paper, a …

Optical tweezers (OTs) are a popular tool for manipulating biological objects, especially cells
[1],[2]. Using a tightly focused laser beam, they exert sufficient forces to tweeze, ie, hold …

Cell migration refers to the directional cell movement in response to a chemoattractant
gradient, a key process that occurs in a wide variety of biological phenomena. Cell …

Distributive shock is considered to be a condition of microvascular hypoperfusion, which can
be fatal in severe cases. However, traditional therapeutic methods to restore the macro …

This paper reports a feedback-based manoeuvre planning approach for automated
nonprehensile selective micromanipulation of large, microscopic biological objects (∼ 100 μ …

Collective cell migration often involves notable cell–cell and cell–substrate adhesions and
highly coordinated motion of touching cells. We focus on the interplay between cell …

In the field of micromanipulation, an in situ three-axial rotation of a microscale object
remains difficult to realize, with rotational resolution and repeatability remaining low. In this …