enables such interconnections through the use of components such as minia-
turized connectors and tubing, syringe pumps, valves, or waste reservoirs.
11 :7 Using Web resources or journal articles, describe some configurations and
uses of a lab-on-fiber device.
11 :8 Using Web resources or journal articles, describe a typical setup for an
optogenetics procedure.
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