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Versatile manipulation of viruses in all-dielectric optofluidic nanocavity arrays

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We develop a nano-optofluidic chip with an all-dielectric nanocavity array for versatile manipulation of single or massive adenoviruses. Viruses can be transported, sorted, and concentrated using the trapping mode where light is trapped inside nanoholes.

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