microelectrophoresis

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microelectrophoresis [¦mī·krō·i‚lek·trə·fə′rē·səs]

(analytical chemistry)

Direct microscopic observation and measurement of the velocity of migration of ions or other charged bodies through a solution toward oppositely charged electrodes. Also known as optical cytopherometry.

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