Abstract: Synthetic human cell mimic hydrogel particles and their use in cytometric or coulter device applications are described. The synthetic human cell mimic hydrogel particles described herein are selectively tunable to have at least one optical, volumetric, or capacitance property that is substantially similar to a corresponding optical, volumetric, or capacitance property of the human cell mimic hydrogel particle's natural biological cell counterpart.

Abstract: Synthetic human cell mimic hydrogel particles and their use in cytometric or coulter device applications are described. The synthetic human cell mimic hydrogel particles described herein are selectively tunable to have at least one optical, volumetric, or capacitance property that is substantially similar to a corresponding optical, volumetric, or capacitance property of the human cell mimic hydrogel particle's natural biological cell counterpart.

Abstract: An improved random-access memory apparatus and method for rapidly reading and writing high-level logic data to and fiom the random-access memory apparatus during phase-driven timing cycles. The improved random-access memory apparatus includes an unbalanced storage circuit for the evanescent storage of binary data, and includes two opposing logic inverters coupled together such that high level logic data can be rapidly written to the unbalanced storage circuit during a write cycle. A first logic inverter is sized larger than a second logic inverter. In addition, the improved random-access memory apparatus includes a circuit for reading and writing binary data to and from the unbalanced storage circuit. The circuit for reading and writing binary data to and from the unbalanced storage circuit operates in a cycle which includes clock phases carried on a phase line to the circuit for reading and writing binary data to and from the unbalanced storage circuit.