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| | Hydrodynamics of Micropipette Aspiration -- Drury and Dembo 76 (1): 110 -- Biophysical Journal |
 | | In a, the final stages of aspiration, at low capillary number, progress through quasistatic equilibrium points, as was observed during the earlier stages. |
 | | Furthermore, in all cases, the rate of aspiration varies with capillary number, and for the cases in a and b, the higher the capillary number, the greater the rate of aspiration. |
 | | In c, for certain capillary numbers, the surface tension actually assists the droplet in entering the pipette by preventing excessive flattening, and thus the direct relationship of aspiration rate with pressure is not observed. |
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