<transcript><audio_149>with increasing volume per cell so uh the traction Force decreases after the optimum time so after a critical time if you do not supply fluid flow if you do</transcript><transcript><audio_150>not supply nutrient the cell is progressively going towards death and you can program a cell death in this way and uh so you stop the nutrient supply to the cell that means you do not have</transcript><transcript><audio_151>any supply of nutrient to the cell so after a critical time the traction force will decrease and the cell uh that signals that the cell is naturally going to towards death and in fact if the</transcript><transcript><audio_152>static incubation is controlled in this way it can give rise to a controlled apoptosis so like as I told you that there are several image processing</transcript><transcript><audio_153>issues involved here so you can see that these are the uh forms of these are the various facets of the experiment so these are the fluorescent bids and like this is the experimental setup so you can see this</transcript><transcript><audio_154>is the microfluidic pump and you can see the microscopes and the microfluidic setup uh here and then you have a computer where you uh study the images so the typical images uh so you can see</transcript> with increasing volume per cell so uh the traction Force decreases after the optimum time so after a critical time if you do not supply fluid flow if you do not supply nutrient the cell is progressively going towards death and you can program a cell death in this way and uh so you stop the nutrient supply to the cell that means you do not have any supply of nutrient to the cell so after a critical time the traction force will decrease and the cell uh that signals that the cell is naturally going to towards death and in fact if the static incubation is controlled in this way it can give rise to a controlled apoptosis so like as I told you that there are several image processing issues involved here so you can see that these are the uh forms of these are the various facets of the experiment so these are the fluorescent bids and like this is the experimental setup so you can see this is the microfluidic pump and you can see the microscopes and the microfluidic setup uh here and then you have a computer where you uh study the images so the typical images uh so you can see
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