Droplet microfluidics is a technology with a huge potential for miniaturization and automation of conventional methods in bioanalysis. Indeed, droplet microfluidics has many functionalities, such as merging, sorting and cell encapsulation, that can reproduce manipulations in standard protocols in bioanalysis on very small volumes with advantages such as a low samples and reagents consumption and reduction of analysis duration. During this thesis, we developed protocols for two types of biological analysis, using magnetic particles manipulation in 100 nL droplets.The first project is about single cell multiomics analysis. We implemented a droplet microfluidics protocol for the separation of mRNA and DNA from complex samples: from a mix of pr...