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Similarities between micromanipulation in molectronics and in biology are demonstrated. The author describes different types of micromanipulators, including that of his own design, and lists also a few typical applications of micromanipulation in biology, from his own experience. The intention of the paper is to stimulate interest in the design of tools needed in the development of microminiature and molecular electronic modules and subsystems.