Microfluidic-based cell sorting of Francisella tularensis infected macrophages using optical forces
Microfluidic-based cell sorting of Francisella tularensis infected macrophages using optical forces
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DOI:
10.1021/ac8007779
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发表时间:
2008-08-15
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7.4
通讯作者:
Patel, Kamiesh D.
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作者:
Perroud, Thomas D.;Kaiser, Julia N.;Patel, Kamiesh D.
We have extended the principle of optical tweezers as a noninvasive technique to actively sort hydrodynamically focused cells based on their fluorescence signal in a microfluidic device. This micro fluorescence-activated cell sorter (mu FACS) uses an infrared laser to laterally deflect cells into a collection channel. Green-labeled macrophages were sorted from a 40/60 ratio mixture at a throughput of 22 cells/s over 30 min achieving a 93% sorting purity and a 60% recovery yield. To rule out potential photoinduced cell damage during optical deflection, we investigated the response of mouse macrophage to brief exposures (