A gravity-driven droplet fluidic point-of-care test.
A gravity-driven droplet fluidic point-of-care test.
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10.1016/j.device.2023.100009
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2023-07
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H. Vahabi;Jason Liu;Yifan Dai;D. Joh;Rhett J Britton;Jacob T. Heggestad;David S. Kinnamon;Satyam Rajput;Ashutosh Chilkoti
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H. Vahabi;Jason Liu;Yifan Dai;D. Joh;Rhett J Britton;Jacob T. Heggestad;David S. Kinnamon;Satyam Rajput;Ashutosh Chilkoti
We report a simple droplet fluidic point-of-care test (POCT) that uses gravity to manipulate the sequence, timing, and motion of droplets on a surface. To fabricate this POCT, we first developed a surface coating toolbox of nine different coatings with three levels of wettability and three levels of slipperiness that can be independently tailored. We then fabricated a device that has interconnected fluidic elements—pumps, flow resistors, and flow guides—on a highly slippery solid surface to precisely control the timing and sequence of motion of multiple droplets and their interactions on the surface. We then used this device to carry out a multi-step enzymatic assay of a clinically relevant analyte—lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)—to demonstrate the application of this technology for point-of-care diagnosis.