A disposable, roll-to-roll hot-embossed inertial microfluidic device for size-based sorting of microbeads and cells.
A disposable, roll-to-roll hot-embossed inertial microfluidic device for size-based sorting of microbeads and cells.
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DOI:
10.1039/c6lc00215c
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发表时间:
2016-05
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6.1
通讯作者:
Xiao Wang;C. Liedert;R. Liedert;I. Papautsky
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作者:
Xiao Wang;C. Liedert;R. Liedert;I. Papautsky
Inertial microfluidics has been a highly active area of research in recent years for high-throughput focusing and sorting of synthetic and biological microparticles. However, existing inertial microfluidic devices always rely on microchannels with high-aspect-ratio geometries (channel width w h) to achieve size-based sorting of microparticles and cells. The simple LAR geometry of the device enables successful high-throughput fabrication using R2R hot embossing. With optimized flow conditions and channel dimensions, we demonstrate continuous sorting of a mixture of 15 μm and 10 μm diameter microbeads with >97% sorting efficiency using the low-cost and disposable R2R chip. We further demonstrate size-based sorting of bovine white blood cells, demonstrating the ability to process real cellular samples in our R2R chip. We envision that this R2R hot-embossed inertial microfluidic chip will serve as a powerful yet low-cost and disposable tool for size-based sorting of synthetic microparticles in industrial applications or cellular samples in cell biology research and clinical diagnostics.