電気キャパシタンス・トモグラフィー法による体外循環血流内の血栓検出法の確立

我们正在千叶大学西千叶校区的武井实验室继续开发cd上的实验室硬件。千叶大学西千叶校区武井实验室。目前，我们已经成功组装了cd上的实验室硬件的主要部件并将硬件的稳定性提高到一个坚固的形式，可以很容易地在千叶大学西千叶校区的武井实验室和千叶大学Inohana校区的感染和宿主防御实验室之间运输在那里我们将使用培养的疟疾寄生虫进行实验。由于疟疾在日本并不流行，这种坚固性也将使实验室光盘硬件能够很容易地运输到肯尼亚，我们正在那里与乔莫·肯雅塔农业技术大学（JKUAT）以及灵长类动物研究所（IPR）进行合作研究。我们也在体外进行传感器分析，使用浓度增加的生理盐水来确定每个传感器的功能。我们也用鸡血的混合物来代表疟疾血，用猪血的混合物来代表正常的人类血液，以检查硬件是否可以帮助确定猪血中鸡血的体积分数。这些初步的体外研究将有助于确定硬件各组件（如8传感器阵列系统或Arduino或任何其他部分）中的主要问题，这些问题可能导致使用新型实验室-on-a- cd硬件诊断疟疾时阻抗测量结果不一致。

We are going on with the development of the lab-on-a-CD hardware in Takei laboratory in Nishi Chiba campus of Chiba University. Takei laboratory in Nishi Chiba campus of Chiba University. At the moment, we have managed to assemble the main components of the lab-on-a-CD hardware and improving the stability of the hardware to a robust form that can be easily transported between Takei laboratory in Nishi Chiba campus of Chiba University to the infection and host defense laboratory in Inohana campus of Chiba University where we shall be doing experiments using cultured malaria parasites. Since malaria is not endemic in Japan, the robustness will also enable the lab-on-a-CD hardware to be easily transported to Kenya where we are doing a collaborative research with Jomo Kenyatta University Of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) as well the institute of Primate Research (IPR). We are also doing in-vitro sensor analysis using Normal saline at increasing concentration to determine the functionality of each sensor. We are also using a mixture of chicken blood to represent malaria blood mixed with porcine blood to represent normal human blood to check if the hardware can help to determine the volume fraction of chicken blood in the porcine blood. These initial in-vitro studies will help to identify the major problems in the various components of the hardware such as in the 8- sensor array system or the Arduino or any other part that may cause the inconsistences in the impedance measurement results using the novel lab-on-a-CD hardware in diagnosis of malaria.