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Development and optimization of microfabrication processes for capillary driven microfluidic valves

Development and optimization of microfabrication processes for capillary driven microfluidic valves
毛细管驱动微流阀微加工工艺的开发和优化
批准号:
521722-2017
负责人:
CHAKER, Mohamed
金额:
$1.82万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31

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微流控毛细管系统自动化、小型化并加快了实验室程序,无需任何主动机械元件,如外置泵或阀门。这项技术使支持公司SensoReal能够开发出自给自足、自给自足的微流控墨盒,这种墨盒可以进行快速血液测试,使用几滴血就可以测量多个蛋白质生物标志物。目前,由于毛细管微流控系统的层流行为,复水试剂不能均匀地分布在感兴趣的储集层中,结果造成用于进行分析的样品和试剂体积的80%以上的浪费。此外,目前的问题使微芯片的占地面积变得笨重(5厘米x 10厘米)。拟议的研究项目计划通过引入用于干燥试剂缓慢释放的毛细管阀(SRDR)来提高微流控毛细管系统的性能。然后,阀门系统可以集成到SensoReal的毛细管电路中,以使墨盒消耗更少的样品和试剂体积,并可以进一步缩小所制造的墨盒的体积。在这种情况下,我们的最终目标是开发和优化微制造工艺,包括等离子体合成、蚀刻和功能化工艺,以制造硅制造的SRDR阀门。特别注意优化等离子体刻蚀工艺(GAZ比、温度),以最大限度地减少在硅沟道表面形成任何疏水钝化层,同时保持微流体侧壁轮廓尽可能垂直(各向异性刻蚀)。将使用不同的技术进一步氧化微通道的表面,以增强其亲水性,以满足SRDR运行的需要。这些技术将包括基于等离子体的功能化和/或基于等离子体的薄膜沉积。如果成功,该解决方案将为SensoReal提供更多机会来增加他们的技术组合,并拥有未来的市场份额,特别是在对价格敏感的国家。
英文摘要
Microfluidic capillary systems automate, miniaturize and expedite the laboratory procedures without any needfor active mechanical elements such as external pumps or valves. The technology has enabled Sensoreal, thesupporting company, to develop self-contained, and self-powered microfluidic cartridges that perform rapidblood tests to measure multiple protein biomarkers using a few drops of blood. Currently, due to the laminarflow behaviour of the capillary microfluidic systems, the rehydrated reagents do not uniformly spread acrossthe reservoirs of interest and as a result there is over 80% waste of the volume of the sample and the reagentused to perform the assay. Also the current issue makes the footprint of the microchips bulky (5 cm x 10 cm).The proposed research project plans to enhance the performance of the microfluidic capillary systems byintroducing a capillary valve for the slow release of the dry reagents (SRDR). The valving system could then beintegrated to the Sensoreal's capillary circuits for making cartridges consuming much less sample and reagentsvolume and could further miniaturize the footprint of the cartridges made.In this context, our ultimate goal is to develop and optimize microfabrication processes including plasmasynthesis, etching and functionalization processes to fabricate SRDR valves made in silicon. A particularattention will be paid to the optimization of the plasma etching processes (gaz ratio, temperature) to minimizethe formation of any hydrophobic passivation layer on the surface of the Si channels, while keeping themicrofluidic sidewall profiles as vertical as possible (anisotropic etching). Different techniques will be used tofurther oxidize the surface of the microchannel to enhance their hydrophilicity as required for the operation ofthe SRDR. These techniques will include plasma-based functionalization and/or plasma-based thin filmdeposition. If successful, the solution will give Sensoreal more opportunities to increase their technologyportfolio and have future market share especially in price sensitive countries.
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