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Pixel-based open-space microfluidics for versatile surface processing

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Pierre-Alexandre Goyette
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Étienne Boulais
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Maude Tremblay
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Thomas Gervais *
DOI:10.1073/pnas.2019248118delete
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摘要

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An increasing number of applications in biology, chemistry, and material sciences require fluid manipulation beyond what is possible with current automated pipette handlers, such as gradient generation, interface reactions, reagent streaming, and reconfigurability. In this article, we introduce the pixelated chemical display (PCD), a scalable strategy for highly parallel, reconfigurable liquid handling on open surfaces. Microfluidic pixels are created when a fluid stream injected above a surface is confined by neighboring identical fluid streams, forming a repeatable flow unit that can be used to tesselate a surface. PCDs generating up to 144 pixels are fabricated and used to project chemical moving pictures made of several reagents over both immersed and dry surfaces, without any physical barrier or wall. This work distinguishes itself from previous work in open-space microfluidics by presenting a device architecture where the number of confinement areas can be scaled to any size. Furthermore, it challenges the open-space tenet that the aspiration rate must be higher than the injection rate for reagents to be confined. Overall, this article sets the foundation for massively parallel surface processing using continuous flow streams and showcases possibilities in both wet and dry surface patterning and roll-to-roll processes.
Keyword:
microfluidics
open-space microfluidics
surface processing

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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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9.1
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10.8W
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73.5W

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universite de montreal
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被引数: 46
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Polytechnique Montreal
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被引数: 42
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