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Pneumatic microfluidics-based multiplex single-cell array

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Lei Zhao
C
Chao Ma
申少斐 (Shaofei Shen)
C
Chang Tian
许娟 (Juan Xu)
Q
Qin Tu
李天宝 (Tianbao Li)
Y
Yaolei Wang
J
Jinyi Wang *
DOI:10.1016/j.bios.2015.09.055delete
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Abstract

Abstract

En 中文
Large-scale single-cell arrays are urgently required for current high-throughput screening of cell function and heterogeneity. However, the rapid and convenient generation of large-scale single-cell array in a multiplex and universal manner is not yet well established. In this paper, we report a simple and reliable method for the generation of a single-cell array by combining pneumatic microvalve arrays (PIA/As) and hydrodynamic single-cell trapping sites in a single microfluidic device. The PIA/As, which can be precisely controlled by actuated pressures, were designed to guide multiple types of cells being trapped in the corresponding single-cell trapping sites located in the fluidic channel. According to the theoretical demonstration and computational simulation, we successfully realized a multiplex single-cell array with three different types of cells by a step-by-step protocol. Furthermore, the analysis of cellular esterase heterogeneity of the three types of cells was concurrently implemented in the device as a proof-of concept experiment. All the results demonstrated that the method developed in the current study could be applied for the generation of large-scale single-cell array with multiple cell types, which would be also promising and helpful for single-cell-based high-throughput drug test, multipurpose immunosensor and clinical diagnosis. (C) 2015 Published by Elsevier B.V.
Keywords:
Microfluidics
Multiplex single-cell array
Pneumatic microvalve
Esterase heterogeneity

Journal

Biosensors and Bioelectronics cover
Biosensors and Bioelectronics
IF:
10.5
Papers:
1.8W
Citations:
7.7W

Organization

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northwest a&f university - china
Scholars:
3.6W
Papers: 2.1W
Citations: 34