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17 February 2010 Sample to answer: a fully integrated nucleic acid identification system for bacteria monitoring
Jungkyu Kim, John Elsnab, Michael Johnson, Bruce K. Gale
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A fully integrated microfluidic system was developed and incorporates an EC-MWCNT (electrochemical multiwalled carbon nanotube) sensor for the detection of bacteria. Sample metering, reagent metering and delivery was implemented with microvalves and pumps embedded inside the microfluidic system. The nucleic acid extraction was performed using microchannels controlled using automated platforms and a disposable microfluidic silica cartridge. The target samples were flowed and hybridized with probe ssDNA (single strand DNA) across the MWCNT-EC sensor (built on a silicon chip), which was embedded in a microfluidic cell. The 9-pad sensor was scanned before and after hybridization to measure the quantity of RNA (Ribonucleic acid) bound to the array surface. A rapid and accurate sample-in answer-out nucleic acid system was realized with automated volume metering, microfluidic sample preparation, and integrated nano-biosensors.
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Jungkyu Kim, John Elsnab, Michael Johnson, and Bruce K. Gale "Sample to answer: a fully integrated nucleic acid identification system for bacteria monitoring", Proc. SPIE 7593, Microfluidics, BioMEMS, and Medical Microsystems VIII, 75930S (17 February 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.844856
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KEYWORDS
Microfluidics

Sensors

Electrodes

Nickel

Pathogens

System integration

Silica

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