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A novel micro-well array chip for liquid phase biomaterial processing and detection
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A novel micro-well array chip for liquid phase biomaterial processing and detection

Henry J.H. Chen, Tsai Fen Chen, Star R.S. Huang, Jeng Gong, J.C. Li, Wei Chen Chen, T.H. Hseu and Ian C. Hsu
Sensors and Actuators, A: Physical, Vol.108(1-3), pp.193-200
11/2003

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Biochips Liquid phase MEMS Micro-well array Electronic Optical and Magnetic Materials Instrumentation Condensed Matter Physics Surfaces Coatings and Films Metals and Alloys Electrical and Electronic Engineering
This paper presents a novel micro-well array chip fabricated by micromachining and CMOS technology for biomedical application. The chip is designed to provide multi-function for liquid phase DNA or protein sample processing and detection, its function and structure includes heating, cooling, temperature sensing, vibration agitation, control circuits, array of micro-wells, and a transparent cover with liquid seal at each well. The embedded heater shows good linearity and can heat up to 101 °C with ∼20 mA current supply, liquid phase biomaterials such as probes and samples can be processed (hybridization, mixing, separation, washing, and detection) on the chip. © 2003 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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