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Integration of an immunoassay system into a microchip for high-throughput assay
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Integration of an immunoassay system into a microchip for high-throughput assay

Kiichi Sato and Takehiko Kitamori
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Vol.4(6), pp.575-579
07/2004
PMID: 15518389

Abstract

Bead-Bed Immunoassay Immunosorbent Assay Microfluidics Multichannel Microchip Thermal Lens Microscope Bioengineering Chemistry (all) Biomedical Engineering Materials Science (all) Condensed Matter Physics
An immunosorbent assay system was integrated into a glass microchip. The scale merits of liquid microspace for molecular behavior contributed remarkably to reduced assay time, and troublesome operations required for conventional immunosorbent assays could be replaced by simple operations. Moreover, a micro-immunoassay system suitable for simultaneous assay of multiple samples was constructed on a microchip. The chip had branching multichannels and four reaction and detection regions; thus the constructed system could process four samples at a time with only one pump unit. A higher throughput assay was realized with the branching structure chip.

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