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Micro/nano-integrated fluidic device for living single-cell protein analysis
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Micro/nano-integrated fluidic device for living single-cell protein analysis

Tatsuro Nakao, Yutaka Kazoe, Kyojiro Morikawa, Ayumi Yoshizaki, Kazuma Mawatari and Takehiko Kitamori
22nd International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences, MicroTAS 2018, Vol.1, pp.132-134
2018

Abstract

ELISA;Extended-nano space;Microfluidics;Nanofluidics;Single cell Chemistry (all) Bioengineering Chemical Engineering (miscellaneous) Control and Systems Engineering

Based on our concept of living single-cell protein analysis where single cell is processed in microchannel and secreted proteins are analyzed in nanochannel, we developed a micro/nano-integrated fluidic device where micro/nanochannels are hierarchically structured. All the 11 unit operations of single-cell analysis including single-cell isolation, femtoliter sampling, antigen-antibody reaction are integrated in femtoliter-to-picoliter space, and the working principle was verified by detecting a signal from 11 fL volume of 75 nM standard C-reactive protein solution (~500 molecules). This device can contribute to medicine and biology by providing a novel tool for elucidation of single-cell-level mechanism of cancer or immune diseases.

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