Surface modification of polymer microfluidic cell chip
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Surface modification of polymer microfluidic cell chip
Journal of Army Medical UniversityVol. 33, Issue 24, Pages: 2571-2574(2011)
作者机构:
1. 重庆大学化学化工学院
2. 第三军医大学医学检验系药物分析与分析化学教研室
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CLC:R313;R318.08
Published:2011,
Published Online:30 December 2011,
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LAI MENGJUN, ZHANG HUIJING, ZHANG LI, et al. Surface modification of polymer microfluidic cell chip. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2011, 33(24): 2571-2574.
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LAI MENGJUN, ZHANG HUIJING, ZHANG LI, et al. Surface modification of polymer microfluidic cell chip. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2011, 33(24): 2571-2574.DOI:
Surface modification of polymer microfluidic cell chip
Objective To determine the effect of two different silylation reagents on surface modification of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) polymer microfluidic cell chip and investigate the cell capture/screen initial application of the modified microfluidic chip. Methods Hydrophilicity of samples treated by silylation reagents was measured by contact angle to screen silane reagent and determine optimal concentration. The results were verified by non-specific cell capture experiments. Then immobilized antibody was used to establish functional cell chip for further study on cell capture. Results In this study
both two silylation reagents reduced the non-specific adsorption. GPTMS at 2%(volume concentration) obtained a smallest contact angle and resulted in non-specific adsorption of cells reduced to 5.3%. The capture rate was increased to 53.96% after antibody immobilization. Conclusion An effective silylation reagent GPTMS is screened and its best concentration for surface modification of PDMS chip is 2%. In this condition
PDMS is hydrophilic and has a lower adsorption for non-specific cells. This modification is benefit to preparation of functioned cell capture chips.
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