This work presents a miniaturized lab-on-chip system suitable for monitoring the activity of living cells through the on-chip detection of their bioluminescence emission. The system integrates amorphous silicon diodes, acting as temperature and light sensors, and indium tin oxide film, acting as heater, on a single glass substrate. During its operation, the glass is thermally and optically coupled to the investigated cells and electrically connected to an electronic board, which controls the lab-on-chip temperature and monitors the sensor photocurrents. The proposed lab-on-chip is particularly attractive for the development of portable cell-based biosensors useful for biological activity monitoring as well as for cell cytotoxicity evaluation.
Integrated system based on thin film technologies for cell-based bioluminescence assays / Caputo, Domenico; Petrucci, Giulia; Fiore, Valeria Di; Buzzin, Alessio; Nardecchia, Marco; Cevenini, Luca; Michelini, Elisa; Mirasoli, Mara; Roda, Aldo; Lovecchio, Nicola; Costantini, Francesca; Nascetti, Augusto; Cesare, Giampiero de. - ELETTRONICO. - 1:513(2017), pp. 1-5. (Intervento presentato al convegno Eurosensors 2017 tenutosi a Paris, France nel 3-6 September 2017) [10.3390/proceedings1040513].
Integrated system based on thin film technologies for cell-based bioluminescence assays
Caputo, Domenico
;Petrucci, Giulia;Fiore, Valeria Di;Buzzin, Alessio;Nardecchia, Marco;Roda, Aldo;Lovecchio, Nicola;Costantini, Francesca;Nascetti, Augusto;Cesare, Giampiero de
2017
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This work presents a miniaturized lab-on-chip system suitable for monitoring the activity of living cells through the on-chip detection of their bioluminescence emission. The system integrates amorphous silicon diodes, acting as temperature and light sensors, and indium tin oxide film, acting as heater, on a single glass substrate. During its operation, the glass is thermally and optically coupled to the investigated cells and electrically connected to an electronic board, which controls the lab-on-chip temperature and monitors the sensor photocurrents. The proposed lab-on-chip is particularly attractive for the development of portable cell-based biosensors useful for biological activity monitoring as well as for cell cytotoxicity evaluation.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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