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Technical concept of 3D printed fluidic biosensor with polydimethylsiloxane chip based on fluorescence detection system

Jan Zitka, Zbynek Heger, Ondrej Zitka, Vojtech Adam, Rene Kizek

Language English Country Czech Republic

Document type Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't

There is a rapidly growing interest in low-cost, fast and sensitive biosensors. In particular, direct determination of important metabolites, serving as biomarkers of various pathological states can significantly enhance the treatment successes. In our study, we introduce a technical concept of a 3D printed biosensor, which employs polydimethylsiloxane chip with volume of 50 µL as an inert and optically clear reservoir for recognition element and fluorescence detection. By using a 3D printing technology, low production cost and high crafting reproducibility were achieved. Due to a presence of controlled electromagnet, the biosensor can be utilized for a broad spectrum of applications, based on paramagnetic nano- or microscaled materials.

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