Fabrication of a Portable Electrochemiluminescence-induced Fluorescence Detection Chip with Microfluidic Excitation Source for Point-of-care Diagnostics

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  • マイクロ流体電気化学発光素子を励起光源として用いたポータブル蛍光検出デバイスの作製
  • マイクロ リュウタイ デンキ カガク ハッコウ ソシ オ レイキコウゲン ト シテ モチイタ ポータブル ケイコウ ケンシュツ デバイス ノ サクセイ

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In this study, we propose an electrochemiluminescence (ECL)-induced fluorescence detection chip toward portable point-of-care diagnostics. A prototype chip consists of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS)-based flow channels for target samples and on-demand multi-color microfluidic excitation sources. The microfluidic ECL cells were fabricated via a heterogeneous bonding technique through the use of self-assembled monolayers. The flow channels for target samples, which were formed by soft lithography, were combined with the excitation source. A pink fluorescence of resorufin was successfully detected with yellow ECL emission of 5,6,11,12-tetraphenyltetracene (rubrene). The proposed principle can open a new possibility for on-onsite multiple fluorescence detections.

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