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    Title: Battery-powered portable instrument system for single-cell trapping, impedance measurements, and modeling analyses
    Authors: Tsai, Sung-Lin
    Chiang, Yang
    Wang, Min-Haw
    Chen, Ming-Kun
    Jang, Ling-Sheng
    Contributors: 電機系
    Keywords: Alternating-current electrothermal
    Dielectrophoresis
    Electric cell-substrate impedance sensing
    Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy
    Single-cell analysis
    Date: 2014-08
    Issue Date: 2015-01-22 09:21:21 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: A battery-powered portable instrument system for the single-HeLa-cell trapping and analyses is developed. A method of alternating current electrothermal (ACET) and DEP are employed for the cell trapping and the method of impedance spectroscopy is employed for cell characterizations. The proposed instrument (160 mm x 170 mm x 110 mm, 1269 g) equips with a highly efficient energy-saving design that promises approximately 120 h of use. It includes an impedance analyzer performing an excitation voltage of 0.2-2 V-pp and a frequency sweep of 11-101 kHz, function generator with the sine wave output at an operating voltage of 1-50 V-pp with a frequency of 4-12 MHz, cell-trapping biochip, microscope, and input/output interface. The biochip for the single cell trapping is designed and simulated based on a combination of ACET and DEP forces. In order to improve measurement accuracy, the curve fitting method is adopted to calibrate the proposed impedance spectroscopy. Measurement results from the proposed system are compared with results from a precision impedance analyzer. The trapped cell can be modeled for numerical analyses. Many advantages are offered in the proposed instrument such as the small volume, real-timemonitoring, rapid analysis, low cost, low-power consumption, and portable application.
    Relation: ELECTROPHORESIS 卷: 35 期: 16 頁碼: 2392-2400 特刊: SI
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