Microparticle sorting apparatus and method, microchip and microchip module
A microchip, particle technology, applied in the direction of individual particle analysis, particle and sedimentation analysis, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problems of sample cross-contamination, cross-contamination, obstacles, etc.
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[0103] (1-1) Sample channel
[0104] First, refer to Figure 6 to Figure 9 A first embodiment of the microchip 1 is described. Figure 6 is a perspective view showing a schematic structure of the microchip 1 . A sample inlet 15 , a sheath inlet 14 , and a charging electrode inlet 20 are formed in the microchip 1 . In this case, the sample liquid is guided to the sample inlet 15 . The sheath fluid is directed to the sheath inlet 14 . Then, a charging electrode (charging portion) immersed in the sheath liquid is inserted into the charging electrode inlet 20 . After the sheath fluid introduced into the sheath inlet 14 has flowed into the charging electrode inlet 20 , the sheath fluid is divided into two directions, ie, a Y-axis positive direction and a Y-axis negative direction, to be fed through the sample flow channel 11 . And, after each of the sheath liquids has turned back twice at about 90°, the two join to be fed downstream.
[0105] (1-2) Suction runner
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[0142] (2-1) Changing the flow channel and microtube
[0143] Next, we will refer to Figure 10A and 10B as well as Figure 11 A second embodiment of the microchip 101 is described.
[0144] The microchip 101 has the same structure as the first embodiment of the microchip 1 with respect to the sample flow path, the suction flow path, the microtube, the narrowed flow path, and the light irradiation portion except for the changing flow path and the microtube. For this reason, hereinafter, only a description will be given about the structures of the changing flow channels and the microtubes of the microchip 101 .
[0145] Figure 10A and 10B Each is a schematic cross-sectional view, each for explaining the structure of the sample flow channel 11 near the hole 12 and the variable flow channel 13, and the appearance of the sample liquid laminar flow and the sheath liquid laminar flow that are forced to flow. here, Figure 10A is a horizontal cross-sectional view (XY cross-se...
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