Method for amplification-free nucleic acid detection on optofluidic chips
A fluidic and nucleic acid technology, applied in the field of integrated optics, can solve problems such as the reaction environment of expensive reagents
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[0014] Optofluidics is a rapidly developing field that involves processing the interaction of light and fluids (usually liquids) on a microscopic scale. At present, the main research trends include optical devices defined by fluids, optical particle manipulation in liquids, and optical particle detection and analysis, especially in the fields of biology and biomedicine.
[0015] We have invented a liquid core waveguide based optical flow control method for amplification-free nucleic acid detection, which maximizes the interaction between light and sample analytes. Based on the generation of hollow-core anti-resonance reflective optical waveguides (ARROW), we have developed an independent planar optical flow control platform with extremely high sensitivity for optical particle detection but does not require advanced microscope equipment. The basic layout of this platform and the manufacturing steps used to form the hollow core waveguide are in figure 1 Shown in.
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