Blood separation system and method for a dry test strip
A technology for test strips and blood, applied in the fields of biochemical equipment and methods, specific-purpose bioreactors/fermenters, analytical materials, etc., can solve problems such as limited production needs
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[0027]Embodiments include the use of PHA-P lectin (phase bean agglutinin) to slow the flow of red blood cells. The concentration of PHA-P was initially 100mg / 100ml solution, and then decreased to 50mg / 100ml because D-23 slowed down the plasma flow. Applicants note that D-23 has never been used as an erythrocyte separation layer. D-23 is strongly hydrophobic, and thus the sample does not readily penetrate D-23. To facilitate sample flow, the D-23 layer must be made more hydrophilic. Applicants have tested various other red blood cell separation layers for analyte strips, but none provided the performance of the chemically enhanced D-23 layer described in this application. Separation layers attempted include: Whatman's Fusion5, Whatman's VF2, Ahlstrom Grade142 and Ahlstrom Grade144. When thus treated, other borosilicate glass fiber layers with similar properties will exhibit similar performance as described herein.
[0028] To increase the hydrophilicity of D-23, polyvinyl a...
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