Single-cell-sorting and multigene-locus-detection micro-fluidic chip for expressing EGFR
A microfluidic chip and single-cell technology, applied in animal cells, fluid controllers, tumor/cancer cells, etc., can solve the problem of screening, identifying, lysing, and reducing the quality of amplification of tumor cells that do not involve highly integrated EGFR. Problems such as locus gene amplification, to achieve the effect of easy loss and loss, reducing loss and reducing impact
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[0038] Example 1 Microfluidic chip for single cell sorting and multi-gene locus detection expressing EGFR and preparation method thereof
[0039] The microfluidic chip provided in this embodiment includes a four-layer structure stacked one after another and sealed to each other. From top to bottom, there are a top cover, a microfluidic channel layer, a substrate with a microporous array, and a cavity group. Of the bottom plate.
[0040] 1. Top cover and fluid passage
[0041] When identifying cells, light needs to pass through the top cover, so the top cover needs to be made of transparent material; at the same time, the top cover needs to be made with fluid inlet and outflow interfaces, so it needs to be able to open holes; finally, the top cover needs to be sealed with the fluid channel They are connected together and sealed, so the material selection should consider the compatibility with the fluid channel.
[0042] The substrate material can be made into a material with a specifi...
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