A control method for a microfluidic chip in which microscopic particles rotate around three coordinate axes
A technology of microfluidic chips and control methods, applied in fluid controllers, microstructure devices, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problem that the three rotational degrees of freedom of cells are difficult to achieve at the same designated position
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[0032] Such as figure 1 As shown, a microfluidic chip of the present invention includes an upper indium tin oxide film 1, a microfluidic chamber 2, a photoconductive layer 3 and a lower indium tin oxide film 4 from top to bottom; wherein the upper and lower The indium tin oxide film is a transparent conductive film, and the upper and lower indium tin oxide films are suitable for respectively connecting the output terminal and the ground terminal of an alternating signal source; and the corresponding light patterns (miniature light patterns) pass through the The lower indium tin oxide thin film irradiates the lower end surface of the photoconductive layer to adjust the attitude and / or position of the cells in the microfluidic chamber.
[0033] The upper indium tin oxide thin film 1 can be used to observe the cell operation through the upper indium tin oxide thin film 1 .
[0034] The microfluidic chip is suitable for three-dimensional rotation of electrically neutral cells or ...
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[0041] On the basis of Embodiment 1, Embodiment 2 provides a control method for a microfluidic chip.
[0042] The control method of the microfluidic chip is to adjust the posture and / or position of cells in the microfluidic cavity in the microfluidic chip through corresponding light patterns (miniature light patterns).
[0043] The microfluidic chip is suitable for using the microfluidic chip as described in Example 1.
[0044] The method for adjusting the attitude of the cells includes: defining the horizontal virtual axis of rotation of the cells on the horizontal plane, and controlling the cells to flip around the horizontal virtual axis; that is, projecting a rectangular light pattern according to the position of the cell, so that the rectangular light pattern is formed on the lower end surface of the photoconductive layer A light-dark boundary line (the projected area is the bright film area, and the non-projected area is the dark film area), the light-dark boundary line ...
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