Micro fluid control chip for investigating cell surfact marker

Abstract

The invention discloses a microflow control detection chip for detecting cell surface sign, which comprises plate substrate, where the substrate is carved with microflow channel, the side carved with microflow channel is sealed with glass piece, and a sealed microflow channel for holding to-be-detected cell sample is formed between the glass piece and microflow channel. And it pumps unreacted bioprobe into the microflow channel and then pumps the to-be-deteced cell into the microflow channel and uses buffer liquor to wash the cell and analyzes reaction in the microflow channel and obtains the detection result without fluorescent labeling and purifying for to-be-detected protein.

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[0001] The invention relates to a microfluidic detection chip for detecting cell surface markers. Background technique

[0002] Cell surface markers are a class of physiologically important protein molecules that are expressed on the cell surface and can usually be used to characterize specific cell types. At present, such surface marker molecules have been widely used in basic research and clinical practice, such as the determination of cellular immune prototypes and the diagnosis of diseases. The current main tool for detecting surface markers is the flow cytometer, whose working principle is to mix and react fluorescently labeled antibodies with the cells to be detected. Strict quantification of markers can be achieved through the detection of fluorescent information. Therefore, flow cytometry Cytometers are generally considered to be one of the most effective tools for detecting surface markers. However, the flow cytometer is a low-throughput analysis s...

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