Microfluidic chip

By designing an integrated, miniaturized microfluidic chip, the problems of large size and high cost of routine blood test instruments have been solved, enabling portable and low-cost sample testing. The independent detection system avoids detection interference, reduces the impact on detection efficiency, and reduces the waste of samples and reagents.

WO2026123319A1 Publication Date: 2026-06-18HE YI

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
WO · WO
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
HE YI
Filing Date
2024-12-12
Publication Date
2026-06-18

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Technical Problem

Existing blood routine testing instruments are large, expensive, and complex in structure, making them difficult to carry. Furthermore, problems in the testing process can affect testing efficiency and accuracy.

Method used

Design a microfluidic chip that integrates a first detection system, a second detection system, and a third detection system. Employ an integrated and miniaturized microfluidic chip with independent detection systems and drive channels. It is suitable for optical detection, impedance detection, and impedance counting of blood samples. The driver drives the liquid to move within the detection system through the drive channels.

🎯Benefits of technology

It achieves miniaturization, portability and low cost of microfluidic chips. Samples can be directly discarded after testing to reduce the risk of contamination. The independent detection system avoids interference, reduces the impact on detection efficiency, and enables accurate quantification, reducing sample and reagent waste.

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Abstract

A microfluidic chip, comprising a chip body. The chip body is provided with a first sample inlet, a second sample inlet, a third sample inlet, a first detection system, a second detection system, a third detection system, a first driving channel, a second driving channel and a third driving channel, wherein the first detection system is in communication with the first sample inlet, and is used for performing optical detection on a sample; the second detection system is in communication with the second sample inlet, and is used for performing optical detection and impedance detection on a sample; the second detection system is in communication with the third sample inlet, and is used for performing impedance detection on a sample; the first driving channel is in communication with the first detection system, and is used for driving liquid to flow within the first detection system; the second driving channel is in communication with the second detection system, and is used for driving liquid to flow within the second detection system; and the third driving channel is in communication with the third detection system, and is used for driving liquid to flow within the third detection system.
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