Sub-Microliter Assays and DNA Analysis on Plastic Microfluidics

  • Boone T
  • Ricco A
  • Gooding P
  • et al.
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Abstract

We report the design, fabrication, and performance characterization of plastic microfluidic systems for conducting (1) highly parallel enzyme-based assays using sub-microliter reagent volumes and (2) high-speed, high-resolution separation of double- and single-stranded DNA fragments for applications including genotyping and sequencing. To reduce reagent consumption, we have developed a zero-dead-volume dispensing technology for the simultaneous parallel pickup of nL volumes of 96 different reagents from a ``library plate'' and rapid delivery to a microfluidic assay card. We also demonstrate the capability to perform unlidded 200nL assays with one hour incubations. Recent DNA sequencing results are reported: up to 700 single-stranded DNA fragments are detected with single-base resolution in 40 minutes using a plastic microfluidic device with a 4-color detection system.

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Boone, T. D., Ricco, A. J., Gooding, P., Björnson, T. O., Singh, S., Xiao, V., … Tan, H. (2000). Sub-Microliter Assays and DNA Analysis on Plastic Microfluidics. In Micro Total Analysis Systems 2000 (pp. 541–544). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2264-3_127

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