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A Microfluidic Biosensing System for Effective Cancer Diagnostic and Screening
Health & Wellness
Biomedical and Genetic Engineering
Nanotechnology and New Materials
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Opportunity

Developed a microfluidic biosensing system for effective cancer diagnostic and screening.
This is an advanced portable microfluidic apparatus that captures target exosomes and allows detection by plasmonic biosensor for fast, high-sensitivity, high accuracy, and low-cost cancer screening.

Technology

  • A portable microfluidic biosensing system for detection of cancer at low concentration
  • Biosensor capable of trapping small size cancer markers and sensing small changes
  • Nanometer-size cancer markers could be detected by the biosensor
  • Electrical force could be applied to increase trapping efficiency of cancer markers in order to increases detection sensitivity
  • Fabrication technology, materials, and system design needed for the biosensing system
  • Very sensitive, low noise optical detection based on resonant peak shift 

Advantages

  • Low manufacturing and operating cost compared to existing apparatus with similar function
  • More convenient to use since it is portable, small size, and simpler setup
  • Fast detection time
  • Low sample volume from tens of ml to µl
  • High sensitivity and accuracy to detect low concentration for early stage cancer detection

Applications

  • Early stage in trapping and detection of various biomolecules for early disease diagnostic, such as cancer disease 
  • Portable system for daily, point-of-care applications with low-cost setup
  • Extendable to other disease screening as exosomes 
Remarks
Inventions Geneva Evaluation Days (IGED) 2021 - Bronze Medal
IP Status
Patent granted
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)
6
Inventor(s)
Dr. ZHU Shuyan
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