Presentation 2001/11/23
Development of a Micro Analysis System that Imitates a Mosquito
Tomohisa TOKUDA, Kuniyuki KOBAYASHI, Hiroaki SUZUKI,
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Abstract(in English) A disposable micro analysis system that imitates a mosquito was fabricated using micromachining techniques. Essential components were a sampling mechanisms, a microscopic needle, and a micro glucose sensor. The volume-phase transition of poly(N-isopropylacrylamide)gel was used to construct a reversible sampling mechanism with the help of the elastic force of a silicone rubber layer. The sampling mechansim could repeatedly pump an external sample solution into and our of the flow channel through a microscopic needle of 50μm in diameter at 37℃ and 30℃, respectively. Standard solutions of glucose was successfully introduced into the system and the on-chip micro glucose sensor showed a distinct response to the sampled glucose solution. The 90% response time of the sensor was within 1 min. A linear calibration curve was obtained for glucose concentrations up to 8 mM.
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Keyword(in English) Mosquito / Gel / Phase transition / Sampling mechanism / Glucose sensor / Microneedle
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Title (in English) Development of a Micro Analysis System that Imitates a Mosquito
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Keyword(1) Mosquito
Keyword(2) Gel
Keyword(3) Phase transition
Keyword(4) Sampling mechanism
Keyword(5) Glucose sensor
Keyword(6) Microneedle
1st Author's Name Tomohisa TOKUDA
1st Author's Affiliation Institute of Material Science, University of Tsukuba()
2nd Author's Name Kuniyuki KOBAYASHI
2nd Author's Affiliation Institute of Material Science, University of Tsukuba
3rd Author's Name Hiroaki SUZUKI
3rd Author's Affiliation Institute of Material Science, University of Tsukuba
Date 2001/11/23
Paper # OME2001-104
Volume (vol) vol.101
Number (no) 481
Page pp.pp.-
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