Issue 23, 2014

Creating sub-50 nm nanofluidic junctions in a PDMS microchip via self-assembly process of colloidal silica beads for electrokinetic concentration of biomolecules

Abstract

In this work we describe a novel and simple self-assembly process of colloidal silica beads to create a nanofluidic junction between two microchannels. The nanoporous membrane was used to induce ion concentration polarization inside the microchannel and this electrokinetic preconcentration system allowed rapid concentration of DNA samples by ~1700 times and of protein samples by ~100 times within 5 minutes.

Graphical abstract: Creating sub-50 nm nanofluidic junctions in a PDMS microchip via self-assembly process of colloidal silica beads for electrokinetic concentration of biomolecules

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Article information

Article type
Technical Innovation
Submitted
30 Jul 2014
Accepted
05 Sep 2014
First published
11 Sep 2014

Lab Chip, 2014,14, 4455-4460

Author version available

Creating sub-50 nm nanofluidic junctions in a PDMS microchip via self-assembly process of colloidal silica beads for electrokinetic concentration of biomolecules

A. Syed, L. Mangano, P. Mao, J. Han and Y.-A. Song, Lab Chip, 2014, 14, 4455 DOI: 10.1039/C4LC00895B

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