Issue 23, 2014

Wafer-scale fabrication of glass-FEP-glass microfluidic devices for lipid bilayer experiments

Abstract

We report a wafer-scale fabrication process for the production of glass-FEP-glass microdevices using UV-curable adhesive (NOA81) as gluing material, which is applied using a novel “spin & roll” approach. Devices are characterized for the uniformity of the gluing layer, presence of glue in the microchannels, and alignment precision. Experiments on lipid bilayers with electrophysiological recordings using a model pore-forming polypeptide are demonstrated.

Graphical abstract: Wafer-scale fabrication of glass-FEP-glass microfluidic devices for lipid bilayer experiments

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Article information

Article type
Technical Innovation
Submitted
07 Aug 2014
Accepted
16 Sep 2014
First published
16 Sep 2014

Lab Chip, 2014,14, 4461-4464

Author version available

Wafer-scale fabrication of glass-FEP-glass microfluidic devices for lipid bilayer experiments

J. G. Bomer, A. V. Prokofyev, A. van den Berg and S. Le Gac, Lab Chip, 2014, 14, 4461 DOI: 10.1039/C4LC00921E

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