journal article·2015-06Open access

Microfluidics: Microfluidic Single‐Cell Analysis with Affinity Beads (Small 22/2015)

Michael Werner, Raghavendra Palankar, Loïc Arm, Ruud Hovius, Horst Vogel

Small· Volume 11· Issue 22

Abstract

To investigate functional heterogeneity between individuals in a cell population, affinity beads are transferred into living mammalian cells by H. Vogel and co-workers. On page 2607, beads coated with specific capture agents efficiently bind and up-concentrate cytosolic target proteins on their surface. For single-cell analysis, an optically trapped bead with bound target proteins is extracted from its host cell in a microfluidic device. Compared to classical chemical cytometry, this method has the potential to reach high analytical sensitivity and throughput for single-cell analysis in many biomedical fields.
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Institute of Chemical Sciences and Engineering Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) 1015 Lausanne Switzerland

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