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Rapid Immunoassay Using Steady-State Dispersion Effects in Nanochannels

Durand, N.F.Y.
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Saveriades, E.
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Valero, Ana  
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2008
Micro total analysis systems 2008 : proceedings of μTAS 2008
uTAS 2008

We present a novel method for on-chip competitive dispersion immunoassay (DISIA) which aims at measuring the specificity between fluorescently-labeled antibodies (Ab*) and label-free antigens (Ag). We have fabricated a nanofluidic device that allows fast detection of interaction of antibodies and antigens (< 30s) based on lateral dispersion of fluorescent species in a nanoslit, using small amounts of solution (< 1μl). We measured that doubling the weight of streptavidin protein results in an increase of 30% of the lateral dispersion of fluorescent coupled molecules in the nanoslit, which can be read easily.

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conference paper
Author(s)
Durand, N.F.Y.
Saveriades, E.
Valero, Ana  
Renaud, Philippe  
Date Issued

2008

Publisher place

San Diego

Published in
Micro total analysis systems 2008 : proceedings of μTAS 2008
Volume

1

Start page

859

End page

861

Subjects

Dispersion Immunoassay

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Lateral dispersion

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Nanofluidics

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http://www.microtas2008.org/
Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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EPFL

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LMIS4  
Event nameEvent placeEvent date
uTAS 2008

San Diego

October 12-16, 2008

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