Devices and methods for fractionated photoacoustic flow cytometry
AssigneeBioVentures, LLC
InventorVladimir Pavlovich Zharov
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AssigneeBioVentures, LLC
InventorVladimir Pavlovich Zharov
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A fractionated photoacoustic flow cytometry (PAFC) system and methods for the in vivo detection of target objects in biofluidic systems (e.g., blood, lymph, urine, or cerebrospinal fluid) of a living organism is described. The fractionated system includes a fractionated laser system, a fractionated optical system, a fractionated acoustic system, and combinations thereof. The fractionated laser system includes at least one laser or laser array for pulsing a target object within the circulatory vessel with fractionated focused laser beams. The fractionated optical system separates one or several laser beams into multiple beams in a spatial configuration on the skin above the circulatory vessel of the living organism. The fractionated acoustic system includes multiple focused ultrasound transducers for receiving photoacoustic signals emitted by the target object in response to the fractionated laser beams.
A fractionated photoacoustic flow cytometry system for the in vivo detection of at least one target object in a biofluid system of a living organism, comprising:
A fractionated photoacoustic flow cytometry system for the in vivo detection of at least one target object in a biofluid system of a living organism, comprising:
A fractionated photoacoustic flow cytometry method for detecting circulating target objects in a biofluid system of a living organism in vivo, the method comprising:
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