Methods and systems for mechanoporation-based high-throughput payload delivery into biological cells
AssigneeCellfe, Inc.
InventorsSewoon HAN, Ian SICHER, Alexander ALEXEEV, Ockchul KIM
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AssigneeCellfe, Inc.
InventorsSewoon HAN, Ian SICHER, Alexander ALEXEEV, Ockchul KIM
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Described herein are methods and systems for mechanoporation-based high-throughput payload delivery into biological cells. For example, one system can process at least 1 billion cells per minute or at least 25 billion cells per minute, which is substantially greater than conventional methods. A cell processing apparatus comprises a processing assembly formed by stacking multiple processing components. Each processing component comprises channels, which may be used for filtration, mechanoporation, and/or separation of cells in the cell media. This functionality depends on the configuration of each channel. For example, each channel comprises one or more ridges such that each ridge forms a processing gap with an adjacent one of the processing components. The ridges may extend to the side walls or form a bypass gap with the wall. The processing gaps can be specially configured to compress cells as the cells pass through these gaps thereby initiating the mechanoporation process.
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A cell processing apparatus for processing cells using mechanoporation, the cell processing apparatus comprising:
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