Inward fluid displacement (ifd) in rotational microfluidic device
AssigneeUniversity of Virginia Patent Foundation
InventorsJames P. Landers, Leah Michele Dignan, Michael Shane Woolf
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AssigneeUniversity of Virginia Patent Foundation
InventorsJames P. Landers, Leah Michele Dignan, Michael Shane Woolf
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Apparatus and techniques described herein can include or use a rotationally-driven microfluidic assembly. For example, a sample can be propelled to a sample recovery chamber from a sample chamber using a gas evolved from a reaction between the liquid reagent and a dry reagent. Such gas evolution can provide displacement of a sample liquid or other liquid in an inward direction, such as proximally toward a center of rotation. Such gas evolution can include features or reagents, or both, that are compatible with downstream nucleic acid amplification tests.
A microfluidic assembly configured for rotationally-driven operation, the microfluidic assembly comprising:
A method for performing processing of sample using a rotationally-driven microfluidic assembly, the method comprising:
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