Digitalized human organoids and methods of using same
AssigneeChildren's Hospital Medical Center
InventorsTakanori TAKEBE, Masaki Kimura
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Abstract
Disclosed are digitized organoids comprising a detectable sensor, such as, for example, a Radio frequency identification (RFID) based sensor. Further disclosed are methods for making the digitized organoids. The disclosed methods allow for self-assembly mediated incorporation of ultracompact RFID sensors into organoids. Methods of using the digitized organoids are also disclosed.
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A digitized organoid comprising a detectable sensor, wherein said digitized organoid comprises a lumen, and said detectable sensor is located within said lumen.
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A device for high-throughput, phenotype-based detection of a digitized organoid comprising a detectable sensor, comprising
- a. a flow path configured for the flow of said digitized organoid;
- b. one or more detection features capable of detecting a signal emitted from said digitized organoid in said flow path, wherein said signal is selected from an RFID recording, a fluorescence image, or combination thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.