The Use of a Centrifugal Fast Analyzer for Biochemical and Immunological Analyses

Burtis, C. A.; Tiffany, T. O.; Scott, Charles D.

doi:10.1002/9780470110430.ch3

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“…Currently, among the liquid-handling techniques used in microfluidic systems reported in the literature, centrifugal control, micropump/microvalve, digital microfluidics, and sequential operation droplet array (SODA) techniques have the potential to meet the requirements of a household analyzer in high versatility and complex manipulation ability. The centrifugal control technique was applied in conventional biochemical analyzers in the 1970s [ 28 ], and then microfluidic chips from the 1990s [ 29 ] (Fig. 1 ).…”

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Lab at home: a promising prospect for on-site chemical and biological analysis

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The continuing pursuit for a healthy life has led to the urgent need for on-site analysis. In response to the urgent needs of on-site analysis, we propose a novel concept, called lab at home (LAH), for building automated and integrated total analysis systems to perform chemical and biological testing at home. It represents an emerging research area with broad prospects that has not yet attracted sufficient attention. In this paper, we discuss the urgent need, challenges, and future prospects of this area, and the possible roadmap for achieving the goal of LAH has also been proposed. Graphical Abstract

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