研究生: |
李宇雙 Lee, Yu-Shuang |
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論文名稱: |
癌症研究應用之指壓致動式細胞分選微系統晶片研發 A Finger-powered Cell-sorting Microsystem Chip for Cancer-study Applications |
指導教授: |
劉承賢
Liu, Cheng-Hsien |
口試委員: |
徐琅
Hsu, Long 陳皇銘 Chen, Huang-Ming |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工學院 - 動力機械工程學系 Department of Power Mechanical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2019 |
畢業學年度: | 107 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 91 |
中文關鍵詞: | 微系統晶片 、癌症 、指壓微幫浦 、細胞分選 、確定性側向位移 |
外文關鍵詞: | Microfluidics, Cancer, Cell-sorting, Finger-powered, DLD |
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癌症為全球第二大主要死亡原因,死亡人數佔總死亡人數的1/6之多,而其大部分屬於實性瘤——異常增生組織塊,內含的腫瘤浸潤免疫細胞數量與比例已被證明與癌症類型、階段、甚至是預後相關,因此對其的追蹤、觀察、監測更有著極大的需求,但對於設備不均、專業人員不足之國家,及往後個人化醫療的需求,笨重、昂貴、操作複雜、高功耗的設備便成了一大阻礙。本研究所研發的整合化微系統晶片,以功能上區分,包含指壓微型幫浦自給動力供應、微型混合器染劑染色細胞、確定性側向位移目標細胞分選、低倍率顯微鏡拍攝計數。實驗結果顯示,能透過指壓幫浦與附加微型閥模組,間接推送定量不同流體並有效防止逆流,並平均推送體積為2.37 µL(致動室R = 2.00 mm)及3.72 µL(致動室R = 2.50 mm)。微型混合器能於推送下以設計比例混合染劑及樣本,並染色完成之細胞溶液連同緩衝溶液由同一幫浦模組推送入確定性測性位移處,從四區微柱臨界直徑漸小之連續分選區域,分散完成非目標細胞之偏移。最後,以小鼠直腸癌實性瘤單細胞懸液為樣本下,以注射幫浦推送,可達平均98.63%的純率,回收率則為90.18%;以指壓幫浦推送也可達成純率97.23%以及回收率88.74%之高效率,並完整晶片運作能於一分鐘內完成。期望利用此系統能對於未來癌症實性瘤中腫瘤浸潤免疫細胞之追蹤、分析的達成更加簡易、快速、便捷。
Cancer is the second leading cause of death globally, and almost 1 in 6 deaths is due to cancer. The most common type of cancer is solid tumor, an abnormal mass of tissue. The immune cells in it are called tumor-infiltrating immune cells, which were proved that the amount of them related to tumor type, stage, even prognosis. Thus, there is a great demand for these cells-counting, -monitoring, and -detecting. However, for the either technologically or professionally disadvantaged regions, and the need of personalized medicine in the future, the bulky, complex, expensive, and high-power medical instruments become obstacles. In this study, we reported an integrated microsystem chip with the functions of self-powered supply by a finger pump, stain cells by micromixers, DLD cell-sorting, and cell-counting by microscope. The experimental results show that the different fluid can be separately, indirectly pushed through the finger pump and the additional valve module. The backflow can be effectively prevented via our design. The average pushed volume is 2.37 μL (for actuation chamber with R = 2.00 mm) and 3.72 μL (for actuation chamber with R = 2.50 mm). The micromixer can be used to effectively mix the stain and cell sample together in a design ratio. Then, the stained cell solution and the buffer solution are pushed into the deterministic displacement region by the same pump module. From the four-stage continuous sorting area where the critical diameters are gradually getting smaller, the non-target cells can be dispersedly shifted. Finally, we used suspension of solid tumor from CT26-bearing BALB/c mouse as a sample. With the syringe pump supplying the driving force, the purity and recovery rate can be achieved, 98.63% and 90.18% respectively. By using the finger pump instead, it can also achieve a high efficiency. The purity is 97.23%, and the recovery rate is 88.74%, respectively. The whole function operation on our proposed microsystem chip can be done in less than a minute. Our developed microsystem chip is expected to support an easier, faster and more convenient way for the tracking and analysis of tumor infiltrating immune cells in solid tumors.
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