Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Nexus Dx, Inc.

Polaris Medinet, LLC

Beom Seok Lee

Kui Hyun Kim

Ji Won Kim

Sung Ha Park

Jeong Gun Lee

Ha Na Kim

Sang Bum Park

Jong-myeon Park

Jeong Woo Choi

Jong Gun Lee

Kyung Hoon Song

Jongmyeon Park

Joo Hee Park

Do Gyoon Kim

Hyunmin Kim

Euy Hyun Cho

In Wook Kim

Yoon Kyoung Cho

Byung Keun Oh

Yang-ui Lee

Kyung Mi Song

Ji Yun Kang

A microfluidic structure in which a plurality of chambers arranged at different positions are connected in parallel and into which a fixed amount of fluid may be efficiently distributed without using a separate driving source, and a microfluidic device having the same. The microfluidic device includes a platform having a center of rotation and including at least one microfluidic structure. The microfluidic structure includes a sample supply chamber configured to accommodate a sample, a plurality of first chambers arranged in a circumferential direction of the platform at different distances from the center of rotation of the platform, and a plurality of siphon channels, each of the siphon channels being connected to a corresponding one of the first chambers.

Microfluidic structure, microfluidic device having the same and method of controlling the microfluidic device

A sample test method, microfluidic device, and test device efficiently and accurately compensates for interference of an interfering substance present in a sample using optical measurement without addition of a separate reagent for detecting the interfering substance. The sample test method includes: measuring an optical characteristic value of a target substance present in a sample; measuring an optical characteristic value of an interfering substance present in the sample; and determining a concentration of the target substance for which interference of the interfering substance is compensated for based on the optical characteristic value of the interfering substance.

Sample test method, microfluidic device, and test device

Disclosed herein are a structure for optical analysis that is capable of optically analyzing a small amount of a sample and an ink composition for manufacturing the same. A structure for optical analysis includes a support and an ink structure coupled to the support and configured to form a chamber on one surface of the support. The ink structure includes a first ink structural component configured to form a body of the ink structure and a second ink structural component formed at a lower portion of a side surface of the first ink, such that the first ink structural component and the second ink structural component have different slopes with respect to a direction of a center of the chamber.

Structure for optical analysis and ink composition for manufacturing the same

Provided is a microfluidic apparatus including: a microfluidic structure for providing spaces for receiving a fluid and for forming channels, through which the fluid flows; and valves for controlling the flow of fluid through the channels in the microfluidic apparatus. The microfluidic structure includes: a sample chamber; a sample separation unit receiving the sample from the sample chamber and separating a supernatant from the sample by using a centrifugal force; a testing unit receiving the supernatant from the sample separation unit for detecting a specimen from the supernatant using an antigen-antibody reaction, and a quality control chamber for identifying reliability of the test.

Centrifugal-based microfluidic apparatus, method of fabricating the same, and method of testing samples using the microfluidic apparatus

Disclosed are an article for assaying a target, wherein the article includes a solid surface on which a first binding member, a blocking material, and a second binding member are immobilized, a method of manufacturing the article, and a method of detecting a target using the article.

Article for assaying target, comprising solid surface on which first binding member, blocking material, and second binding member are immobilized, and use thereof

A centrifugal force-based microfluidic device for the detection of a target biomolecule and a microfluidic system including the same are provided. The device includes a body of revolution; a microfluidic structure disposed in the body of revolution including chambers, channels connecting the chambers, and valves disposed in the channels to control fluid flow, the microfluidic structures transmitting fluid using centrifugal force due to rotation of the body of revolution; and beads disposed in the microfluidic structures, the beads having capture probes on the surfaces thereof which are selectively bonded with target protein; and a detection probe disposed in the microfluidic structures and selectively bonded to the target protein, and which includes a material required to express an optical signal, wherein the microfluidic structure mixes the beads, biological samples, and the detection probe to react and washes and separates the beads after the reaction.

Centrifugal force-based microfluidic device for protein detection and microfluidic system including the same

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Beom Seok Lee