Truvian Sciences, Inc.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Illumina Corporation

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

Kameel Abi-Samra

Dena Marrinucci

Ian Kleinemolen

Max Warren Pollock

Emerico Alberto Brewer

Marc Madou

Justin Davidson

Yoon-Kyoung Cho

Tae Hyeong Kim

Jeffrey A Hawkins

Christopher George Sip

Vial assembly

A device for separating blood plasma from whole blood includes a first reservoir and a second reservoir. The first reservoir is configured to receive a sample of whole blood including red blood cells and includes a collection region and a constricted region. The second reservoir is fluidically connected to the constricted region of the first reservoir, such that, responsive to centrifugal force applied to the device, the sample of whole blood disposed within the first reservoir separates into a first fraction and a second fraction. The first fraction is located in the collection region and includes blood plasma from which substantially all red blood cells have been removed. The second fraction is located in the second reservoir and includes blood plasma and red blood cells that have been removed from the first fraction by the centrifugal force. The constricted region inhibits the second fraction from entering the collection region.

Blood plasma separation device

A microfluidic device, a microfluidic system and a method for controlling a microfluidic test device are provided. The microfluidic device includes a rotatable platform including a sample chamber to which a sample is supplied, a first reagent chamber; a first capture conjugate disposed in the first reagent chamber and configured to capture a target material contained in the sample; a second reagent chamber; a signal material disposed in the second reagent chamber and configured to be electrochemically induced by the first capture conjugate; a reaction chamber providing an area in which a biochemical reaction between the sample and the signal material supplied occurs when the platform rotates; a second capture material disposed in the reaction chamber and configured to capture the target material; a detection chamber separated from the reaction chamber, the detection chamber comprising a detector configured to detect an electrochemical signal generated by the signal material; and a plurality of channels connecting the chambers.

Microfluidic device, microfluidic system and method for controlling microfluidic test device

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

Kameel Abi-Samra