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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 19, 2015
Filed:
Aug. 10, 2010
Michael Stumber, Korntal-Muenchingen, DE;
Martina Daub, Weissach, DE;
Jochen Rupp, Stuttgart, DE;
Massimo Kubon, Muensingen-Rietheim, DE;
Peter Rothacher, Bruchsal, DE;
Meike Moschallski, Reutlingen-Ohmenhausen, DE;
Martin Stelzle, Reutlingen, DE;
Christian Dorrer, Stuttgart, DE;
Michael Stumber, Korntal-Muenchingen, DE;
Martina Daub, Weissach, DE;
Jochen Rupp, Stuttgart, DE;
Massimo Kubon, Muensingen-Rietheim, DE;
Peter Rothacher, Bruchsal, DE;
Meike Moschallski, Reutlingen-Ohmenhausen, DE;
Martin Stelzle, Reutlingen, DE;
Christian Dorrer, Stuttgart, DE;
ROBERT BOSCH GMBH, Stuttgart, DE;
Abstract
A microfluidic cell for the dielectrophoretic separation, accumulation, and/or lysis of polarizable bioparticles, including an interdigital electrode system composed of two electrode groups having interdigitated electrodes, and a micromixer having microchannels and microelevations. The interdigital electrode system and the micromixer are situated on the same side of the cell to improve the separation, accumulation, and/or lysis characteristics. Moreover, also described is a microfluidic system which includes such a microfluidic cell, and use thereof, and a method for separating, accumulating, and/or lysing polarizable bioparticles.