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HIGH-THROUGHPUT ROLL-TO-ROLL PRODUCTION OF BIO-FUNCTIONALIZED POLYMER COMPONENTS

Authors
TOREN, Pelin; RUMPLER, Markus; SMOLKA, Martin; HAASE, Anja; RUTTLOFF, Stephan; NEES, Dieter; STADLOBER, Barbara; KATZMAYR, Ingo; HIERSCHLAGER, Bettina; KIERSTEIN, Sonja; SONNLEITNER, Max; BARED, Guido; HORN, Martin; WEIGEL, Wilfried; HESSE, Jan
Abstract:
Within the last decades, a growing number of miniaturized solutions for biological and chemical analysis processes have been developed by scaling these analyses down to a lab-on-a-chip (LoC) level, thanks to sensitive and rapid testing abilities of LoCs. In parallel to that, a significant need for high-throughput and cost-efficient production of LoC components arises. Our roll-to-roll (R2R) pilot-line for imprinting micro- and nano- structures onto polymers in various designs provides high-throughput manufacturing solutions for polymer based flexible LoC components. The structure imprinting (<1 μm resolution) is performed on polymer foils with 125-200 μm thickness using a long-lasting stamp. The system also enables accelerated 19 and localized bio-functionalization with molecular probes (e.g., DNA) using low quantities of biomaterials with a photoactive, commercial linker. Without a surface pre-functionalization, efficient generation of DNA micro-arrays are done and probe DNAs can be tethered successfully onto structured polymer components in a continuous and rapid micro-spotting process.
Title:
HIGH-THROUGHPUT ROLL-TO-ROLL PRODUCTION OF BIO-FUNCTIONALIZED POLYMER COMPONENTS
Seiten:
11–16
Publikationsdatum
2020-03

Publikationsreihe

Nummer
5
Beitrag
1
ISSN
2537-4346
Proceedings
European Journal of Materials Science and Engineering

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