EP1101102A2 - Micro-systeme a multiples points d'analyse chimique ou biologique - Google Patents
Micro-systeme a multiples points d'analyse chimique ou biologiqueInfo
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- the present invention relates to a microsystem with multiple points of chemical or biological analysis.
- Conventional microelectronics is increasingly called upon to be a link in much more complex systems in which several functions are integrated. These systems or micro-systems range from physical sensor applications to the latest developments in so-called "biological" chips.
- a sensitive cell capable of measuring a physical phenomenon is associated with an integrated circuit capable of ensuring the processing of information and its exploitation. This is the case with pneumatic safety cushions for the automotive industry (known as the "air bag” in English terminology).
- an integrated circuit undergoes a finishing allowing it to be used in a biological medium. This is the case, for example, with an integrated glucose meter or blood pressure probes.
- each cuvette is filled with a different DNA probe and the analyte whose genomic sequence is to be known is brought into contact at the time of analysis with all of the cuvettes.
- analytical chemistry also the demand is strong towards the miniaturization of the chemical reaction cuvettes. From both the point of view of making the bowls, depositing the liquids in these bowls and the system for reading and acquiring results, research and development efforts are significant.
- a first technique consists in activating sites where the reagents will then be deposited and fixed by various chemical molecules. It is a technique mainly used on glass substrates.
- the reagents are deposited by micro-pipetting or by a technique of the inkjet type.
- On the chemical side to ensure the interface between the substrate and the reagent, mention may be made of silanes, lysines, thioles when the substrate is previously coated with gold. This chemistry is complex, especially when it comes to controlling its reproducibility on a substrate that may have a few thousand different sites. Mention may be made, as representative of this technique, of US Pat. No. 5,474,796 which relates to surface structuring: the reagents are fixed to a substrate having hydrophilic zones and hydrophobic zones. The matrixing obtained is therefore very regular.
- the reagent is a DNA probe, in particular an oligonucleotide of around twenty bases
- the probe base after base on each site. It is known to use successive masks to make this synthesis in situ: each site is covered with a photoprotected base. The photomasking then makes it possible to remove the protection from the sites and to chemically attach an additional photoprotected base. The operation is repeated until the desired probe is obtained at each site. It is currently possible to build several tens of thousands of different probes on a substrate. This technique is excellent but it does not make it possible to obtain probes with a large number of bases (the limit is approximately 20).
- a third technique relates to electrodeposition on site electrically polarized of a conductive polymer carrying the selected reactive species.
- the substrate is electrically connected to the outside and soaked in a tank containing the chemical species to be deposited.
- the site chosen is polarized and the copolymerization is carried out (in less than a minute at a voltage below IV).
- each site is successively polarized and the substrate is completely covered or soaked in the solution carrying the reagent at each pass.
- the processing time of each site support becomes prohibitive: as many times the time of copolymerization plus the time of rinsing and introduction of the new electrolyte.
- the present invention proposes the use of a structure which makes it possible to fix, in a single step of electrocopolymerization, reagents coupled to conductive polymer monomers on sites electrically connected to the outside.
- the subject of the invention is therefore a method for producing a micro-system with multiple points of chemical or biological analysis, comprising the steps consisting in: a) coupling a reagent to a conductive polymer monomer, b) depositing a solution electrolytic carrier containing a mixture of said reagent coupled to said conductive polymer monomer and conductive polymer monomer in at least one micro-cuvette among micro-cuvettes formed on a structure, each micro-cuvette having a receiving electrode and a counter electrode , the electrolytic solution being deposited in sufficient quantity to close an electrochemical circuit between the receiving electrode and the counter electrode, c) applying an electric field between the receiving electrode and the counter electrode in order to copolymerize and fix, in the microcuvette where the electrolytic solution has been deposited, said conductive polymer provided with the reagent 'receiving electrode, d) rinse the microcuvettes of the structure to remove the remaining carrier solution.
- Steps a), b) and c) can be repeated as many times as necessary to deposit different reagents in different microcuvettes.
- the subject of the invention is also a micro-system with multiple chemical or biological analysis points constituted by a structure provided with micro-cuvettes, each micro-cuvette being intended to receive a reagent coupled to a conductive polymer, each micro-cuvette having a receiving electrode to which the reagent is fixed by means of the conductive polymer to which it is coupled, each micro-cuvette having a counter-electrode arranged so as to be able to apply, in a volume of the micro- cuvette, an electric field between its counter-electrode and its receiving electrode, the structure having means make it possible to connect all the receiving electrodes simultaneously to a first electrical potential and means making it possible to connect all the counter-electrodes to a second simultaneously electric potential to be able to establish said electric field.
- the structure may include a passive substrate, one face of which is covered with a first conductive layer, itself covered with a first layer of insulating material, the first layer of insulating material comprising said micro-cuvettes revealing the first conductive layer which forms said receiving electrodes, the first layer of insulating material supporting a second conductive layer constituting a common counter electrode.
- the structure may include an active substrate, one face of which has said receiving electrodes and is covered with a first layer of insulating material comprising said micro-cuvettes whose bottom corresponds to the receiving electrodes, the first layer of material insulator supporting a conductive layer constituting a common counter-electrode, multiplexing means being provided for simultaneously connecting all the reception electrodes.
- a second layer of insulating material can cover the conductive layer constituting the counter electrode to bury it.
- the second insulating layer can support a conductive layer serving as a pseudo-reference electrode.
- FIGS. 1A to 1H represent different steps of a method for producing a micro-system with multiple points of chemical or biological analysis according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 represents a variant of a micro-system with multiple points of chemical or biological analysis according to the present invention
- FIGS. 3A to 3C illustrate steps of another method for producing a micro-system with multiple points of chemical or biological analysis according to the present invention
- FIG. 4 shows yet another variant of a micro-system with multiple points of chemical or biological analysis according to the present invention.
- the structure may include a passive substrate, that is to say that it does not include integrated electronics.
- the substrate can be coated with a conductive plane (for example metallic) itself covered with a layer of a material ensuring the function of electrical insulation and in which the micro-cavities are formed. These lead locally to the driver plane. The exposed areas of the conductive plane then constitute the reception electrodes.
- the substrate can also be active, in which case the electronics integrated into it can serve various functions: localized heating of sites, local pH measurement, reading of a fluorescence signal, etc. In most cases, it is not possible to short-circuit the sites for the subsequent functions which must remain addressable on each site independently of the others. The multiplexing necessary for these functions can then be used during the process of producing the micro-system. It is indeed possible to address all the sites collectively to carry out the operation of fixing the reagents. Each site may subsequently be addressed individually.
- Figures 1A to 1H are cross-sectional and partial views. They illustrate a first embodiment of a micro-system according to the invention for which the counter-electrode is located on the surface and for which the substrate is passive.
- FIG. 1A represents a substrate 1 constituted by a parallelepiped plate which can be made of a material such as glass, silicon, plastic.
- a metallic layer 3 for example in chromium, gold or platinum, with a thickness of between 0.1 and 10 ⁇ , has been deposited.
- a polymer film is deposited on the metal layer 3 photosensitive 5, for example a polyimide film with a thickness of between 1 and 50 ⁇ m.
- Micro-cuvettes 7 are then formed by exposure and development of the polyimide film (see FIG. 1C). They are advantageously formed with sloping sides. The micro-cuvettes formed locally reveal the metal layer 3. A new metal layer 9 is then uniformly deposited on the polyimide film including the interior of the micro-cuvettes 7.
- the metal layer 9 can be made of chromium, gold or platinum and be 0.1 to 10 ⁇ m thick.
- a layer of masking resin 11 is deposited on the metal layer 9 and areas to be etched in this metal layer 9 are defined.
- Each micro-bowl 7 has at its bottom an electrode 9a, all the electrodes 9a being electrically connected by means of the metal layer 3.
- a common electrode 9b covers the upper face of the polymer film 5.
- micro-capillary pen tray, inkjet type print head, etc.
- FIG. 7 a solution carrying a reagent.
- FIG. IF shows a distribution system, represented diagrammatically under the reference 13, supplying in each microcuvette 7 a drop 14, 15, 16 of an electrolytic solution carrying a mixture of particular reagent coupled to a monomer and a monomer simple.
- FIG. 1G shows the drops 14, 15, 16 of electrolytic solutions placed in the micro-cuvettes. The micro-bowls prevent the mixing of the different solutions. The quantities of electrolytic solutions are such that they close the electrochemical circuit between the electrodes 9a and the counter-electrode 9b.
- microcuvettes 7 are rinsed to obtain, in each microcuvette, a reagent 14a, 15a, 16a fixed to an electrode 9a by a conductive polymer carrying the reagent.
- the electrodes for receiving the reagent cannot generally be permanently connected to a common conductive layer.
- the substrate 21 is originally equipped with receiving electrodes 22, 23, 24 generally electrically isolated from each other but which can be, thanks to a multiplexing system, connected collectively to one of the terminals of a voltage generator.
- the rest of the structure is similar to the structure described above: photosensitive polymer film 25 in which micro-cuvettes 27 are formed and supporting a counter-electrode 29.
- FIGS. 3A to 3C illustrate the production of another variant for which the counter electrode is buried. Contact between electrolytic solution and the reception electrode is done as above either with reception electrodes permanently connected to a common conductive layer, or with reception electrodes electrically isolated from each other but which can be addressed simultaneously by multiplexing.
- FIGS. 3A to 3C illustrate the case where the reception electrodes are permanently connected to a common conductive layer. The first steps of the method are similar to those illustrated in FIGS. 1A and 1B and, for this reason, are not shown.
- FIG. 3A shows the substrate 31 covered with the metallic layer 33 and the photosensitive polymer film 35 which has been photolithographed and etched, thus revealing the metallic layer 33 at the bottom of holes 36 made in the film 35.
- a metallic layer for example chromium, gold or platinum, with a thickness of between 0.1 and 10 ⁇ m, is then deposited on the upper face of the structure. This layer is photolithographed and etched to leave zones 32 on the film 35, these zones 32 constituting the counter-electrode (see FIG. 3B).
- Another layer of polymer 38 is then deposited and etched to complete the micro-cuvettes. The engraving forms holes 39 centered on holes 36 and of larger diameter. It lets the counter-electrode 32 overflow in the micro-cuvettes 37 (see FIG. 3C).
- the metallized base 34 of a micro-bowl constitutes a receiving electrode for the micro-system.
- the structure obtained can then be treated as above to receive the reagents planned. This structure provides better contact between the electrolyte and the counter electrode.
- a variant of the structure which has just been described consists in introducing a third electrode on the surface to serve as a reference. It can be an absolute reference (with a gel) or a pseudo-reference (for example Ti / Ti0 2 ).
- the built-up cell then includes a receiving electrode, a counter electrode and a reference electrode.
- This solution is represented in FIG. 4 which shows: a substrate 41 (passive in this example), a conducting plane 42 locally supplying the reception electrodes, the counter-electrode 43 and the reference electrode 44. It is obviously possible to invert the metallic surfaces and leave the counter electrode on the surface and the reference electrode at the intermediate level.
- the invention provides the advantage of the simplicity of depositing electrolytic solutions by a fluidics technique. It allows a particularly robust and chemically neutral fixing method thanks to the copolymerization of the monomers. A large number of reagents can be easily introduced since the copolymerization and fixing operation is collective.
- the monomers can be coupled with many types of chemical and biological bodies (glucose oxidase, antigens, DNA probes, etc.).
- the solution offered by the invention is compatible with the in situ synthesis of nucleic acid probes by chemical means described at the beginning of the description.
- the first base is fixed by electrocopolymerization and the subsequent construction is carried out chemically.
- Polypyrrole is then a good candidate because of its great stability chemical.
- This fixing method is attractive because it is very robust compared to fixing by silanization for example.
- This technique also has the advantage of being compatible with the use of active substrates by implementing the integrated electronic function for the step of collective electrocopolymerization and fixing.
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