WO2019174400A1 - 高度并行的微流体血液分离装置 - Google Patents
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- the disclosure relates to a blood separation device, and in particular to a device that uses sheath flow technology in a highly parallel configuration.
- Sheath flow blood separation techniques have proven effective in clinical analysis for a variety of applications. Such techniques can benefit from flux improvements in both the separation operation and the separate analyte collection.
- a highly parallel microfluidic blood separation device for the isolation of various analytes for large scale clinical trials.
- the device can be used to isolate a plurality of different target analytes, which can be starting materials for various diagnostic methods including NGS, PCR, FISH, and IHC. Separation is achieved via the principle of magnetic sheath flow and is highly parallel.
- the separation device achieves efficient magnetic separation, acts during the flow of the sample within the vertical geometry, and can be fastened to standard multiwell plates for highly multiplexed sample recovery. Operates in the vertical direction, allowing multiplexing, allowing more cards/slots/spaces on the instrument, allowing real estate to be used effectively on the countertop and instrument.
- a parallel microfluidic blood separation device comprising at least two parallel microfluidic channels including a flow region configured to direct fluid flow in a substantially vertical direction; each channel having at least one sample container a (hopper) in fluid communication with the flow region; at least one buffer fluid input port in fluid communication with the flow region; and at least one fluid output port; wherein the device is configurable to receive sample fluid at a substantially top end of each channel, Buffer fluid is received at the side of each channel, wherein a pressure is applied between the buffer input port and an output port located substantially at the bottom of each channel, creating a sheath of sample and buffer fluid between the flow region and the output port Flow, and wherein the device is configured for use with a separation device to capture an analyte of interest from a sample fluid in the device.
- the separation device can be magnetic, configured to attract the magnetically labeled analyte to the sidewall of each channel, and to maintain the analyte in place after the flow operation is completed To remain in the device.
- the device may be made of at least two plastic parts, one part injection molded with a hopper, an input port, an output port and a flow area structure, and the other part being a cover piece, and injection molded The components are connected to obtain a finished device.
- the at least one flexible gasket material is injection molded to the at least one port.
- the flexible gasket can be on the output port that is disposed substantially on the bottom of each channel and the gasket is configured to seal to the orifice container.
- the plurality of separation devices containing the separated analytes can be nested together in a retaining fixture and sealed to the multi-row orifice container.
- the rotating fixture can be configured to rotate a plurality of sets of separation devices sealed to the orifice plate together for highly parallel sample extraction.
- the apparatus can be configured to engage the output port of each channel to the collection device after the flow separation is complete, wherein the separation device and the collection device can be rotated to deliver the analyte into the collection device.
- the collection device can be an orifice plate and the separation device output port seals each channel to the rows of orifice plate containers.
- a method of highly parallel microfluidic blood separation using a separation device comprising at least two parallel microfluidic channels including a flow region configured to be in a substantially vertical direction
- the method comprising the steps of: filling a sample hopper of each channel in fluid communication with the flow region; adding a buffer fluid to an input port of each channel in fluid communication with the flow region; and extracting a buffer from the output port And a sample fluid; wherein the sample fluid can be received at a substantially top end of each channel, and a buffer fluid is received at a side of each channel, wherein the buffer input port and the output port located substantially at the bottom of each channel Pressure is applied to create a sheath flow of sample and buffer fluid in the flow region to the output port, and wherein the separation device is used to capture the analyte of interest from the sample fluid in the device.
- the separation device can be magnetic, the separation device attracts the magnetically labeled analyte to the sidewall of each channel, and after the flow operation is completed, the analyte is maintained in a suitable The location is left in the device.
- the method may further comprise the step of, after the flow separation is completed, engaging the output port of each channel to the collection device, wherein the separation device and the collection device are rotated to deliver the analyte Into the collection device.
- the collection device can be an orifice plate and the separation device output port seals each channel to the rows of orifice plate containers.
- the plurality of separation devices with the separated analytes can be nested together in a retaining fixture and sealed to the multi-row orifice container.
- FIG. 1A and 1B illustrate an exemplary embodiment of a channel of a vertical, highly parallel blood separation device
- FIGS. 2A and 2B illustrate an exemplary embodiment of a vertical, highly parallel blood separation device
- Figure 3 shows the construction details of an exemplary embodiment of a vertical, highly parallel blood separation device
- Figure 4 illustrates the compatibility between an exemplary embodiment of a vertical, highly parallel blood separation device and a standard orifice plate
- Figure 5 illustrates an exemplary embodiment of a device for holding and rotating a plurality of vertically parallel height blood separation devices that can be used for unloading of separated analytes
- Figure 6 depicts the seal between a vertical highly parallel blood separation device and an orifice plate for sample analyte unloading.
- the present disclosure relates to a highly parallel blood separation device configured for vertical flow operation, including a plurality of parallel flow channels and compatible with standard sample analysis devices, such as orifice plates.
- Patent 8,263,287 describes a technique for the flow of a sample fluid coated by one or more buffer fluid streams.
- Analytes of interest such as cancer cells in the blood, are labeled in some manner, such as in combination with magnetic particles.
- a separation mechanism such as a magnetic field
- the analyte of interest is separated from the sample stream into one of the buffer streams and captured within the sheath flow device.
- the pellets of the analyte remain in the device and can be removed for analysis.
- One type of removal technique is the spin elution technique described in U.S. Provisional Application Serial No. 61/702,730, filed on Sep. This application incorporates it in its entirety by reference.
- a smaller sample volume can be provided at a higher sample density.
- these features allow for much faster detection.
- the sample fluid can be end loaded and the ends depleted.
- this arrangement does not require reorientation of sample flow, reducing manufacturing complexity and cost.
- the collection of isolated analytes of interest is compatible with standard multi-sample analysis, such as well plates.
- this arrangement allows the sample to be delivered directly into the high throughput analytical device.
- sample loss missing analyte/cell of interest
- present disclosure also introduces a direct transfer method that introduces minimal sample loss into standard container designs, such as PCR tubes and multiwell plates.
- the present disclosure provides a highly parallel microfluidic blood separation device for isolating various analytes for large scale clinical trials.
- the device can be used to isolate a variety of different target analytes, such as cfDNA, CTCs, RNA, and exosomes, which can be used in a variety of diagnostic methods (including NGS, PCR, FISH, IHC, and other methods). Starting material. Separation is achieved by the principle of magnetic sheath flow via the incorporated references, but enhanced to a high degree of parallelism.
- the apparatus of the present disclosure provides enhanced magnetic separation that functions during flow of the sample within the vertical geometry and is fastened to a standard multiwell plate for highly multiplexed sample recovery.
- the vertical orientation of the system eliminates the need for end buffers, which reduces costs and improves automatic compatibility. Operation in the vertical direction allows multiplexing, allowing more cards/slots/spaces on the instrument, allowing maximum use of real estate on the table and instrument.
- the separation device is optimized for detection performance, low cost/detection and ease of manufacture, and provides an ingenious and efficient way to collect analyte pellets.
- FIG. 1A, 1B, 2A, and 2B various views illustrate a cross-section of one channel of the present separation device 100, the overall configuration of an exemplary multi-channel blood separation device, and flow characteristics of the sample and buffer.
- Each channel has 2 side inlet ports 110 and a single outlet port 150 on the bottom serves each flow area 120 of each channel.
- the top portion of each channel 125 is in communication with the atmosphere and functions as a sample container.
- the sample container (hopper) is an integral part of the device (minimizing sample loss and simplifying liquid handling).
- samples containing target analytes are injected/concentrated in 2 inert fluids by fluid dynamics (via positive pressure). Between the dotted arrows).
- the device 100 shown in the embodiment is a linearly arranged channel.
- the center distance can be chosen to match the center hole distance for the standard orifice plate.
- the channel-to-channel center distance at the bottom is 0.18 inches.
- an example specification may be that the thickness of the device is -0.3 inches or less, and the total length of the 24-channel device is -4.3 inches with a height of -2.4 inches per channel.
- Ordinary orifice sizes include an array of holes having 8, 16, or 24 holes and other dimensions along one dimension. The number of channels and channel-to-channel distances can be selected to be compatible with these standards or other collection devices.
- an exemplary workflow for magnetic separation is employed, starting with blood/other body fluids that arrive in the laboratory in standard and separate containers.
- the sample is then passed to a manufacturing process to label the cell/analyte of interest with a target-specific antibody modified with ferromagnetic beads.
- the different samples are then passed through the device 100 in parallel or in any desired order.
- the sheath flow region 120 of the device such as the region between the device side buffer input and the bottom end outlet port
- the external magnetic field generator 130 only attracts the target cells/analyte 140 bound to the magnetic beads.
- These magnetic beads have been previously bound to specific antibodies that are complementary to specific antigens on the cells/analytes of interest. Due to the sheath flow effect described above, non-specific absorption of non-target cells/analytes is minimized, resulting in highly purified target cells/analyte 140. Buffer and sample fluid flow from bottom outlet 125 to each channel.
- the flow rate is applied to the analyte run cycle, and the flow rate is 3-15 mL/h, driven by the difference between the two positive pressure side flows and the suction (-pressure flow) at the outlet port, which is the flow rate of the analyte.
- a series of rinses are performed at a higher flow rate.
- the pressure is also small. About 0-600Pa. After the instrument is automatically rinsed, the small pellets of the selected cells/analyte 140 remain in the device 100.
- All of the composite/complex components of device 100 are located on one side/half side of device 170, which is injection molded. These include ribs on the back side of the flow area of the device 100 as energy guiding means for good soldering and precise guidance of the device 100 to external devices such as microfluidic systems, orifice plates or analytical instruments.
- a more flexible plastic material 180 can be injected through the mold to form a gasket around the outlet port on the base of the card or also near other ports.
- an important element is to avoid chemical contamination. The sample should not be contaminated by debris/contaminants from the outside, and the instrument and its components should not be contaminated by the analyte.
- the biological sample is only in contact with the gasket, so the gasket is part of the device and can be discarded after use.
- the gasket 180 on the outlet of the device 100 can also be seamless (cells are not captured/leave) and integrated into the device 100.
- the final step is to ultrasonically weld the plastic flat cover sheet 160 to the structural side of the device 170.
- the material used in some embodiments of the device may be polystyrene, which is the same material used for many multiwell plates.
- Polycarbonate can also be used because polystyrene and polycarbonate have the same shrinkage in injection molding.
- Suitable gasket materials are KRATON and 32A SHORE, but there are many more options for suitable flexible materials.
- the process is called overmolding/overmolding, in which PS is injected into the mold, cured, and then a second injection of a different material. It achieves a seamless connection while providing high precision/tolerance for board connections.
- the cover plate thickness is 0.02", ie the distance between the sides of the magnet and the captured analyte cells, the sample hopper volume is -300 uL per channel, and the side ports are rectangular and connected to the fluid via a distribution manifold.
- each treated channel will have a pellet of target analyte remaining in the flow region that needs to be unloaded.
- unloading of the treated sample can include fastening to a standard multiwell plate via an adapter.
- device 100 can correspond to and match a row of orifice plates 200. Every other row on the board will be occupied by the box/adapter.
- 8 cards can be assembled to a 384-well plate (16 x 24). There are 192 samples per plate/centrifuge.
- the process can be highly multiplexed and allows for rapid and highly parallel recovery of the cells/analytes of interest from the microfluidic device into a standard well plate.
- the device 100 can be bundled into a carrier that is designed to separate the linear devices from each other with a center-to-center hole distance of the orifice plate 200.
- many of the containers of the orifice plates can be immediately filled from a suitable bundle of treated devices 100.
- a portion of the orifice container can vary, with some of the rows being used as connection areas, up to all orifice containers. However, any number of devices can be used, from one to as many as the entire orifice plate.
- the multi-beam rotary elution fixture 300 can simultaneously elute the treated analyte into a plurality of intact well plates. Although each channel has a slow flow rate, each card can process 8/16/24 samples in less than 5 minutes. Different fluid manifolds can be used. For example, a manifold for an 8-channel device can divide the line from 1 to 8. This is because the analyte is concentrated to ⁇ 300 uL (hopper volume/channel).
- Figure 6 shows details of the output port of device 100 that is matched to the orifice plate 280 container.
- the internal volume/channel of ⁇ 30uL needs to meet the requirements of matching the orifice plate, and no hole overflow occurs.
- the lip of each of the overmolded washers 180 protrudes into the inner wall of the bore and the lip of the orifice is pressed into the washer.
- a small passage in the gasket allows air to be trapped in the hole. As the air escapes the orifice during the rotational elution of the device (e.g., with the rotary elution fixture of Figure 5), centrifugal force pushes the agglomerates of the target portion into the pores.
- conditional language used herein (such as including “can”, “may”, “may” and “such as”, etc.) is generally intended to mean Some embodiments include certain features, elements and/or states, while other embodiments do not include these. Therefore, these conditional languages are generally not intended to imply that the features, elements, and/or states may be applied to one or more embodiments in any desired manner, or one or more embodiments necessarily include logic for the decision, whether or not There are author input or prompts, whether or not these features, elements and/or states are included, or will be performed in any particular implementation.
- an antisense conjunction such as the phrase "at least one of X, Y, or Z" is generally understood in the context as an item, term, etc., and may be X, Y, or Z, or any combination thereof ( For example, X, Y, and/or Z).
- antisense conjunctions are generally not intended and should not imply that certain embodiments require at least one of X, at least one of Y, or at least one of Z to exist.
- ⁇ or “approximately” and the like are synonymous and are used to indicate that the value of the term modification has a range of understanding associated therewith, wherein the range can be ⁇ 20%, ⁇ 15%, ⁇ 10%, ⁇ 5% or ⁇ 1%.
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- 一种并行的微流体血液分离装置,包括:至少两个并行的微流体通道,包括流动区域,所述流动区域配置为沿基本上垂直的方向引导流体流动;每个通道中至少一个样品料斗,与所述流动区域流体连通;至少一个缓冲液流体输入端口,与所述流动区域流体连通;以及,至少一个流体输出端口;其中所述装置配置为在每个通道的基本上顶端处接收样品流体,在每个通道的侧面接收缓冲液流体,在所述缓冲液输入端口与基本上位于每个通道底部处的输出端口之间施加压力,在所述流动区域至所述输出端口之间产生所述样品和缓冲液流体的鞘流,并且其中所述装置配置为与分离装置一起使用以从所述装置中的所述样品流体捕获感兴趣的分析物。
- 根据权利要求1所述的装置,其中,所述装置中存在线性布置的至少8个并行通道,并且其中所述出口端口的间隔与标准孔板容器分离规格兼容。
- 根据权利要求2所述的装置,其中,所述装置中存在线性布置的16或24个并行通道中的至少一种,并且其中所述出口端口的间隔与标准孔板容器分离规格兼容。
- 根据权利要求2所述的装置,其中,所述分离装置是磁性的,所述分离装置配置为将磁性标记的分析物吸引到每个通道的侧壁,并且在流动操作完成之后,将所述分析物保持在合适的位置以保留在所述装置中。
- 根据权利要求1所述的装置,其中,所述装置由至少两个塑料部件制成,一个部件注塑成型有料斗、输入端口、输出端口和流动区域结构,并且另一部件是盖件,与注塑成型部件连接以获得完成装置。
- 根据权利要求5所述的装置,其中,至少一个柔性垫圈的材料注塑成型到至少一个端口。
- 根据权利要求5所述的装置,其中,所述柔性垫圈在所述输出端口上,所述输出端口基本上设置在每个通道的底部,并且所述垫圈配置为密封到孔板容器。
- 根据权利要求1所述的装置,其中,存在两个侧缓冲液流体输入,位于每个通道上的所述流动区域的相对侧上,配置为在两侧上包覆所述样品流。
- 根据权利要求1所述的装置,配置为在流动分离完成后将每个通道的输出端口接合到收集装置,其中旋转所述分离装置和所述收集装置以将所述分析物送入所述收集装置中。
- 根据权利要求9所述的装置,其中,所述收集装置是孔板,并且所述分离装置输出端口将每个通道密封到成排的孔板容器。
- 根据权利要求10所述的装置,其中,装有分离的分析物的多个分离装置在保持固定件中组套在一起并密封到多排孔板容器。
- 根据权利要求11所述的装置,其中,旋转固定件配置为旋转被密封到孔板的分离装置的多个组套,以进行高度并行的样品提取。
- 一种使用分离装置进行高度并行的微流体血液分离的方法,所述分离装置包括至少两个并行的微流体通道,包括流动区域,所述流动区域配置为沿基本上垂直方向引导流体流动,所述方法包括:填充与所述流动区域流体连通的每个通道的样品料斗;向与所述流动区域流体连通的每个通道的输入端口添加缓冲液流体;以及,从输出端口提取缓冲液和样品流体;其中样品流体在每个通道的基本上顶端处接收,缓冲液流体在每个通道的侧面接收,在缓冲液输入端口与基本上位于每个通道底部处的输出端口之间施加压力,在所述流动区域至所述输出端口之间产生所述样品和缓冲液流体的鞘流,并且其中分离装置用于从所述装置中的所述样品流体中捕获感兴趣的分析物。
- 根据权利要求13所述的方法,其中,所述装置中存在线性布置的至少8个并行通道,并且其中所述出口端口的间隔与标准孔板容器分离规格兼容。
- 根据权利要求14所述的方法,其中,所述装置中存在线性布置的16或24个并行通道中的至少一种,并且其中所述出口端口的间隔与标准孔板容器分离规格兼容。
- 根据权利要求13所述的方法,其中,所述分离装置是磁性的,所述分离装置将磁性标记的分析物吸引到每个通道的侧壁,并且在流动操作完成之后,将所述分析物保持在合适的位置以保留在所述装置中。
- 根据权利要求13所述的方法,其中,存在两侧缓冲液流体输入,位于每个通道上的所述流动区域的相对侧上,并且所述缓冲液流体在两侧上包覆所述样品流。
- 根据权利要求13所述的方法,还包括在流动分离完成后将每个通道的输出端口接合到收集装置,其中旋转所述分离装置和所述收集装置以将所述分析物送入所述收集装置中。
- 根据权利要求13所述的方法,其中,所述收集装置是孔板,并且所述分离装置输出端口将每个通道密封到成排的孔板容器。
- 根据权利要求19所述的方法,其中,装有分离的分析物的多个分离装置在保持固定件中组套在一起并密封到多排孔板容器。
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