The Analyst,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
A
chemiluminescence
enzyme
immunoassay
based
on
microfluidic
magnetic
droplets
for
multiplex
sepsis
biomarker
screening,
which
has
great
potential
broader
applications
in
biomolecule
detection
and
early
disease
diagnosis,
is
reported.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Navigating
complex
extracellular
environments
requires
extensive
deformation
of
cells
and
their
nuclei.
Most
in
vitro
systems
used
to
study
nuclear
deformations
impose
whole-cell
confinement
that
mimics
the
physical
crowding
experienced
by
during
3D
migration
through
tissues.
Such
systems,
however,
do
not
reproduce
types
expected
occur
line
tissues
such
as
endothelial
or
epithelial
whose
stems
principally
from
topography
underlying
basement
membrane.
Here,
it
is
shown
myoblasts
cultured
on
microgroove
substrates
mimic
anisotropic
membrane
exhibit
large-scale
deformations,
with
partial
complete
penetration
into
microgrooves.
These
lead
significant
DNA
damage
are
dynamic
nuclei
cyclically
entering
exiting
Atomic
force
microscopy
measurements
show
these
cycles
accompanied
transient
changes
perinuclear
stiffness.
Interestingly,
grooves
driven
cell-substrate
adhesion
stresses,
a
limited
need
for
cytoskeleton-associated
forces.
Finally,
demonstrated
laminopathy
patients
abnormal
microgrooves,
raising
possibility
using
novel
functional
diagnostic
platform
pathologies
involve
mechanics.
Biomicrofluidics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Atmospheric
ice-nucleating
particles
(INPs)
make
up
a
vanishingly
small
proportion
of
atmospheric
aerosol
but
are
key
to
triggering
the
freezing
supercooled
liquid
water
droplets,
altering
lifetime
and
radiative
properties
clouds
having
substantial
impact
on
weather
climate.
However,
INPs
notoriously
difficult
model
due
lack
information
their
global
sources,
sinks,
concentrations,
activity,
necessitating
development
new
instrumentation
for
quantifying
characterizing
in
rapid
automated
manner.
Microfluidic
technology
has
been
increasingly
adopted
by
ice
nucleation
research
groups
recent
years
as
means
performing
droplet
analysis
INPs,
enabling
measurement
hundreds
or
thousands
droplets
per
experiment
at
temperatures
down
homogeneous
water.
The
potential
microfluidics
extends
far
beyond
this,
with
an
entire
toolbox
bioanalytical
separation
detection
techniques
developed
over
30
medical
applications.
Such
methods
could
easily
be
adapted
biological
biogenic
INP
revolutionize
field,
example,
identification
quantification
bacteria
fungi.
Combined
miniaturized
sampling
techniques,
we
can
envisage
deployment
microfluidic
sample-to-answer
platforms
automated,
user-friendly
field
that
would
enable
greater
understanding
seasonal
activity.
Here,
review
various
components
such
platform
incorporate
highlight
feasibility,
challenges,
endeavor,
from
assays
separations
bioanalysis.
Electrophoresis,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
ABSTRACT
We
developed
a
novel
electrorotation
(ROT)
device
featuring
microwell
array
with
three
electrodes.
This
allows
to
monitor
the
increase
in
membrane
capacitance
of
cells
subjected
chemical
stimulation.
The
is
integrated
into
bottom
fluidic
channel
and
holds
rotating
during
stimulation
solution
containing
agent.
Positive
dielectrophoresis
(p‐DEP)
effectively
traps
microwells,
whereas
negative
DEP
(n‐DEP)
facilitates
rapid
formation
single‐cell
presence.
Alternating
current
(AC)
voltages
120°
phase
shift
applied
across
electrodes
enable
vertical
simultaneous
rotation
cells.
observed
peak
rate
as
function
frequency,
frequency
spectrum
shifting
lower
frequencies
increased.
A
positive
correlation
was
identified
between
capacitance,
so
monitoring
low‐frequency
range
advantageous.
Although
n‐DEP
at
risks
removing
from
continuous
ROT
achieved
by
regulating
height
center
demonstrated
induced
Ca
2+
influx
ionomycin.
simple
configuration
statistical
analysis
rates
without
fluorescent
labeling,
making
it
suitable
for
label‐free
assessments
white
blood
cells’
responses
stimuli.
Analytica Chimica Acta,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
1355, P. 343894 - 343894
Published: March 4, 2025
Shear
flow
deformability
cytometry
is
an
emerging
microfluidic
technique
that
has
undergone
significant
advances
in
the
last
few
years
and
offers
considerable
potential
for
clinical
diagnostics
disease
monitoring.
By
simultaneously
measuring
mechanical
morphological
parameters
of
single
cells,
it
a
comprehensive
extension
traditional
cell
analysis,
delivering
unique
insight
into
deformability,
which
gaining
recognition
as
novel
biomarker
health
disease.
Due
to
its
operating
principle,
method
particularly
suitable
analysis
blood
samples.
This
review
focuses
on
recent
developments
shear
cytometry,
widely
adopted
variant
cytometry.
It
strong
applications
practice
due
robust
simple
operation,
demonstrated
with
whole
samples,
well
high
throughput,
can
reach
approximately
1000
cells
per
second.
We
begin
by
discussing
some
basic
factors
influence
properties
give
overview
operational
principles
samples
from
blood,
cultured
tissues.
Next,
we
clinically
relevant
cancer
cells.
Finally,
address
key
challenges
adoption,
such
regulatory
approval,
scalable
manufacturing,
workflow
integration,
emphasizing
need
further
validation
studies
facilitate
implementation.
article
uniquely
emphasizes
relevance
giving
biomarkers
studied
In
addition,
addresses
critical
barriers
translation.
identifying
these
obstacles,
this
aims
demonstrate
bridge
gap
between
research
routine
medical
practice.
The Analyst,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
A
chemiluminescence
enzyme
immunoassay
based
on
microfluidic
magnetic
droplets
for
multiplex
sepsis
biomarker
screening,
which
has
great
potential
broader
applications
in
biomolecule
detection
and
early
disease
diagnosis,
is
reported.