Recent Developments in SERS Microfluidic Chips: From Fundamentals to Biosensing Applications
Shuai Lian,
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Xiaoqiong Li,
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Xuefei Lv
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et al.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
This
paper
reviews
the
latest
research
progress
of
surface-enhanced
Raman
spectroscopy
(SERS)
microfluidic
chips
in
field
biosensing.
Due
to
its
single-molecule
sensitivity,
selectivity,
minimal
or
no
preprocessing,
and
immediacy,
SERS
is
considered
a
promising
biosensing
technology.
However,
nondirectional
interactions
between
biological
samples
substrate,
as
well
fluctuations
sample
environment
temperature
during
signal
acquisition,
can
affect
stability
reproducibility
signals.
Integrating
with
not
only
leverages
continuous
flow,
high
reaction
efficiency,
throughput,
multifunctionality
address
challenges
applications
but
also
expands
scope
technology
by
providing
novel
on-chip
optical
detection
method.
The
combination
enables
complementary
advantages
both
technologies
offers
highly
"combined
technology"
for
starts
introducing
enhancement
mechanisms
presents
labeled
label-free
strategies.
Based
on
differences
substrate
properties,
we
broadly
categorize
into
colloidal
nanoparticle-based
fixed
substrate-based
chips.
Finally,
review
targets
such
nucleic
acids,
proteins,
small
biomolecules,
live
cells.
In
conclusion
outlook
section,
summarize
faced
propose
feasible
solutions.
To
better
leverage
role
biosensing,
present
an
future
development
this
combined
Language: Английский
Dynamic Measurement of Flowing Microparticles in Microfluidics Using Pulsed Modulated Digital Holographic Microscopy
Photonics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(5), P. 411 - 411
Published: April 24, 2025
We
propose
a
pulsed
modulated
digital
holographic
microscopy
(PM-DHM)
technique
for
the
dynamic
measurement
of
flowing
microparticles
in
microfluidic
systems.
By
digitally
tuning
pulse
width
and
repetition
rate
laser
source
within
single-frame
exposure,
this
method
enables
recording
multiple
images
at
different
time
points
single
hologram,
allowing
quantification
velocity
acceleration.
demonstrate
feasibility
PM-DHM
by
measuring
velocity,
acceleration,
forces
exerted
on
PMMA
microspheres
red
blood
cells
chips.
Compared
to
traditional
frame-sampling-based
imaging
methods,
has
much
higher
resolution
(in
range
microseconds)
that
is
limited
only
duration.
This
demonstrates
significant
potential
high-throughput
label-free
flow
cytometry
detection
offers
promising
applications
drug
development
cell
analysis.
Language: Английский