Jie Zhou,Youjun Zeng,Xueliang Wang,Changlin Wu,Zhiwen Cai,Bruce Zhi Gao,Dayong Gu,Yonghong Shao
In this study, a wavelength-interrogated surface plasmon resonance imaging-based immunosensor was developed for ABO blood typing. To construct the immunosensor, the detection line array was formed by the site-directed immobilization of blood group antibodies on SPR chip modified with antibody-binding proteins. Red blood cell (RBC) samples were flowed into the multichannel flow cell that was orthogonal to the detection line arrays. By serially analyzing the interaction between RBCs, antibody A, and antibody B through the observed changes in the resonance dip, blood typing of four RBC samples was achieved in a single run. Detailed investigations focused on optimizing the conditions that affected the efficiency and sensitivity of immunoassay. Under the optimized conditions, the RBC samples were appropriately grouped in less than 1 h, including chip modification time. The lowest detection limit for RBC-A and RBC-B was 2×10 6 cells/ml. The immunosensor developed through this study provided a simple, rapid, high-throughput, and sensitive immunology strategy for classification of ABO blood group.
Zhuo Ren,Chunlan Liu,Yong Wei,Chunbiao Liu,Chen Shi,Xingkai Wang,Yixiong Tang,Rui Wang,Zhihai Liu
The Fiber SPR chip laboratory has become a popular choice in biochemical detection. To meet the needs of different kinds of analytes for the detection range and number of channels of the chip, we proposed a multi-mode SPR chip laboratory based on microstructure fiber in this paper. The chip laboratory was integrated with microfluidic devices made from PDMS and detection units made of bias three-core fiber and dumbbell fiber. By injecting light into different cores of a bias three-core fiber, different detection areas of dumbbell fiber can be selected, enabling the chip laboratory to enter high refractive index detection, multi-channel detection and other working modes. In the high refractive index detection mode, the chip can detect liquid samples with a refractive index range of 1.571-1.595. In multi-channel detection mode, the chip can achieve dual parameter detection of glucose and GHK-Cu, with sensitivities of 4.16 nm/(mg/mL) and 9.729 nm/(mg/mL), respectively. Additionally, the chip can switch to temperature compensation mode. The proposed multi working mode SPR chip laboratory, based on micro structured fiber, offers a new approach for the development of portable testing equipment that can detect multiple analytes and meet multiple requirements.