PCR device with integrated thermal cycling and fluorescence detection elements
PCR device with integrated thermal cycling and fluorescence detection elements
In this paper, we present both a theoretical evaluation and the fabrication of a novel polymerase chain reaction (PCR) microdevice. This microdevice contains elements for both thermal cycling and fluorescence detection. The proposed device is composed of a reaction chamber with integrated temperature sensor, heaters, p-n diode and optical filter. The advantage of combining these in a single structure is that real time detection of DNA amplification will be possible using a small volume of the PCR solution. The photodiode is covered by a thin film optical filter in order to block out the light which is used to excite the fluorophore dyes. CdS is used for the first time for such a filter and the complete microfabrication process is described.
Bahrami, M.
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Melvin, Tracy
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Wilkinson, James S.
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Evans, A.G.R.
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2005
Bahrami, M.
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Melvin, Tracy
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Wilkinson, James S.
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Evans, A.G.R.
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Bahrami, M., Melvin, Tracy, Wilkinson, James S. and Evans, A.G.R.
(2005)
PCR device with integrated thermal cycling and fluorescence detection elements.
SPIE 2005 - Microtechnologies for the New Millennium, , Sevilla, Spain.
09 - 11 May 2005.
(doi:10.1117/12.608646).
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In this paper, we present both a theoretical evaluation and the fabrication of a novel polymerase chain reaction (PCR) microdevice. This microdevice contains elements for both thermal cycling and fluorescence detection. The proposed device is composed of a reaction chamber with integrated temperature sensor, heaters, p-n diode and optical filter. The advantage of combining these in a single structure is that real time detection of DNA amplification will be possible using a small volume of the PCR solution. The photodiode is covered by a thin film optical filter in order to block out the light which is used to excite the fluorophore dyes. CdS is used for the first time for such a filter and the complete microfabrication process is described.
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Published date: 2005
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SPIE 2005 - Microtechnologies for the New Millennium, , Sevilla, Spain, 2005-05-09 - 2005-05-11
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/42413
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