Double-sided hollow nanoneedle array device and preparation method thereof
A technology of hollow nano and needle arrays, which is applied in the field of intercellular protein transport, can solve problems affecting cell life activities, time-consuming and cumbersome processes, and cytotoxicity, so as to treat abnormal cell protein deficiency, maintain integrity and activity, and avoid The effect of normal function
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[0042] The steps for preparing the upper hollow nanoneedle array or the lower hollow nanoneedle array described in the above step (1) are as follows:
[0043] Use a polycarbonate substrate membrane with uniform nanopore size as a template
[0044] a. First, use atomic layer deposition technology, using gas phase tris or dimethylamino or silane as a precursor and water vapor pulses to alternately pass into the reactor, and deposit uniform silicon oxide on all surfaces of the template substrate including inner pore walls Floor;
[0045] b. Then use plasma etching method, use SF 6 and CF 4 The gas etches away the silicon oxide on the upper surface;
[0046] c, then further use O 2 Part of the substrate film is etched away by plasma etching to form a tubular hollow nanoneedle structure of silicon oxide.
[0047] The steps of integrating the hollow nanoneedle array described in the above step (2) with the microfluidic pipeline are as follows:
[0048] a, use photolithography ...
Embodiment 1
[0059] Transport of GFP between Hela cells:
[0060] A number of Hela cells are placed on the upper layer of the double-sided nanoneedle array device, and the mutant Hela cells with green fluorescent protein are placed on the lower layer to provide an environment suitable for the normal life of the cells. Flowing into the microfluidic pipeline 2, the green fluorescent protein 30 in the lower cell 20 flows into the upper cell 10, and the green fluorescent protein in the upper and lower Hela cells of the same batch is observed with a confocal fluorescence microscope every 12 hours. It was found that most of the Hela cells were still living normally after repeated extractions, and green fluorescent protein was detected in the Hela cells without green fluorescent protein. Intracellular protein is extracted creatively and transported to another type of cell to maintain the integrity and activity of the cell and avoid interfering with the normal function of the cell; it can continuo...
Embodiment 2
[0062] Transport of green and red fluorescent proteins between Hela cells:
[0063] A number of Hela cells expressing green fluorescent protein are placed on the upper layer of the double-sided nanoneedle array device, and mutant Hela cells with red fluorescent protein are placed on the lower layer to provide an environment suitable for the normal life of the cells, and the hollow nanoneedle 11 on the upper layer is used to break the Hela cell membrane , so that the cell liquid flows into the microfluidic channel 2 , and the red fluorescent protein 30 in the lower layer cells 20 flows into the upper layer cells 10 . The red and green fluorescent proteins in the upper and lower Hela cells of the same batch were observed with a confocal fluorescence microscope every 12 hours. It can be found that most of the Hela cells are still living normally after repeated extractions, and red and green fluorescent proteins are detected in the upper and lower Hela cells at the same time. Int...
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