Structured biological samples for analysis by mass cytometry
A biologically sampled, structured technology for application-specific bioreactors/fermenters, analytical materials, biomass post-processing, etc., which can solve problems such as limiting flushing time
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[0030] Structured biological materials are used to introduce discrete samples or pixels of biological material into the ionization source of a mass cytometer or mass spectrometer, such as an ICP source. Structured biomaterials refer to materials arranged in discrete addressable sites on a support, such as individual cells, tissue parts, or other aggregates of biological material. The structured biomaterial can be released from the carrier and each discrete pixel of material introduced sequentially into a mass cytometer or mass spectrometer for analysis. In contrast to random introduction of biological samples as in conventional mass cytometry or mass spectrometry, advantages of sequential introduction of discrete material pixels include higher sample processing rates and elimination of multimers caused by simultaneous arrival of multiple entities, Such as dimers, trimers, etc. Handling and analysis of data can also be simplified by eliminating multimers.
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