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www.nanotech.dtu.dk/nabis Point-of-Care devices Winnie E. Svendsen DTU Nanotech

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Point-of-Care devices

Winnie E. Svendsen

DTU Nanotech

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Point of Care - Health

http://www.continuaalliance.org/about-the-alliance

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Point of Care – Health

http://health.rush.edu/HealthInformation/Care%20Guides/28/000278.aspx

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Point of Care Technology

Ref: Center for Bio photonics Science and technology University of California

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Point of Care – Enviroment

Vandforurening i Kalundborg Børnehave ramt af vandforurening på tredje uge Udgivet den 02.01.2013 21:18

Advarsel: Drik ikke vandet i KBH Fredag d. 19. aug. 2011 kl. 17:11

2013

2012

2011

Stadig forbud mod brug af vand i centrum af Kalundborg Udgivet den 20.12.2012 21:09 af TV2 ØST's Redaktion

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Point of Care – Enviroment

The Law : Lab test • 30 test per year • 72 hours response time

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Nano Bio Integrated Systems (NaBIS )

2012

Micro and Nano Sensor Platforms

Microfluidic Sample handling and manipulation

Bio – Medical Applications

Our vision is to incorporate our research in point of care (POC) technology for diagnostic and monitoring. This is achieved by application-driven research, adapting and refining methodologies to micro- and nanotechnology within bio-medical fields

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Nano Bio Integrated Systems (NaBIS )

Micro and Nano Sensor Platforms

Bio – Medical Applications

Microfluidic Sample handling and manipulation

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Point of Care – Sensors

Micro and Nano Sensor Platforms

Bio – Medical Applications

Microfluidic Sample handling and manipulation

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Point of Care – Sensors

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Nano Bio sensors - Health

Biomedical engineering for cancer

and brain disease diagnosis and therapy development

A screenning system for The plasmacytosis virus in Mink

http://www.engcabra.eu

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64 chips

4 SiNW on one chip

The Silicon Nano Wires Sensor

300 nm

SiNW h= 50 nm l = 200 µm w= 50 µm

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SiNW h= 50 nm l = 200 µm w= 50 µm

Azeem Zulfigar

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Semiconducting Nanowire Sensor

+ +

Acceptors Holes (mobile)

=> Get a chage in conductance (DG/G)

+ + + +

+

- - -

Receptors binding a target molecule (negative)

Know and can control charge carriers in the wire

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Silicon Nanowire Biosensor

Nanowire

Add a functional layer

Multiple functional layers

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Silicon Nanowire Biosensor

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SiNW sensor for Aleutian Disease Virus (ADV)

Integration of Silicon Nanowires in Microfluidic Devices

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SiNW sensor for Aleutian Disease Virus (ADV)

Aleutian Disease or Mink Plasmacytosis is a highly contagious parvovirus affecting the animals, causing spontaneous abortion and death in minks and ferrets. ADV smallest virus existing d~7 nm Task : Screen blood samples for antibodies

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Immobilization of whole virus

Goal : Attach the dead virus on the surface

Detect antibodies in the animal sample

APTES

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Test Functionalisation Scheme Immobilization results

12 hours without light

3 hours with P H3CBF4

Conclusion: 1.High selectivity 2.High Yield 3.The catalysts worked as planned

12 hours with light

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Screening for ADV virus in Minks sample

Lars Andresen

KU Sund 2010

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Michael Jørgensen Msc Martin H. Sørensen MSc

Integration of Silicon Nanowires in Microfluidic Devices

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Fully automated system

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POCT Screening of Cancer

Biomedical engineering for cancer

and brain disease diagnosis and therapy development

CA9 NKG2D ligands

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Functionalisation Scheme

APTES

Andrea DTU

Lars KU Sund

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Mouse Antibody – Goat Antibody interaction

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Sample Handling

Andrea Pfreundt DTU Nanotech

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System Engineering/ Embedded Systems

Jan Madsen DTU Compute

Francois Patou DTU NTCH

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Acnowledgements People NaBIS

Funds

Collaborators

DTU Nanotecth Mads Brandbyge

Kristian Mølhave

KU-life Søren Schou

Lars Andresen

Franziska , Phd student

DTU Farma Åse Uttenthal

DPA Leif Bruun

Rebekka Dam-Tuxen, Phd Stud.

iSAS – Slovakia

Prof. Silvia Patrokova

DTU Compute Prof. Jan Madsen