Implantable probes and methods of fabrication

Yurii Vlasov (Inventor), Yan Zhang (Inventor), Christopher Kenji Brenden (Inventor), Prasoon Kumar Jha (Inventor), Yifei Yan (Inventor), Sungho Kim (Inventor)

Research output: Patent

Abstract

Provided are implantable probes for analyzing biological fluids and related methods of using and making. The probe is formed with an integrated on-chip probe body that provides for collection and storage of analyte from biological fluid and facilitates subsequent analysis, including by a mass spectrometer (MS). The analysis has high spatial accuracy as the probe tip that collects biological fluid sample is small, including less than 100 μm with an opening less than 10 μm. Temporal information can be obtained by storing the analyte from the biological fluid as a train of droplets separated by an immiscible fluid. The probe body can be electrically energized to facilitate sample ionization and transfer to a MS analysis device. In this manner, the integrated on-chip probe body facilitates analyte collection, storage and subsequent analysis within a single probe body material, including a doped silicon material.
Original languageEnglish (US)
U.S. patent number12016687
Filing date6/23/21
StatePublished - Jun 25 2024

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