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Solid phase microextraction based micro-device for extraction of PCR amplifiable DNA
Samla, G1, Gan, K.B2, Then, S.M3.
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) extraction or sample preparation from biological
sample (whole blood) for downstream process on microfluidic platform has been widely
studied due to its crucial role in clinical diagnostic and genetic analysis. Sample preparation
can be complicated since blood comprises complex matrices and repeated blood pricking
from patients can be affected their health. Thus, introduction of solid-phase microextraction
(SPME) method would be suitable to isolate, fractionate and concentrate the analyte from
complex sample matrices and implemented on microfluidic device with small amount of
sample. SPME is an effective sample preparation method by chemical lysis followed by
purification mostly by using silica-based platform developed based on direct absorption into
silica resins and desorption of analyte from silica resins.
Affiliation:
- Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia
- The University of Nottingham, Malaysia
- The University of Nottingham, Malaysia
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