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Flexible microfluidic-device-stamp-system with integrated electrical sensor for real time DNA detection
Describes the design of a reusable microfluidic flow cell for real time DNA detection. This Microfluidic-Device-Stamp-System (MDSS) is realized by a microstructured Silicon-Polymer-Hybrid that is pressed onto a sensing element consists of thin metallic interdigitated electrodes with immobilized capture DNA for hybridization detection. The hybridization temperature is controlled by integrated heating and sensing elements manufactured with standard microsystem technologies. Two-dimensional FEM flow analyses using ANSYS 5.5/FLOTRAN were done to optimize the homogeneities of fluid flow and DNA mass transport in the sensing region.