Separation of blood cells using hydrodynamic lift

作者: T. M. Geislinger , B. Eggart , S. Braunmüller , L. Schmid , T. Franke

DOI: 10.1063/1.4709614

关键词: HemodynamicsStreamlines, streaklines, and pathlinesThermodynamicsChemistryViscosityMicrosphereMechanicsVolumetric flow ratePerpendicularLift (force)Reynolds number

摘要: Using size and deformability as intrinsic biomarkers, we separate red blood cells (RBCs) from other components based on a repulsive hydrodynamic cell-wall-interaction. We exploit this purely viscous lift effect at low Reynolds numbers to induce lateral migration of soft objects perpendicular the streamlines fluid, which closely follows theoretical prediction by Olla [J. Phys. II 7, 1533, (1997)]. study effects flow rate fluid viscosity separation efficiency demonstrate RBCs, platelets, solid microspheres each other. The method can be used for continuous label-free cell classification sorting in on-chip analysis.

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