Jing-meng CHENG, Li YANG, Wei ZHOU, et al. Analysis on influence parameters of cell sorting using optical pressure difference technology[J]. Optics and precision engineering, 2017, 25(8): 2029-2037.
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Jing-meng CHENG, Li YANG, Wei ZHOU, et al. Analysis on influence parameters of cell sorting using optical pressure difference technology[J]. Optics and precision engineering, 2017, 25(8): 2029-2037. DOI: 10.3788/OPE.20172508.2029.
Analysis on influence parameters of cell sorting using optical pressure difference technology
the finite volume method was adopted to establish cross cell separation model
and a cell screening simulation method was proposed based on light pressure difference for analysis of influence factors of cell screening in microfluidics. Based on laminar flow
fluid flow
particle tracking and wave optics theories
a cross type optical particle separation model was established by finite element analysis. Using light pressure difference technology
various factors affecting the separation of cells were studied
including particle diameter
laser power
temperature and fiber diameter. Furthermore
deflection distances of the particles in the fluid due to the optical radiation pressure were determined experimentally. The results show that in microfluidics
laser power
cell diameter and temperature (20℃) generally are proportional to deflection distance separately. When fiber diameter and cell diameter are in the same size
optical radiation pressure reaches the maximum. When laser acts on particles with diameter of 3
μ
m
8
μ
m and 20
μ
m through fibers with diameters of 7
μ
m or 8
μ
m
radiation pressure reaches its maximum
thus choosing single mode fiber with diameter of 8
μ
m as an important optical device in the experiments. The above conclusion provides an reference for further study of precision of numerical simulation on cell screening factors.
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