System and Apparatus for Nanopore Sequencing
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This invention relates to a nanopore sequencing system that uses a piezoelectric substrate to precisely control the size of the nanopore through electrical stimulation. By adjusting the nanopore opening with electrical signals, the system enables highly sensitive and customizable biological measurements, such as DNA or protein sequencing.
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- Real-time DNA sequencing for genomics research
- Protein analysis in clinical diagnostics
- Environmental monitoring for detecting microorganisms
- Rapid identification of pathogens in medical settings
- Research in molecular biology and personalized medicine
BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Allows for highly sensitive and precise measurements of biological molecules
- Enables dynamic control and adjustment of nanopore size for various applications
- Improves sequencing accuracy and throughput by optimizing nanopore conditions
- Potentially reduces costs and complexity compared to fixed nanopore devices
- Supports a wide range of biological measurements and assays
Technical Classifications (CPCs)
Main Classifications
Physics & Measurement
Sub Classifications
Measuring & Testing
CPC Codes
Inventors & Applicants
Inventors
Applicants
Wisconsin Alumni Res Found
Uni Hamburg
Wisconsin Alumni Res Found
Patent Abstract
A piezoelectric substrate having a nanopore opening that separates two reservoirs of conductive fluid may provide for sensitive biological measurements by allowing control of the size of the nanopore according to piezoelectric stimulation of the substrate. Multiple embodiments are provided of monolithic piezoelectric substrates and nanopores for this purpose as well as a control system for controlling the nanopore dimensions electrically using AC or DC waveforms.
Key Information
Publication No.
US2014266147A1
Family ID
51524738
Publication Date
2014-09-18
Application No.
US201313828230A
Application Date
2013-03-14
Priority Date
2013-03-14
Granted
Yes (1/2)
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