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US 8,940,143 · App. 11/771,536 · Granted Jan 27, 2015

Gel-based bio chip for electrochemical synthesis and electrical detection of polymers

Inventors: Valery M. Dubin (Portland, OR); Nikolay Suetin (Moscow, RU)
Assignee: Intel Corporation
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Patent No.
US 8,940,143
App. No.
11/771,536
Granted
Jan 27, 2015
Kind
B2
Abstract

An embodiment of the invention relates to a biochip comprising at least two measurement electrodes, a synthesis electrode, a ground electrode, a gap between the at least two measurement electrodes, a porous dielectric isolation layer and a gel comprising a probe in the gap, wherein the porous dielectric isolation layer is between the synthesis electrode and the gel. Yet other embodiments relate to the method of manufacturing the biochip and using the biochip for electrical detection of bio-species.

Claims (21)

1. A biochip comprising at least two measurement electrodes, a synthesis electrode, a ground electrode, a gap between the at least two measurement electrodes, a porous dielectric isolation layer that electrically isolates the measurement electrodes from the synthesis electrode, and a gel comprising a polymer, wherein the gel is in the gap, and the porous dielectric isolation layer is between the synthesis electrode and the gel, wherein the gap is filled with the gel.

2. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the polymer is a DNA, a RNA or a protein.

3. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the gel is a hydrogel comprising water and a protein.

4. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the gel comprises metallic particles.

5. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the gel has a charged surface comprising charged surface groups.

6. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the gel comprises an enzyme.

7. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the synthesis electrode comprises a noble metal.

8. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the gel is a hydrogel comprising water.

9. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the gel is a hydrogel comprising a protein.

10. The biochip of claim 1 , wherein the gel is in direct contact with the at least two measurement electrodes.

11. A biochip comprising at least two measurement electrodes, a synthesis electrode, a ground electrode, a gap between the at least two measurement electrodes, a porous dielectric isolation layer that electrically isolates the measurement electrodes from the synthesis electrode, and a gel comprising a polymer, wherein the gel is in the gap, and the porous dielectric isolation layer is between the synthesis electrode and the gel; wherein the gel is covalently bonded to the porous dielectric isolation layer.

12. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the polymer is a DNA, a RNA or a protein.

13. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the gel is a hydrogel comprising water and a protein.

14. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the gel comprises metallic particles.

15. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the gel has a charged surface comprising charged surface groups.

16. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the gel comprises an enzyme.

17. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the synthesis electrode comprises a noble metal.

18. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the gel is a hydrogel comprising water.

19. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the gel is a hydrogel comprising a protein.

20. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the gap is filled with the gel.

21. The biochip of claim 11 , wherein the gel is in direct contact with the at least two measurement electrodes.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 23, 2009
From: DUBIN, VALERY M.; SUETIN, NIKOLAY
To: INTEL CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 023133/0081 →
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20090000957A1 · Jan 1, 2009