High-density, miniaturized arrays including high surface areas. Arrays described include substrate with a coating of linking agents, as well as arrays with reactants affixed to the substrates. Methods of manufacturing high-density arrays of reactants. The methods include the use of oriented, heat shrink films and elastomeric materials. Methods of functionalizing a substrate with linking agents for subsequent affixation of reactants are also disclosed herein.
Method For Cell Selection Utilizing Azlactone-Functional Supports
Azlactone-functional supports are used to provide cell selection from a mixture such as bone marrow or peripheral blood having a desired target cell population. An azlactone-functional support is derivatized by covalently coupling to the support a biologically active substance that binds the target cells. A mixture containing the target cells is contacted with the derivatized support to bind the target cells to the biologically active substance, and unbound remaining mixture is removed from the support. Bound cells may be eluted from the support to obtain purified target cells. Biologically active substances include antibodies, lectins, proteins, antigens and avidin. The biologically active substance may directly or indirectly bind cells in the mixture. Indirect binding may be through a second, intermediary biologically active substance that is bifunctional. The azlactone-functional support is provided by incorporating an azlactone moiety into a base polymer support that has been selected by prescreening base polymer supports with a cell mixture to identify a base polymer support having minimal nonspecific binding of cells in the mixture.
High Density, Miniaturized Arrays And Methods Of Manufacturing Same
High-density, miniaturized arrays including high surface areas. Arrays described include substrate with a coating of linking agents, as well as arrays with reactants affixed to the substrates. Methods of manufacturing high-density arrays of reactants. The methods include the use of oriented, heat shrink films and elastomeric materials. Methods of functionalizing a substrate with linking agents for subsequent affixation of reactants are also disclosed herein.
High Density, Miniaturized Arrays And Methods Of Manufacturing Same
High-density, miniaturized arrays including high surface areas. Arrays described include substrate with a coating of linking agents, as well as arrays with reactants affixed to the substrates. Methods of manufacturing high-density arrays of reactants. The methods include the use of oriented, heat shrink films and elastomeric materials. Methods of functionalizing a substrate with linking agents for subsequent affixation of reactants are also disclosed herein.
Patrick L. Coleman - Minneapolis MN Kurt J. Halverson - Lake Elmo MN James I. Hembre - Plymouth MN Sanjay L. Patil - Minneapolis MN Anila Prabhu - Woodbury MN Raj Rajagopal - Woodbury MN Jerald K. Rasmussen - Stillwater MN Barbara C. Swenson - North St. Paul MN Patrick S. Quint - St. Paul MN
A coated laminate having an ionic surface including a shrinkable polymeric film, an ionic coating and, optionally, a hydrogel is disclosed. A method for transferring sample molecules from a matrix to a coated laminate having an ionic surface also is disclosed.
Louis C. Haddad - Mendota Heights MN James I. Hembre - Plymouth MN Jerald K. Rasmussen - Stillwater MN Daniel Sarpong - Maplewood MN
Assignee:
3M Innovative Properties Company - St. Paul MN
International Classification:
C08C 2602
US Classification:
5253267, 5253268, 428361, 428370, 428403, 4284111
Abstract:
Surface coatings including azlactone-functional hydrogels and articles with the coatings disposed thereon are disclosed. Methods of making the coating and controlling the gellation time of the hydrogels are also disclosed.
High Density, Miniaturized Arrays And Methods Of Manufacturing Same
High-density, miniaturized arrays including high surface areas. Arrays described include substrate with a coating of linking agents, as well as arrays with reactants affixed to the substrates. Methods of manufacturing high-density arrays of reactants. The methods include the use of oriented, heat shrink films and elastomeric materials. Methods of functionalizing a substrate with linking agents for subsequent affixation of reactants are also disclosed herein.