Label-Free Imaging Flow Cytometry with Rare Cell Classification using Motion-Sensitive-Triggered Interferometry

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Eden Dotan; Dana Yagoda-Aharoni; Eli Shapira; Natan T. Shaked

doi:10.1039/d5lc00634a

January 1, 2025Lab on a ChipOpen Access

Label-Free Imaging Flow Cytometry with Rare Cell Classification using Motion-Sensitive-Triggered Interferometry

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Key Points

The system enhances detection of rare cells without needing fluorescent labels, improving efficiency.
Key evidence shows the integration of a microfluidic chip and motion-sensitive camera improves imaging quality.
This approach uses a combination of label-free imaging and interferometric-phase-microscopy for advanced analysis.
These findings may enable more precise diagnostics and improve rare cell identification in clinical settings.

Implication

This imaging system improves rare cell classification with a motion-sensitive camera and interferometric techniques.

Abstract

We present a label-free imaging flow cytometry system that integrates a microfluidic chip imaged by a motion-sensitive (event-based) camera and an interferometric-phase-microscopy module using a simple frame-based camera. The event...

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Dotan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d6d8978b2b6861e4c3ed1a https://doi.org/10.1039/d5lc00634a

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Label-Free Imaging Flow Cytometry with Rare Cell Classification using Motion-Sensitive-Triggered Interferometry

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Label-Free Imaging Flow Cytometry with Rare Cell Classification using Motion-Sensitive-Triggered Interferometry

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