Focused Traveling Surface Acoustic Wave-Based Acoustofluidic Chip for Label-Free Cell Sorting

Jie Deng; yang Yang; Zixin Wang; Haiping Zhao; Hao Chen; Lingqian Zhang; Mingxiao Li; Yang Zhao; Chengjun Huang

doi:10.1039/d5an01350j

January 1, 2026The Analyst

Focused Traveling Surface Acoustic Wave-Based Acoustofluidic Chip for Label-Free Cell Sorting

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Key Points

To enable label-free sorting of red and white blood cells based on their physical properties for further analysis.
Developed a focused traveling surface acoustic wave-based chip for sorting cells.
Evaluated sorting efficiency through physical property differentiation of blood cells.
Conducted analysis to determine effectiveness in single-cell applications.
Achieved high sorting efficiency for red and white blood cells with distinct physical properties.
Demonstrated potential for application in single-cell analysis and immune cell engineering.
Showed effectiveness without label dependence, enhancing sorting methodologies.

Implication

Demonstrates effective label-free sorting of blood cells, implying advancements in single-cell analysis.

Abstract

Label-free and effective sorting of red and white blood cells based on their physical properties is crucial for subsequent single-cell analysis or immune cell engineering applications. However, cell sorting relying...

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Deng et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ad1331e7e9681137aa903e https://doi.org/10.1039/d5an01350j

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Focused Traveling Surface Acoustic Wave-Based Acoustofluidic Chip for Label-Free Cell Sorting

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Focused Traveling Surface Acoustic Wave-Based Acoustofluidic Chip for Label-Free Cell Sorting

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