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* Clean glass slide with IP and N2
 
* Clean glass slide with IP and N2
 
* Punch holes for fluid inlets
 
* Punch holes for fluid inlets
** For 1/16" tubes use OD?? punch
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** Used 1/16" punch to create the holes
** For thin teflon tube use OD?? punch
 
 
* Place both PDMS and glass slide with clean sides up on glass plate in plasma cleaner  
 
* Place both PDMS and glass slide with clean sides up on glass plate in plasma cleaner  
 
* Follow instructions for [[Plasma treatment]]
 
* Follow instructions for [[Plasma treatment]]
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** Sterilize the tubes
 
** Sterilize the tubes
 
== Sterilizing ==
 
== Sterilizing ==
* If you want a sterile chip move each object into LAF bench once they have been sterilized
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No sterilizing today, everything was done in 420 instead of in 431
* Spray chip with ethanol and rub off glass side
 
* Assemble syringe, needle and teflon tube
 
* Spray ethanol and rub outside
 
* Rinse beaker in ethanol and pour in a small amount of ethanol
 
* Retract syringe half way in air, and fill teflon tube with ethanol
 
* Empty syringe of ethanol and air, make sure it is dry
 
* Empty beaker of ethanol
 
 
== Water filling ==
 
== Water filling ==
 
* Fill a small amount of distilled water in beaker
 
* Fill a small amount of distilled water in beaker
 
* Retract <1ml distilled water into tube/needle/syringe
 
* Retract <1ml distilled water into tube/needle/syringe
 
* Fit in inlet of chip and fill slowly
 
* Fit in inlet of chip and fill slowly
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** Needle into tube first, then tube into inlet
 
* Empty syringe and needle to be ready to use for fibronectin
 
* Empty syringe and needle to be ready to use for fibronectin
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== Fibronectin filling ==
 
== Fibronectin filling ==
 
* Take one Eppendorf with 0.5 ml fibronectin form freezer
 
* Take one Eppendorf with 0.5 ml fibronectin form freezer
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** Slowly flow PBS through chip
 
** Slowly flow PBS through chip
 
== Cell filling ==
 
== Cell filling ==
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[[File:Cell Colony April 4th.jpg|thumb|Cell Colony April 4th]]
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[[File:Cell adhesion .png|thumb|Cell adhesion first 10 minutes]]

Latest revision as of 13:51, 4 April 2022

Followed the procedure

Assembling the chip

  • Clean glass slide with IP and N2
  • Punch holes for fluid inlets
    • Used 1/16" punch to create the holes
  • Place both PDMS and glass slide with clean sides up on glass plate in plasma cleaner
  • Follow instructions for Plasma treatment
  • Placed the PDMS on top of the glass slide and watch it attach
  • Some pressure needed to be applied to bond

Filling the chip

For sterilizing and filling the chip with water and fibronectin you need

  • 1ml syringe with
  • 20G needle and
  • 2cm long 1/16" teflon tube on the needle.
  • small beaker
  • ethanol
  • distilled water
  • Eppendorf tube of fibronectin
  • Cells in fresh media
  • Inlet and outlet tubes
    • Measure lengths of inlet and outlet tubes and cut
    • Sterilize the tubes

Sterilizing

No sterilizing today, everything was done in 420 instead of in 431

Water filling

  • Fill a small amount of distilled water in beaker
  • Retract <1ml distilled water into tube/needle/syringe
  • Fit in inlet of chip and fill slowly
    • Needle into tube first, then tube into inlet
  • Empty syringe and needle to be ready to use for fibronectin

Fibronectin filling

  • Take one Eppendorf with 0.5 ml fibronectin form freezer
  • Thaw the fibronectin
  • Retract fibronectin into tube/needle/syringe
  • fit in inlet of chip and fill slowly
  • Attach inlet and outlet tubes
  • Incubate for 30 min in incubator
  • Rinse with PBS
    • Details?
    • Pour ~?? ml PBS in sterile beaker
    • Fill sterile ?? ml syringe+needle with PBS
    • Slowly flow PBS through chip

Cell filling

Cell Colony April 4th
Cell adhesion first 10 minutes