Microscale sensor element and related device and method of use

Measuring and testing – Liquid analysis or analysis of the suspension of solids in a... – By vibration

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C073S061750

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ABSTRACT:
A monitoring apparatus useful in detecting viability of biological cells. A substrate defines a microscopic chamber. One or more microcantilevers extend from the substrate into the chamber. A detector is operatively connected to the microcantilevers for sensing a state of deformation thereof. On each microcantilevers is deposited a layer of an environmentally sensitive hydrogel polymer having a configuration changing in accordance with presence of an environmental parameter.

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