一种具有1024像素的高密度CMOS多模态关节传感器/刺激器阵列,用于整体实时细胞表征

Jong Seok Park, T. Chi, Amy Su, Chengjie Zhu, J. H. Sung, H. Cho, Mark P. Styczynski, Hua Wang
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本文提出了一种完全集成的1024像素CMOS联合多模态传感器/刺激器阵列,用于整体实时细胞表征。每个像素支持细胞外电压记录,光学检测,细胞阻抗测量,以及电流模式细胞刺激。四个独立的片上温度传感器监测环境温度变化。该芯片采用130nm CMOS工艺实现,像素尺寸为58μm×58μm,实现了CMOS中多模态关节传感器/刺激器阵列的最大阵列尺寸和最小像素。电学和生物学测量证明了这种高密度多模态阵列在基于细胞的药物和化学筛选分析中的实用性。
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A high-density CMOS multi-modality joint sensor/stimulator array with 1024 pixels for holistic real-time cellular characterization
This paper presents a fully integrated 1024-pixel world-first joint multi-modality sensor/stimulator array in CMOS for holistic real-time cell characterization. Each pixel supports extracellular voltage recording, optical detection, and cellular impedance measurement, as well as current-mode cellular stimulation. Four independent on-chip temperature sensors monitor the ambient temperature variation. The chip is implemented in a 130nm CMOS process with a pixel size of 58μm×58μm, achieving the largest array-size and smallest pixel for a multi-modality joint sensor/stimulator array in CMOS. The electrical and biological measurements demonstrate the utility of this high-density multi-modality array in cell-based assays for drug and chemical screening.
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