NASA NTRS · 20170002896
Nanopipette Apparatus for Manipulating Cells
Abstract
Disclosed herein are methods and systems for controlled ejection of desired material onto surfaces including in single cells using nanopipettes, as well as ejection onto and into cells. Some embodiments are directed to a method and system comprising nanopipettes combined with an xyz controller for depositing a user defined pattern on an arbitrary substrate for the purpose of controlled cell adhesion and growth. Alternate embodiments are directed to a method and system comprising nanopipettes combined with an xyz controller and electronic control of a voltage differential in a bore of the nanopipette electroosmotically injecting material into a cell in a high-throughput manner and with minimal damage to the cell. Yet other embodiments are directed to method and system comprising functionalized nanopipettes combined with scanning ion conductance microscopy for studying molecular interactions and detection of biomolecules inside a single living cell.
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Seger, R. Adam, Actis, Paolo, Vilozny, Boaz, Pourmand, Nader. 2017-03-21. Nanopipette Apparatus for Manipulating Cells. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170002896
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