We propose and demonstrate a new optical trapping method for single cells that utilizes modulated light fields to trap a wide array of cell types, including mammalian, yeast and Escherichia coli cells, on the surface of a two-dimensional photonic crystal. This method is capable of reducing the required light intensity and thus minimizing the photothermal damage to living cells, thereby extending cell viability in optical trapping and cell manipulation applications. To this end, a thorough characterization of cell viability in optical trapping environments was performed. This study also demonstrates the technique using spatial light modulation in patterned manipulation of live cell arrays over a broad area.
Photonic Crystal Optical Tweezers with High Efficiency for Live Biological Samples and Viability Characterization
Peifeng Jing,Jingda Wu,Gary W. Liu,E. Keeler,S. Pun,Lih Y. Lin
Published 2016 in Scientific Reports
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2016
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Scientific Reports
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2016-01-27
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Biology, Materials Science, Physics, Engineering, Medicine
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