Cell rotation is one of the most important techniques for cell manipulation in modern bioscience,as it not only permits cell observation from any arbitrary angle,but also simplifies the procedures for analyzing the me...Cell rotation is one of the most important techniques for cell manipulation in modern bioscience,as it not only permits cell observation from any arbitrary angle,but also simplifies the procedures for analyzing the mechanical properties of cells,characterizing cell physiology,and performing microsurgery.Numerous approaches have been reported for rotating cells in a wide range of academic and industrial applications.Among them,the most popular are micro-robot-based direct contact manipulation and field-based non-contact methods(e.g.,optical,magnetic,electric,acoustic,and hydrodynamic methods).This review first summarizes the fundamental mechanisms,merits,and demerits of these six main groups of approaches,and then discusses their differences and limitations in detail.We aim to bridge the gap between each method and illustrate the development progress,current advances,and prospects in the field of cell rotation.展开更多
We propose a novel on-chip 3D cell rotation method based on a vibration-induced flow.When circular vibration is applied to a microchip with micropillar patterns,a highly localized whirling flow is induced around the m...We propose a novel on-chip 3D cell rotation method based on a vibration-induced flow.When circular vibration is applied to a microchip with micropillar patterns,a highly localized whirling flow is induced around the micropillars.The direction and velocity of this flow can be controlled by changing the direction and amplitude of the applied vibration.Furthermore,this flow can be induced on an open chip structure.In this study,we adopted a microchip with three micropillars arranged in a triangular configuration and an xyz piezoelectric actuator to apply the circular vibration.At the centre of the micropillars,the interference of the vibration-induced flows originating from the individual micropillars induces rotational flow.Consequently,a biological cell placed at this centre rotates under the influence of the flow.Under three-plane circular vibrations in the xy,xz or yz plane,the cell can rotate in both the focal and vertical planes of the microscope.Applying this 3D cell rotation method,we measured the rotational speeds of mouse oocytes in the focal and vertical planes as 63.7±4.0°s^(−1) and 3.5±2.1°s^(−1),respectively.Furthermore,we demonstrated the transportation and rotation of the mouse oocytes and re-positioned their nuclei into a position observable by microscope.展开更多
基金supported by JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(20K15151)Australian Research Council Discovery Projects(DP200102269)+2 种基金JSPS Core-to-Core programAmada FoundationWhite Rock Foundation。
文摘Cell rotation is one of the most important techniques for cell manipulation in modern bioscience,as it not only permits cell observation from any arbitrary angle,but also simplifies the procedures for analyzing the mechanical properties of cells,characterizing cell physiology,and performing microsurgery.Numerous approaches have been reported for rotating cells in a wide range of academic and industrial applications.Among them,the most popular are micro-robot-based direct contact manipulation and field-based non-contact methods(e.g.,optical,magnetic,electric,acoustic,and hydrodynamic methods).This review first summarizes the fundamental mechanisms,merits,and demerits of these six main groups of approaches,and then discusses their differences and limitations in detail.We aim to bridge the gap between each method and illustrate the development progress,current advances,and prospects in the field of cell rotation.
基金This study was financially supported by Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellows Number 13J03580Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas(No.23106002)(No.26630094).
文摘We propose a novel on-chip 3D cell rotation method based on a vibration-induced flow.When circular vibration is applied to a microchip with micropillar patterns,a highly localized whirling flow is induced around the micropillars.The direction and velocity of this flow can be controlled by changing the direction and amplitude of the applied vibration.Furthermore,this flow can be induced on an open chip structure.In this study,we adopted a microchip with three micropillars arranged in a triangular configuration and an xyz piezoelectric actuator to apply the circular vibration.At the centre of the micropillars,the interference of the vibration-induced flows originating from the individual micropillars induces rotational flow.Consequently,a biological cell placed at this centre rotates under the influence of the flow.Under three-plane circular vibrations in the xy,xz or yz plane,the cell can rotate in both the focal and vertical planes of the microscope.Applying this 3D cell rotation method,we measured the rotational speeds of mouse oocytes in the focal and vertical planes as 63.7±4.0°s^(−1) and 3.5±2.1°s^(−1),respectively.Furthermore,we demonstrated the transportation and rotation of the mouse oocytes and re-positioned their nuclei into a position observable by microscope.
