In recent years, single-cell detection technology has become very popular. For example, the subjects of cancer research include multiple clonal populations of cancer cells, and it is necessary to detect individual cancer cells to distinguish subtypes and genetically mutated cells.

However, current single-cell detection devices are unable to meet the precision required for research in terms of operability and technicality. Although the limited dilution method is simple to operate and cost-effective, the accuracy of single-cell fractionation is only 21%, and repeated experiments are required to ensure the acquisition of monoclonal antibodies.

On chip company has developed an On chip SPiS device to address this issue. Through this device, single-cell plating with an accuracy of over 90% can be completed in a short period of time with simple operation.

Characteristics of On chip SPiS

Automated high-precision single-cell plating

1. Simple and automated operation

2. Use disposable gun heads for dispensing

3. Automatic dilution function+CCD camera image confirmation

4. The maximum diameter of the sample that can be divided is 200 μ m

5. Economical and affordable