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APPARATUSES AND METHODS FOR SEGREGATING SINGLE-STRANDED DNA ANALYTE MATERIAL FROM A BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS WITH A SENSOR DEVICE

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IPC Classification

B1D 39/16C12N 15/10

CPC Classification

B1D39/1692C12N15/10B1D2239/435B1D2239/654

An apparatus for transferring charged molecules between a first solution compartment and a second solution compartment includes: a barrier arranged between the first and second solution compartments: a valve configured within the barrier: and a plurality of electrets within at least one of the first and second solution compartments. the plurality of electrets sized and shaped to accumulate the charged molecules at a focal zone on a first solution compartment side of the valve. The valve may include a cavity within the valve for receipt of the charged molecules, wherein rotation of the cavity relative to the barrier causes delivery of the charged molecules within the cavity from the first solution compartment side of the valve to a second solution compartment side of the valve. The valve may be made of a conductive material and include a conductive extension opposite the cavity.

Original (Chinese)

An apparatus for transferring charged molecules between a first solution compartment and a second solution compartment includes: a barrier arranged between the first and second solution compartments: a valve configured within the barrier: and a plurality of electrets within at least one of the first and second solution compartments. the plurality of electrets sized and shaped to accumulate the charged molecules at a focal zone on a first solution compartment side of the valve. The valve may include a cavity within the valve for receipt of the charged molecules, wherein rotation of the cavity relative to the barrier causes delivery of the charged molecules within the cavity from the first solution compartment side of the valve to a second solution compartment side of the valve. The valve may be made of a conductive material and include a conductive extension opposite the cavity.

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