Abstract
We report on a unique microfluidic device that can enrich nanoparticles in a continuous flow by railing them along activated tracks (electrodes). This was achieved based on dielectrophoretic force and electrohydrodynamic drag (electrothermal rolls and AC electroosmosis) in both low and high conductive media. The results have implication for the isolation of high quality and pure nanoparticles such as exosomes from biofluids for applications in cancer diagnosis and prognosis.
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