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Scientific Reports | 2016

Manipulation of zebrafish's orientation using artificial cilia in a microchannel with actively adaptive wall design

Karthick Mani; Tsung Chun Chang Chien; Bivas Panigrahi; Chia Yuan Chen

The zebrafish is a powerful genetic model organism especially in the biomedical chapter for new drug discovery and development. The genetic toolbox which this vertebrate possesses opens a new window to investigate the etiology of human diseases with a high degree genetic similarity. Still, the requirements of laborious and time-consuming of contemporary zebrafish processing assays limit the procedure in carrying out such genetic screen at high throughput. Here, a zebrafish control scheme was initiated which includes the design and validation of a microfluidic platform to significantly increase the throughput and performance of zebrafish larvae manipulation using the concept of artificial cilia actuation. A moving wall design was integrated into this microfluidic platform first time in literature to accommodate zebrafish inside the microchannel from 1 day post-fertilization (dpf) to 6 dpf and can be further extended to 9 dpf for axial orientation control in a rotational range between 0 to 25 degrees at the minimum step of 2-degree increment in a stepwise manner. This moving wall feature was performed through the deflection of shape memory alloy wire embedded inside the microchannel controlled by the electrical waveforms with high accuracy.


Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine | 2016

Endoleak Assessment Using Computational Fluid Dynamics and Image Processing Methods in Stented Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Models.

Yueh Hsun Lu; Karthick Mani; Bivas Panigrahi; Wen Tang Hsu; Chia Yuan Chen

Endovascular aortic aneurysm repair (EVAR) is a predominant surgical procedure to reduce the risk of aneurysm rupture in abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) patients. Endoleak formation, which eventually requires additional surgical reoperation, is a major EVAR complication. Understanding the etiology and evolution of endoleak from the hemodynamic perspective is crucial to advancing the current posttreatments for AAA patients who underwent EVAR. Therefore, a comprehensive flow assessment was performed to investigate the relationship between endoleak and its surrounding pathological flow fields through computational fluid dynamics and image processing. Six patient-specific models were reconstructed, and the associated hemodynamics in these models was quantified three-dimensionally to calculate wall stress. To provide a high degree of clinical relevance, the mechanical stress distribution calculated from the models was compared with the endoleak positions identified from the computed tomography images of patients through a series of imaging processing methods. An endoleak possibly forms in a location with high local wall stress. An improved stent graft (SG) structure is conceived accordingly by increasing the mechanical strength of the SG at peak wall stress locations. The presented analytical paradigm, as well as numerical analysis using patient-specific models, may be extended to other common human cardiovascular surgeries.


Scientific Reports | 2018

Sperm activation through orbital and self-axis revolutions using an artificial cilia embedded serpentine microfluidic platform

Bivas Panigrahi; Chang Hung Lu; Neha Ghayal; Chia Yuan Chen

The zebrafish sperm activation profoundly depends upon the homogeneous mixing of the sperm cells with its diluent in a quick succession as it alters the cell’s extracellular medium and initiates their motility. Manual stirring, the traditional method for zebrafish sperm activation is tedious, time-consuming, and has a poor outcome. In this aspect, an artificial cilia embedded serpentine microfluidic is designed through which hydrodynamic factors of the microfluidic environment can be precisely regulated to harness uniform mixing, hence ensuring a superior sperm activation. To quantify the sperm motility, computer assisted sperm analysis software (CASA) was used whereas to quantify the generated flow field, micro particle image velocimetry (μPIV) was used. With this proposed microfluidic, 74.4% of the zebrafish sperm were activated which is 20% higher than its currently existing manual measurements. The μPIV analysis demonstrates that the curvature of the microchannel induces an orbital rotation to the flow field along the length of the microchannel together with the artificial cilia actuation which instigates a local rotation to the flow field of the artificial cilia location. The collective rotation in the whole flow field induce vorticity that promotes the change in temporal dynamics of the sperm cells towards their activation.


Biomicrofluidics | 2018

A noninvasive light driven technique integrated microfluidics for zebrafish larvae transportation

Karthick Mani; Yu Che Hsieh; Bivas Panigrahi; Chia Yuan Chen

Transferring the zebrafish larvae on an imaging platform has long been performed manually by the use of forceps or through mechanical pumping. These methods induce detrimental damages to the fragile bodies of zebrafish larvae during the transportation. To address this issue, in this work we are devising a light driven technique to transport zebrafish larvae within a microfluidic environment. In particular, an optomotor behavioral response of the zebrafish larvae was controlled through the computer animated moving gratings for their transportation within a microfluidics chamber. It was observed that with an optimum grating frequency of 1.5 Hz and a grating width ratio of 1:1, a 5 days-post fertilization zebrafish larva can be transported within minimum and maximum time periods of 0.63 and 2.49 s, respectively. This proposed technique can be utilized towards multi-automatic transportation of zebrafish larvae within the microfluidic environment as well as the zebrafish core facility.


Micromachines | 2017

An Integrated Artificial Cilia Based Microfluidic Device for Micropumping and Micromixing Applications

Yu An Wu; Bivas Panigrahi; Yueh Hsun Lu; Chia Yuan Chen

A multi-purpose microfluidic device that can be used for both micromixing and micropropulsion operations has always been in demand, as it would simplify the various process flows associated with the current micro-total analysis systems. In this aspect, we propose a biomimetic artificial cilia-based microfluidic device that can efficiently facilitate both mixing and propulsion sequentially at the micro-scale. A rectangular microfluidic device consists of four straight microchannels that were fabricated using the microfabrication technique. An array of artificial cilia was embedded within one of the channel’s confinement through the aforementioned technique. A series of image processing and micro-particle image velocimetry technologies were employed to elucidate the micromixing and micropropulsion phenomena. Experiment results demonstrate that, with this proposed microfluidic device, a maximum micromixing efficiency and flow rate of 0.84 and 0.089 µL/min, respectively, can be achieved. In addition to its primary application as a targeted drug delivery system, where a drug needs to be homogeneously mixed with its carrier prior to its administration into the target body, this microfluidic device can be used as a micro-total analysis system for the handling of other biological specimens.


Chemical Engineering and Processing | 2016

Hydrodynamic influences of artificial cilia beating behaviors on micromixing

Chia Yuan Chen; Chun Chieh Hsu; Karthick Mani; Bivas Panigrahi


Sensors and Actuators B-chemical | 2017

An artificial cilia-based micromixer towards the activation of zebrafish sperms

Pin Yi Huang; Bivas Panigrahi; Chang Hung Lu; Ping Feng Huang; Chia Yuan Chen


Microsystem Technologies-micro-and Nanosystems-information Storage and Processing Systems | 2017

Hydrodynamically efficient micropropulsion through a new artificial cilia beating concept

Yu An Wu; Bivas Panigrahi; Chia Yuan Chen


Cardiovascular Engineering and Technology | 2018

A Shape Memory Alloy-Based Miniaturized Actuator for Catheter Interventions

Yueh-Hsun Lu; Karthick Mani; Bivas Panigrahi; Saurabh Hajari; Chia Yuan Chen


international conference on micro electro mechanical systems | 2018

Zebrafish sperm activation through an artificial cilia embedded serpentine microfluidic platform

Bivas Panigrahi; Chang-Hung Lu; Neha Ghayal; Chia Yuan Chen

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Chia Yuan Chen

National Cheng Kung University

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Karthick Mani

National Cheng Kung University

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Chang Hung Lu

National Cheng Kung University

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Neha Ghayal

National Cheng Kung University

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Pin Yi Huang

National Cheng Kung University

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Yu An Wu

National Cheng Kung University

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Yueh Hsun Lu

National Yang-Ming University

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Chang-Hung Lu

National Cheng Kung University

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Chun Chieh Hsu

National Cheng Kung University

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