Table 1.
Channel | Blood sample | Dilution | Efficiency | Recovery rate | Purity | Mini spiking (cells/mL) | Flow rate (mL/h) | Comment | Ref. |
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Straight | Whole blood | No dilution | >89% | ~82% | N/A | N/A | 6.75 | 1 cm straight channel | 31 |
Straight | Whole blood | No dilution | 95% | 77.5% | N/A | 50 | 0.45 | Long channel, PEO contamination | 30 |
Spiral | RBC lysed | 5× | N/A | 74.5% | N/A | 72 | 5 | Double spiral + filtration membrane | 29 |
Spiral | RBC lysed | 2× | N/A | >80% | 400–680 WBCs/mL | 66 | 51 | Large slanted spiral, high throughput | 26 |
Spiral | RBC lysed | 50× | N/A | >73% | 63% | >1000 | 2.4 | Cascaded spirals + zigzag channel | 44 |
Vortex | Whole blood | 10–20× | <27% | >57% | 89% | 200 | 22.5 | 8 Paralleled channels, non-continuous | 39,48 |
Straight | RBC lysed | 5× | 99.3% | >93% | 88.7% | 2 | 1.2 | Single channel, recovery rate was 83% for spiking 10 cells in 5 mL sample | This work |
All flow rates from references are converted into effective flow rate of # mL of undiluted whole blood per hour (mL/h) in the table