AMAG Pharmaceuticals has developed a microfluidic chip-based assay device for measuring clotting times in blood samples without the need for chemical activating agents. The device utilizes anionically charged surfaces to activate clotting and integrated electrodes to measure changes in electrical impedance, allowing for precise and reproducible clot formation analysis. GlobalData’s report on AMAG Pharmaceuticals gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.

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Microchip for measuring clotting time in blood samples

Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Credit: AMAG Pharmaceuticals Inc

A recently granted patent (Publication Number: US11852639B2) discloses a test microchip designed for measuring clotting time in blood or plasma samples. The microchip features microchannels with test chambers that draw samples through capillary action, activating clotting upon entry due to anionically charged surfaces. Integrated electrodes within the microchip measure changes in electrical impedance to determine clot formation accurately. The patent also includes a microassay device incorporating the test microchip and a reader, where the reader detects impedance changes and regulates temperature to provide precise clotting time measurements.

Furthermore, the patent outlines a method for measuring clotting time using the test microchip and reader system. By applying a blood or plasma sample to the microchip within the reader, changes in electrical impedance are monitored to determine clotting time accurately. The method involves regulating the temperature of the test chamber and obtaining output data on the clotting time, with the change in impedance measured by applying an AC voltage to the sample. This innovative technology offers a reliable and efficient solution for measuring clotting time in blood or plasma samples, with potential applications in various medical and diagnostic settings.

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