Methods and devices related to a regulated flow electroporation chamber
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1. A flow electroporation chamber comprising:
- (a) at least two electrodes separated by a spacer, the electrodes and the spacer configured to form a single, continuous chamber within the spacer; and
(b) at least three ports configured to traverse the spacer to communicate through the chamber within the spacer, wherein(i) a first port is for sample flow into the chamber;
(ii) a second port is for processed sample flow out of the chamber; and
(iii) a third port is for non-sample fluid or gas flow in or out of the chamber,wherein the non-sample fluid or gas flows out of the chamber when a sample flows into the chamber and the non-sample fluid or gas flows into the chamber when processed sample flows out of the chamber.
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Abstract
The electroporation chamber and its related devices combine the features of an electroporation chamber that acts as a manifold for regulation of sample flow with those of a flow electroporation device to form a regulated flow electroporation device. The invention further comprises a novel regulated flow electroporation chamber that enables conditions in which a sample is uniformly processed in individual fractions or volumes in a fully closed (sterile) system.
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1. A flow electroporation chamber comprising:
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(a) at least two electrodes separated by a spacer, the electrodes and the spacer configured to form a single, continuous chamber within the spacer; and (b) at least three ports configured to traverse the spacer to communicate through the chamber within the spacer, wherein (i) a first port is for sample flow into the chamber; (ii) a second port is for processed sample flow out of the chamber; and (iii) a third port is for non-sample fluid or gas flow in or out of the chamber, wherein the non-sample fluid or gas flows out of the chamber when a sample flows into the chamber and the non-sample fluid or gas flows into the chamber when processed sample flows out of the chamber. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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