Current market solutions are costly and cumbersome.

ChipCheck is an inexpensive and easier to use alternative.

Immunotherapeutics are often patient specific and must be tailored from patient to patient. Additionally, current techniques and assays are expensive and timely, require use of extensive equipment, and require high quantities of materials. Therefore, there is a need for additional screening tests to aid the development of an immunotherapy regime. A platform to study cell migration before patient implementation can prove effective as an initial screening test in this process.

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What is the ChipChecker?

A handheld microfluidic device to provide a testing environment similar to human extracellular matrix (ECM) in aiding in the decision for immunotherapy treatments.

Composed of 3 layers

A top layer acrylic with 6 wells

A middle layer PDMS with fibrin gel acting as the ECM environment

A bottom layer

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Competitors

Our competitors include biotech companies, such as Abcam, Millipore Sigma, and Platypus Technologies, who sell cell migration assays, such as chemotaxis and wound healing assays.

Our platform is more cost-effective and easy to use. Unlike our competitors, the ChipCecker does not follow the standard 96 well plate format preventing well-to-well variablilty when testing different treatments or conditions. The ChipChecker requires lower quantities of reagents and does not require extensive equipment.

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MARKETING STRATEGY

How can you buy a device?

Single Use Sterilized Device

Your ChipCheck will come individually packaged to ensure sterility of your device

Who are our customers?

  • Hosptials
  • Clinician Offices
  • Individual Testing Laboratories
  • Cancer Treatment Centers

Team Spotlight

Meet the ChipChecker Team!

Freddy Menendez

Biomedical Engineering - Project Lead

Crystal Bello

Biomedical Engineering - Biological Scientist

Richard Retonel

Biomedical Engineering - Engineerin Lead

Michelle Saldana

Biomedical Engineering - Manufacturing Engineer

Jessica Arias

Biomedical Engineering - Microfludicis Engineer

Steven Zheng

Biomedical Engineering - Biological Lead

Mentor Spotlight

William C. Tang

Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Henry Samuel School of Engineering

Univesrity of California - Irvine

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