Fiber Optic Tweezers and Optical Stretcher: biophotonic tools for single cell studies



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Fiber Optic Tweezers and Optical Stretcher: biophotonic tools for single cell studies F. Bragheri, L. Ferrara, P. Minzioni, I. Cristiani Electronics Department, University of Pavia, Italy francesca.bragheri@unipv.it

Motivation In molecular and cellular biology studies performed at a single cell level have revealed extremely heterogeneous behaviours and provided unpredictable information The exploitation of optical forces, generated by the interaction between electromagnetic waves and the sample, represents an accurate, noninvasive and gentle manipulation technique for individual cell studies Bio-photonics devices based on optical forces: can trap and move single cells without physical contact can be combined with diagnostic methods can be used for many applications including, cell sorting, bacterial adhesion forces and membrane interactions analysis and investigation of the viscoelastic properties Aim: realization of miniaturized biophotonics tools through the use of optical fibers and integrated optics

Outline Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Tweezers working principle Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Stretcher s working principle Optical Stretcher Capabilities and Experimental results Conclusion

Outline Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Tweezers working principle Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Stretcher s working principle Optical Stretcher Capabilities and Experimental results Conclusion

Light can move the objects! Micky mouse is pushing the mirror If light changes its momentum due to the scattering from an object, at the same time it is applying a force

Single-beam Optical Trap Optical trap: stable equilibrium point of optical forces acting on a particle The trap is created by a single laser beam tightly focused: large intensity gradients in both the axial and transverse directions

Standard vs Fiber Optic Tweezers Standard Optical Tweezers

Standard vs Fiber Optic Tweezers Our proposal: Fiber Optic Tweezers

Fiber Optic Tweezers - Nanofabrication θ With a Focused Ion Beam (FIB), we performed micro machining, digging only the core regions where the total internal reflection takes place. 100 µm 113 µm Propagating optical rays Light-guiding cores ϕ ϕ z θ In collaboration with Università della Magna Graecia - Catanzaro and IIT - Genova

Fiber Optic Tweezers - Trapping C. Liberale et al. "Miniaturized all-fibre probe for three-dimensional optical trapping and manipulation", Nature Photonics 1, 723, 2007

Fiber Optic Tweezers - Trapping

Fiber Optic Tweezers - Fluorescence collection Diode Laser λ = 408 nm Fiber tweezer probe Fluorescence spectral detector 1x4 Fiber laser λ = 1070 nm Imaging objective

Outline Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Tweezers working principle Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Stretcher s working principle Optical Stretcher Capabilities and Experimental results Conclusion

Dual-beam Optical Trap Optical trap: stable equilibrium point of optical forces acting on a particle The easiest way to realize a trap: exploitation of two counterpropagating laser beams Focusing lenses FIBER BEAM 1 FIBER BEAM 22 A. Ashkin Acceleration and trapping of particles by radiation pressure Phys. Rev. Lett. 24, 156, 1970

Optical Forces Refraction of light: change in the carried momentum Equal and opposite momentum is imparted to the sphere Force: dp dt By illuminating a spherical sample through a gaussian beam two forces are produced: - scattering force that tends to push the particle - gradient force that tends to pull the particle toward the beam axis

Optical Trapping: working principle When two counterpropagating beams are present, the scattering forces are balanced whereas the gradient components are acting in the same direction F G F G F S F S

Outline Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Tweezers working principle Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Stretcher s working principle Optical Stretcher Capabilities and Experimental results Conclusion

Trapping We efficiently trapped different dielectric and biological samples (stem cells, yeast cells, red blood cells, white blood cells ) polystyrene bead (d~10 µm) stem cell (d~10 µm) red blood cell (d~6-10 µm) Collaborations with groups of the internal network of the project

Trapping

Moving

Dual-beam Optical Trap: Optical Stretcher An optical stretcher is a device that can induce mechanical deformations on a sample without physical contact F F F F 10 mw 280 mw 370 mw 10 mw Red Blood Cells J. Guck et al. The optical stretcher: a novel laser tool to micromanipulate cells Biophys. J. 81,767, 2001

Stretching - 1 Hypotonic buffer: Swollen Red Blood Cell

Stretching - 2 Isotonic buffer: Red Blood Cell

Outline Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Tweezers working principle Biophotonic tools based on optical forces: Stretcher s working principle Optical Stretcher Capabilities and Experimental results Conclusion

All-fiber experimental setup 1% Laser Yb 50:50 Laser Yb VOA VOA 99:1 99% 99:1 99% VOA 1% 50:50 VOA L 1% R 99:1 99% Glass substrate 99:1 99% Fiber 1% L R Output flow Fiber Microcapillary Microfluidic circuit used to control the sample flow between the two fibers Input flow

Integrated experimental setup Optical waveguides Microfluidic channel ~ 60 µm Input channel ~ 300 µm 2.5 mm In collaboration with Politecnico di Milano - CNR

Experimental results - Diabetes x [micron] 7.70 7.50 7.30 7.10 6.90 Diabetics with complications Diabetics Healthy Diabetic patients with complications: 7 samples (50 RBCs each) Diabetic patients: 4 samples (50 RBCs each) 6.70 6.50 10 100 190 280 370 280 190 100 10 Power [mw] Healthy patients: 4 samples (50 RBCs each) Slope of interpolating curves Increasing Power Decreasing Power Healthy 0.00115861 0.0013566 Diabetics 0.00096231 0.00077057 Diabetics with comp. 0.00091648 0.00088093 In collaboration with ASP IDR S. Margherita - Prof B. Solerte and coworkers

Experimental results Rare Genetic Disease 9.3 x [micron] 9.1 8.9 8.7 8.5 8.3 8.1 7.9 7.7 7.5 SDS Control 10 100 190 280 370 280 190 100 10 Laser Power [mw] In collaboration with Dipartimento di Patologia Umana ed Ereditaria - Prof C. Danesino and coworkers

Outline Biophotonics tools based on optical forces: Tweezers working principles Biophotonics tools based on optical forces: Stretcher s working principles Optical Stretcher Capabilities and Experimental results Conclusion

Conclusions Optical forces are a powerful tool for non-invasive cell manipulation A Fiber Optic Tweezers capable of trapping and manipulating single cells has been realized An Optical Stretcher apparatus capable of trapping, manipulating and stretching particles has been realized Very preliminar results on different diseases shows a slightly reduced deformability of patients red blood cells with respect to healthy controls Optical stretching can be combined to optical diagnostic techniques for cell sorting and analysis We believe that integrated optics approach could provide reliable and handy tools for real applications Thanks for your attention! francesca.bragheri@unipv.it

Optical Stretching: working principle Single ray impinging on a particle F IN n 1 n 2 F OUT n 2 >n 1 n 1 dw c n 2 dw c n 1 dw c Force: dp dt Two counterpropagating beams Beam 1 F IN,1 F OUT,1 Beam 2 F OUT,2 F IN,2

Deformation analysis ρ θ

REALIZZAZIONE DELL APPARATO Tecnica per il controllo del flusso Alzando, con un traslatore micrometrico, di h uno dei due tubicini si produce il flusso di una quantità di soluzione pari a S h, dove S è la sezione del tubicino

Application in biology Investigation of the viscoelastic properties through the application of intense optical forces, able to cause a significant deformation of the cytoskeleton whose degree of deformability is altered by many diseases and provides a marker of the cell status Deformation study on human breast epithelial cells: MCF-10 non tumorigenic epithelial cells MCF-7 human breast cancer cell non-methastatic Mod-MCF-7 methastatic cell - J. Guck et al Optical Deformability as Inherent Cell Marker for Malignant Transformation and Metastatic Competence Biophys. J. 88, 3689, 2005.

horizontal dimension / vertical dimension 1.28 1.23 1.18 1.13 1.08 1.03 0.98 diabetic patients healty patients 10 55 100 145 190 235 280 325 370 P [mw]