Nature‐Inspired Superhydrophilic Biosponge as Structural Beneficial Platform for Sweating Analysis Patch
Perspiration plays a pivotal role not only in thermoregulation but also in reflecting the body's internal state and its response to external stimuli. The up‐to‐date skin‐based wearable platforms have facilitated the monitoring and simultaneous analysis of sweat, offering valuable physiological...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Advanced Science 2024-08, Vol.11 (30), p.e2401947-n/a |
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Zusammenfassung: | Perspiration plays a pivotal role not only in thermoregulation but also in reflecting the body's internal state and its response to external stimuli. The up‐to‐date skin‐based wearable platforms have facilitated the monitoring and simultaneous analysis of sweat, offering valuable physiological insights. Unlike conventional passive sweating, dynamic normal perspiration, which occurs during various activities and rest periods, necessitates a more reliable method of collection to accurately capture its real‐time fluctuations. An innovative microfluidic patch incorporating a hierarchical superhydrophilic biosponge, poise to significantly improve the efficiency capture of dynamic sweat is introduced. The seamlessly integrated biosponge microchannel showcases exceptional absorption capabilities, efficiently capturing non‐sensitive sweat exuding from the skin surface, mitigating sample loss and minimizing sweat volatilization. Furthermore, the incorporation of sweat‐rate sensors alongside a suite of functional electrochemical sensors endows the patch of uninterrupted monitoring and analysis of dynamic sweat during various activities, stress events, high‐energy intake, and other scenarios.
An innovative microfluidic patch that incorporates a hierarchical superhydrophilic biosponge enabling efficient capture of various sweat types, including both sensitive and insensitive varieties. This method not only addresses issues of sample leakage but also minimizes sweat volatilization, establishing a reliable approach for the accurate and real‐time collection of dynamic sweat. |
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ISSN: | 2198-3844 2198-3844 |
DOI: | 10.1002/advs.202401947 |