A Sensor Patch for Continuous Monitoring of Sodium, Glucose, and Ketones Concurrently and in Real-Time
用于同时实时连续监测钠、葡萄糖和酮的传感器贴片
基本信息
- 批准号:10761499
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 24.28万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-01 至 2025-02-28
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AccelerationArchitectureBiochemicalBiological MarkersBluetoothChemicalsChemistryChronic DiseaseClinicClinicalClinical ResearchComplexConsumptionContinuous Glucose MonitorCustomDataData CollectionDetectionDevelopmentDevicesDietDiet and NutritionDietary intakeDisease ManagementElectronicsEngineeringEnvironmentEnzymesFDA approvedFeasibility StudiesFeedbackGlucoseGoalsHealthHealth StatusHormonesHumanImmobilizationIn VitroIndividualIndividualityIntercellular FluidInterventionIonophoresKetone BodiesKetonesMarketingMeasurableMeasurementMeasuresMetabolicMetabolismMethodsMicroelectrodesModificationMonitorNational Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney DiseasesNeedlesNoiseNutrientNutritionalOxidoreductasePain FreePerformancePhasePhysiologicalPhysiologyPotentiometryPredispositionProcessRecommendationReproducibilityResearchSignal TransductionSkinSmall Business Innovation Research GrantSodiumSystemTechnologyTimeVariantVisualizationWorkbeta-Hydroxybutyratebiomaterial compatibilitycross reactivitydesigndietarydisorder preventionfabricationfeasibility testingfitnessglucose oxidasehandheld mobile devicehuman subjectimprovedinnovationinnovative technologiesinsightinterestinterstitialminiaturizeminiaturized deviceminimally invasivemobile applicationmonitoring devicemultimodalitynoveloperationperformance testspower consumptionprecision medicineprecision nutritionprinted circuit boardprogramsprototyperisk mitigationsensorskin patchsmartphone applicationtooltransmission processwearable devicewearable platformwearable sensor technologywirelesswireless transmission
项目摘要
Precision nutrition is an emerging field that recognizes human physiological individuality and exploits it to procure
dietary recommendations and/or interventions to improve one’s health and aid in disease prevention, and
management. Metabolic profiling, which involves quantifying biochemical changes caused by dietary intake, is
essential in
deciphering the complex connection between diet and health status, and therefore is a critical tool
to enable precision nutrition. Recently, wearable biochemical sensing devices have emerged as convenient
method to monitor these chemical changes continuously and in real-time, and they are thus poised to significantly
progress the field. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) seeks a smart
wearable device for continuous monitoring of circulating or interstitial nutrients, metabolites, or hormones
relevant to diet and nutrition. Accordingly, the goal of our proposed project is to develop a wearable device
capable of continuously and simultaneously measuring, storing, and displaying interstitial levels of multiple
nutritionally relevant analytes, including sodium, glucose, and ketone, in real time. Sodium, glucose, and ketone
bodies are all essential indicators for overall health and bodily function, and the continuous and simultaneous
monitoring of their levels within the body could offer invaluable clinically- and nutritionally- relevant information.
To date, no FDA-cleared, commercially available device exists for the continuous monitoring of multiple analytes.
In this context, ActioX LLC. has developed an integrated wirelessly operated wearable sensor platform, based
on a biocompatible array of microneedles, to enable pain-free continuous analysis of biochemicals via interstitial
fluid (ISF) just few hundred microns under the skin. This SBIR Phase I project will leverage this innovative
technology to create a multiplexed and multimodal wearable device that can monitor a panel of putative nutrients
for one week of continuous operation. To achieve this, readjustments will be performed at sensor, electronics,
and smart phone app levels. Aim 1 constitutes in-vitro feasibility studies to find the best chemical modification
strategy with optimal sensitivity, selectivity, reproducibility, and extended 7-days stability while minimizing cross-
reactivity among different sensors. Aim 2 will involve electronic hardware design and development to enable
concurrent amperometry and potentiometry measurements to expand the detection capabilities of the wearable
platform. Upon successful completion of Phase I, Phase II will focus on demonstrating the utility and establishing
reliability of the multiplexed sensor via extensive clinical studies in human subjects. By enabling real-time data
collection of sodium, glucose, and ketone concurrently, the proposed wearable device will serve various
environments, including research programs, clinics, and consumer use to promote general health and wellness.
The foundational insights from this work will set the stage for accomplishing our long-term vision – a “lab-under-
the-skin,” wherein a wide panel of nutrients and metabolites can be monitored using a miniaturized skin patch,
thereby becoming a cornerstone of Precision Nutrition.
精准营养是一个新兴领域,它认识到人类的生理个性并利用它来获得
改善健康和帮助预防疾病的饮食建议和/或干预措施,以及
代谢分析涉及量化饮食摄入引起的生化变化。
必不可少的
破译饮食与健康状况之间的复杂联系,因此是一个重要的工具
最近,可穿戴生化传感设备的出现变得非常方便。
连续实时监测这些化学变化的方法,因此它们有望显着
国家糖尿病、消化和肾脏疾病研究所 (NIDDK) 寻求一个聪明的方法来推动这一领域的发展。
用于连续监测循环或间质营养物、代谢物或激素的可穿戴设备
因此,我们提出的项目的目标是开发一种可穿戴设备。
能够同时测量、存储和显示多个间隙电平
实时分析营养相关的分析物,包括钠、葡萄糖和酮。
身体都是整体健康和身体机能的重要指标,并且持续和同步
监测它们在体内的水平可以提供宝贵的临床和营养相关信息。
迄今为止,还没有经 FDA 批准的商用设备可用于连续监测多种分析物。
在此背景下,ActioX LLC 开发了一个集成的无线操作可穿戴传感器平台。
在生物相容性微针阵列上,通过间质实现无痛连续生化分析
SBIR 第一阶段项目将利用这种创新技术。
技术创造了一种多重、多模式的可穿戴设备,可以监测一组假定的营养素
为了实现这一目标,将在传感器、电子设备、
目标 1 构成体外可行性研究,以找到最佳的化学修饰。
具有最佳灵敏度、选择性、重现性和延长 7 天稳定性的策略,同时最大限度地减少交叉
目标 2 将涉及电子硬件设计和开发,以实现不同传感器之间的反应。
并发电流测量和电位测量,以扩展可穿戴设备的检测能力
第一阶段成功完成后,第二阶段将重点展示实用性并建立。
通过对人体进行广泛的临床研究,实现实时数据,从而提高多路传感器的可靠性。
同时收集钠、葡萄糖和酮,所提出的可穿戴设备将服务于各种
环境,包括研究项目、诊所和消费者使用,以促进总体健康和保健。
这项工作的基本见解将为实现我们的长期愿景——“实验室下的”——奠定基础。
“皮肤”,可以使用微型皮肤贴片监测多种营养物质和代谢物,
从而成为精准营养的基石。
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