According to one embodiment, an automatic analysis apparatus includes a reagent storage and a reagent container arm. The reagent storage includes an outer circumferential table on which a plurality of reagent containers are loaded and an inner circumferential table located inside the outer circumferential table and on which a plurality of reagent containers are loaded. The reagent container arm conveys a reagent container to the inner circumferential table through between the reagent containers loaded on the outer circumferential table.

A handling system for high throughput processing of a large volume of biological samples is provided herein. Such systems can include an array support assembly that supports multiple diagnostic assay modules in an array having at least two dimensions, a loader that loads multiple diagnostic assay cartridges within the multiple diagnostic assay modules. The array support assembly can be movable relative the loader to facilitate loading and unloading so as to provide more efficient processing.

An injector includes an injection device and a round turret provided on a front side of the injection device. A sampler is provided with a vial holder and a conveyance arm. The injector has an accessible structure in which a moving path of the conveyance arm of one sampler arranged on the side of the two injectors for accessing the round turret of each of the two injectors is secured regardless of the size of the round turret, when two injectors are arranged so that the back sides of the injection devices face to each other.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, disclosed is an apparatus for imaging an object. The apparatus may include: a first circular plate configured to perform a first rotational motion; a second circular plate installed on the first circular plate and configured to perform a second rotational motion of a different type from the first rotational motion in a second rotation zone on a same plane as the first circular plate; and an imaging device configured to image an object supported on the second circular plate while the second circular plate performs the second rotational motion in the second rotation zone.