Patent classifications
G01N33/545
IMMUNOASSAY REAGENT AND IMMUNOASSAY METHOD
The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a reagent that can reduce deposition of fouling in the reaction cell, by using an existing reaction cell, without affecting the composition of the reagent, in an immunoassay method using a reagent containing latex particles; and to provide an immunoassay method using the reagent.
Provided is an immunoassay reagent including a latex particle, wherein the latex particle contains a halogen atom. Also provided is an immunoassay method including contacting a latex particle with a sample to be measured in a reaction cell, wherein the latex particle contains a halogen atom.
IMMUNOASSAY REAGENT AND IMMUNOASSAY METHOD
The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a reagent that can reduce deposition of fouling in the reaction cell, by using an existing reaction cell, without affecting the composition of the reagent, in an immunoassay method using a reagent containing latex particles; and to provide an immunoassay method using the reagent.
Provided is an immunoassay reagent including a latex particle, wherein the latex particle contains a halogen atom. Also provided is an immunoassay method including contacting a latex particle with a sample to be measured in a reaction cell, wherein the latex particle contains a halogen atom.
Medium for resin particles containing fluorescent dye
A method of storing fluorescent dye-containing resin particles comprising adding the fluorescent dye-containing resin particles in a liquid comprising a buffer, a protein, and a surfactant, thereby obtaining a particle-containing liquid. The rate of change in the backscatter intensity (transmitted light) at the center of the height of the particle-containing liquid left to stand for 24 hours after the adding is not less than −1% based on the particle-containing liquid immediately after the adding.
Medium for resin particles containing fluorescent dye
A method of storing fluorescent dye-containing resin particles comprising adding the fluorescent dye-containing resin particles in a liquid comprising a buffer, a protein, and a surfactant, thereby obtaining a particle-containing liquid. The rate of change in the backscatter intensity (transmitted light) at the center of the height of the particle-containing liquid left to stand for 24 hours after the adding is not less than −1% based on the particle-containing liquid immediately after the adding.
KIT FOR QUANTITATIVE DETECTION USING FLUORESCENT MICROARRAY
The present disclosure relates to a kit for quantitative detection using a fluorescent microarray, and belongs to the technical field of protein detection. The kit of the present disclosure includes a detection plate and a detection antibody coupled with fluorescent microspheres, where the detection plate is provided with a plurality of reaction chambers; the reaction chamber is provided with an opening, and an inner bottom surface of the reaction chamber is provided with a plurality of detection sites that are arranged side by side along a length direction of the reaction chamber at an interval. The kit of the present disclosure may detect allergen-specific IgE, IgG and IgA with high sensitivity, as well as rapidly and quantitatively detect an allergen-specific antibody IgE, IgG and IgA concentration in human serum or plasma, and may screen dozens of allergens at a time.
KIT FOR QUANTITATIVE DETECTION USING FLUORESCENT MICROARRAY
The present disclosure relates to a kit for quantitative detection using a fluorescent microarray, and belongs to the technical field of protein detection. The kit of the present disclosure includes a detection plate and a detection antibody coupled with fluorescent microspheres, where the detection plate is provided with a plurality of reaction chambers; the reaction chamber is provided with an opening, and an inner bottom surface of the reaction chamber is provided with a plurality of detection sites that are arranged side by side along a length direction of the reaction chamber at an interval. The kit of the present disclosure may detect allergen-specific IgE, IgG and IgA with high sensitivity, as well as rapidly and quantitatively detect an allergen-specific antibody IgE, IgG and IgA concentration in human serum or plasma, and may screen dozens of allergens at a time.
HIGH-SENSITIVITY ASSAY
Disclosed herein are biological assays, screening formats, detection devices, and related methods of use. More specifically, disclosed herein are assay formats, microarrays, devices, methods of making the same, and methods of screening, detecting a target analyte, and methods of diagnosing an individual with a disease or condition when a target analyte associated with the disease or condition is detected.
HIGH-SENSITIVITY ASSAY
Disclosed herein are biological assays, screening formats, detection devices, and related methods of use. More specifically, disclosed herein are assay formats, microarrays, devices, methods of making the same, and methods of screening, detecting a target analyte, and methods of diagnosing an individual with a disease or condition when a target analyte associated with the disease or condition is detected.
Hydrogel platform for aqueous two-phase concentration of a target to enhance its detection
It was discovered that hydrogel scaffolds can be used to induce phase separation as aqueous two-phase systems (ATPSs) pass through and/or rehydrate the scaffolds, allowing for concentration of target analyte(s) (e.g., biomolecule(s)) into a particular phase of the ATPS or into a leading front. Accordingly, in various embodiments methods and devices are provided that utilize aqueous two-phase systems and hydrogel scaffolds to improve the sensitivity of assays (e.g., of point-of-care assays) without sacrificing cost or ease of use.
Hydrogel platform for aqueous two-phase concentration of a target to enhance its detection
It was discovered that hydrogel scaffolds can be used to induce phase separation as aqueous two-phase systems (ATPSs) pass through and/or rehydrate the scaffolds, allowing for concentration of target analyte(s) (e.g., biomolecule(s)) into a particular phase of the ATPS or into a leading front. Accordingly, in various embodiments methods and devices are provided that utilize aqueous two-phase systems and hydrogel scaffolds to improve the sensitivity of assays (e.g., of point-of-care assays) without sacrificing cost or ease of use.