Patent classifications
B01L2200/16
Automatic human urine detection system
An automatic human urine detection system comprises a control module, a urine collection module, a detection module, an output module and a cleaning module. The control module controls operation of the system and comprises an instruction input unit. The urine collecting module is used for collecting urine to be detected; the detection module comprises a detection probe holder which is used for detecting the urine to be collected and obtains a corresponding detection report according to a detection result; the output module is used for outputting the detection report; and the cleaning module is used for cleaning system components through which the urine flows or is stored in the system. The automatic human urine detection system integrates automatic collection and subsequent automatic detection of human urine, the whole urinalysis process is effectively simplified, the operation process is humanized, and the user experience is good.
METHOD
Provided herein is a method of concentrating a tethering complex in a region of an amphiphilic layer, such as a lipid membrane. Also provided herein are methods of assembling a tethering complex; methods of concentrating an analyte in the region of a detector; amphiphilic layers; and arrays and devices for use in the disclosed methods.
CULTURE DEVICE CONTAINING OXYGEN SENSITIVE LUMINOPHORE AND METHODS OF USING
A culture device comprising an oxygen sensitive luminophore, typically an oxygen sensitive phosphor, such as a porphyrin, and methods of use for culturing and enumerating microorganisms
FLOW CELL ASSEMBLIES AND RELATED REAGENT SELECTOR VALVES
Flow cell assemblies and related reagent selector valves. In accordance with an implementation, an apparatus includes a system including a reagent cartridge receptacle. The apparatus includes a flow cell assembly. The apparatus includes a reagent cartridge receivable within the reagent cartridge receptacle. The reagent cartridge including a plurality of reagent reservoirs. The apparatus includes a manifold assembly. The manifold assembly including a reagent selector valve adapted to be fluidically coupled to the reagent reservoirs and to selectively flow reagent from a corresponding reagent reservoir to the flow cell assembly. At least a surface of the manifold assembly associated with the reagent selector valve is coupled to a portion of the flow cell assembly.
HIGH-LEVEL MULTIPLEXING REACTION VESSEL, REAGENT SPOTTING DEVICE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS
Reaction vessels, cartridges, devices and methods for facilitating high-level multiplexing are described herein. Such reaction vessels can include a planar frame defining a fluidic path between a first planar substrate and a second planar substrate, a fluidic interface is located at one end of the planar frame with a pair of fluidic ports, a well chamber and a pre-amplification chamber. Devices for spotting reagents in wells of high-level multiplexing reaction vessels and improved reagent solutions are also described herein.
UNIVERSAL ASSAY CARTRIDGE AND METHODS OF USE
Sample cartridge, valve assembly and processing methods for providing mechanical lysis, chemical lysis or both for a given fluid sample are provided herein. Such systems can include a sample processing cartridge having a valve assembly configured for transport of the processing of fluid sample within the sample cartridge. The valve assembly can include a valve body and cap that secure a filter therebetween and facilitate inflow of mechanical or chemical lysing agents as needed for a fluid sample. Assay workflows for performing both mechanical and chemical lysis of a fluid sample within the same workflow of a single universal sample cartridge are also provided.
ISOTOPE ANALYSIS SYSTEM
An isotope analysis system includes: a first liquid channel, second liquid channels, third liquid channels, fourth liquid channels connected with a heating reactor, a diverter, and a selector valve. The diverter is configured to divert liquid from the first liquid channel to the third liquid channels. The selector valve comprises a first liquid outlet and a plurality of first liquid inlets. A third liquid channel and a fourth liquid channel are assigned to each of the plurality of second liquid channels; an end of the fourth liquid channel is connected to both an end of the second liquid channel and an end of the third liquid channel; and a first liquid inlet is assigned to each of the plurality of fourth liquid channels, and another end of the fourth liquid channel is connected to the first liquid inlet.
KIT INCLUDING BIOTIN FOR HARVESTING PLATELET-RICH PLASMA
A PRP harvesting kit for harvesting platelet rich plasma that includes one or more collection tubes, each collection tube includes liquid biotin in an injectable form.
METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING A MEASUREMENT RATE OF A FIELD DEVICE
The present disclosure relates to a method for optimizing a measurement rate of a field device in a measurement system. The measurement system includes at least one second field device in which a measurement variable of the field device is correlated with the measurement variable of the second field device. The method determines a respective specific correlation pattern between the first measurement variable and the second measurement variable based on a learning phase. This makes it possible to check the measured values from the second field device for the correlation pattern during normal measurement operation and to change the measurement rate of the field device during the corresponding time window. This makes it possible to increase the service life and/or availability in the process installation.
SENSING VESSELS FOR CELL CULTURES
- John Wilfred Coddaire ,
- Maryanne De Chambeau ,
- James Thomas Eickmann ,
- Paula Mary Flaherty ,
- Anthony Glenn Frutos ,
- Vasiliy Nikolaevich Goral ,
- Angela Langer Julien ,
- Marshall Jay Kosovsky ,
- Brent Ravaughn Lanterman ,
- Gregory Roger Martin ,
- Christie Leigh McCarthy ,
- John Shyu ,
- Tora Ann-Beatrice Eline Sirkka ,
- Allison Jean Tanner ,
- Kimberly Ann Titus ,
- Timothy James Wood
A sensing cell culture vessel having one or more sensors on or in the vessel is configured to collect readings of various parameters or characteristics of a cell culture located within the sensing cell culture vessel and transmit the readings. The sensing cell culture vessels may be accompanied by a sensing plate having means for reading the one or more sensors and transmitting the one or more sensors to a server hosting electronic lab notebook for analyzing and storage of the readings. Sensing plates may further be equipped with cameras for imaging cell cultures located in the sensing cell culture vessels and transmitting the images to the server hosting the electronic lab notebook for analyzing and storage of the images. Embodiments of the invention allow for the continuous and automatic monitoring of cell cultures.