Opto-magnetophoretic method for the detection of biological and chemical substance
AssigneeSepmag Systems, S.L.
InventorsMaria Benelmekki Erretby, Sergi Gassó Pons, Lluís Miquel Martínez García
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AssigneeSepmag Systems, S.L.
InventorsMaria Benelmekki Erretby, Sergi Gassó Pons, Lluís Miquel Martínez García
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Method for detecting the presence or absence of a biological or chemical substance in a particular sample mixed with a suspension with functionalized magnetic particles, comprising: providing a light source and detector, providing a constant magnetic force perpendicular to the light's propagation direction by applying a constant magnetic field gradient, and with an absolute value which is higher than 0.1 T and measuring the change of the magnetic particle's suspension transparency versus time and comparing it with the time-variation in absence of the targeted biological or chemical substance. The method of the invention allows monitoring the transparency irrespective of the emitted wavelength and particle's optical properties.
A method for detecting the presence or absence of a biological or chemical substance in a particular sample mixed with a suspension with functionalized magnetic particles, the particles having a diameter between 10 and 1000 nm and a saturation magnetization such that their magnetic separation time is different in the absence or presence of the biological or chemical substance, by monitoring the optical properties of the suspension, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for detecting the presence or absence of a biological or chemical substance in a particular sample mixed with a suspension with functionalized magnetic particles, the particles having a diameter between 10 and 1000 nm and a saturation magnetization such that their magnetic separation time is different in the absence or presence of the biological or chemical substance, by monitoring the optical properties of the suspension, the method comprising the steps of:
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