Immunochromatography assay kit
AssigneesNational University Corporation Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, Ntn Corporation
InventorsTakahiko Hariyama, Hideya Kawasaki, Hiroaki Ohba
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Abstract
An immunochromatography assay kit includes a specimen dropping portion to which a specimen is dropped, a conjugate portion to which a labeled antibody having a property of binding to a detection target in the specimen is immobilized, and a plurality of detection portions to which a capture antibody having a property of binding to the detection target is immobilized. The specimen dropping portion, the conjugate portion, and the plurality of detection portions are formed on a porous member. An outer shape of each detection portion is a dot shape.
Claims16
An immunochromatography assay kit comprising:
- a specimen dropping portion;
- a conjugate portion on which a labeled antibody having a property of binding to a detection target in the specimen is immobilized;
- and
- a detection portion to which a capture antibody having a property of binding to the detection target is attached,
- wherein the specimen dropping portion, the conjugate portion, and the detection portion are formed on a porous member, and
- wherein a cross-sectional shape of the detection portion is a recess which includes a bottom surface and opposing wall surfaces on either side of the bottom surface.
An immunochromatography assay kit comprising:
- a specimen dropping portion;
- a conjugate portion to which a labeled antibody having a property of binding to a detection target in the specimen is attached;
- and
- at least one detection portion to which a capture antibody having a property of binding to the detection target is attached,
- wherein the specimen dropping portion, the conjugate portion, and the at least one detection portion are formed on a porous member,
- at least one recess is formed in the porous member, and
- the at least one detection portion includes a bottom surface of the at least one recess.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.