Flow immunoassay scanning assembly
OwnerDave Smith, Mike Smith +4inventors
InventorsDave Smith, Mike Smith, Roger Tatum, Eric Waltzer, Greg Liang, Thomas J. Foley
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OwnerDave Smith, Mike Smith +4inventors
InventorsDave Smith, Mike Smith, Roger Tatum, Eric Waltzer, Greg Liang, Thomas J. Foley
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Methods and assemblies are provided for scanning a flow immunoassay assembly. A flow immunoassay scanning assembly includes a plurality of immunoassay reaction chambers, a plurality of read cells in fluid communication with the plurality of immunoassay reaction chambers, a detector having a sensing beam, and a scanning drive assembly configured to translate the detector to intersect the plurality of read cells with the sensing beam. The detector includes an optical detector, and each of the immunoassay reaction chambers contains fluorescent labeled antigen that is displaced when an analog to the fluorescent labeled antigen flows through the immunoassay reaction chamber. Thus, the fluorescent labeled antigen can be detected by the optical detector when flowed through the corresponding read cell. The detector can also be configured, such that the sensing beam intersects the plurality of read cells at an angle substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of the read cells. The scanning drive assembly can be configured to translate the detector to repeatedly intersect the plurality of read cells with the sensing beam.
A flow immunoassay scanning assembly, comprising:
A method of detecting the presence of a plurality of target analytes in a sample, comprising:
A flow immunoassay scanning assembly, comprising:
A method of detecting the presence of a plurality of target analytes in a sample, comprising:
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