Automated enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay device with ONP-GP
AssigneeNorthrop Grumman Corporation
InventorsBrian M. Sullivan, Denes L. Zsolnay
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AssigneeNorthrop Grumman Corporation
InventorsBrian M. Sullivan, Denes L. Zsolnay
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An electronic controller, such as a programmed microcontroller (33), controls a series of pumps (P1-P6) to automatically sequence the pumping of the individual fluids required by the ELISA procedure into a cell (or cells) necessary to produce a reporter, including the addition of o-nitrophenyl beta-D galactopyranoside (10, 17) substrate of the enzyme (“ONP-GP”), control the positioning of the carrier of the reporter (32, 35) adjacent the reporter sensor (28), analyze the data obtained from the reporter sensor and display (36) the concentration of the bioagent determined from the analysis of the foregoing data. Once started, the apparatus, governed by the program, conducts the test automatically in the shortest time known to date, without the necessity for human intervention.
Apparatus for conducting an electrochemical enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (“ELISA”) for a bioagent, protein or nucleic acid comprising:
Apparatus for conducting an electrochemical ELISA for a bioagent, protein or nucleic acid comprising:
Apparatus for conducting an electrochemical assay comprising:
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