Electric driven protein immobilizing module and method

An electric driven protein immobilizing module for pouring buffer and adding protein/enzyme solution into a module and connect with electrode to form a circuit to form a passage, comprising:

• an upper tank having an open upper end and an open lower end, housing a first electrode, and having a bottom formed a plurality of sample wells;
• a lower tank being closed and having one end communicating with the upper tank, and housing a separated second electrode, and having apertures under and corresponding to the sample wells;
• an electric field generating element connecting respectively to the first electrode and the second electrode;
• a silicon rubber pad interposed between the upper tank and the lower tank, the silicon has a plurality of ports aligned with the sample wells and the apertures of the lower tank;
• a selected support fixedly located on the silicon rubber pad;
• and
• a buffer solution pouring into a container formed by the upper tank and the lower tank to form a solution environment, the buffer solution being at a level submerged the first electrode in the upper tank.