Biomaterial Measuring Device and Manufacturing Method Thereof
AssigneeCeragem Medisys Inc.
InventorJin-Woo Lee
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Abstract
A method of producing a biomaterial measuring device is disclosed. The method includes forming a plurality of reactions elements, to which an assay reagent is applied, on a first substrate, cutting the resulting first substrate in a unit of individual reaction element, and attaching a first substrate piece, which is formed by cutting the resulting first substrate in the unit of individual reaction element, to a predetermined portion of a second substrate. In the biomaterial measuring device, since a material cost in minimized and it is easy to automate production, it is possible to reduce a production, it is possible to reduce a production cost.
Claims19
A method of producing a biomaterial measuring device, comprising:
- forming a plurality of reaction elements, to which an assay reagent is applied, on a first substrate;
- cutting the resulting first substrate in a unit of individual reaction element;
- and
- attaching a first substrate piece, which is formed by cutting the resulting first substrate in the unit of individual reaction element, to a predetermined portion of a second substrate.
A method of producing a biomaterial measuring device, comprising:
- forming a plurality of first reaction elements, to which a first assay reagent is applied, on a first substrate;
- forming a plurality of second reaction elements, to which a second assay reagent is applied, on a second substrate;
- cutting the first and second substrates in a unit of individual reaction element;
- and
- attaching first and second substrate pieces, which are formed by cutting the first and second substrates in the unit of individual reaction element, to predetermined portions of a third substrate.
A biomaterial measuring device, comprising:
- a first substrate;
- an assay reagent which is applied on an entire first side of the first substrate to form a reaction element;
- and
- a second substrate, on which the first substrate is mounted to enable the assay reagent to form a path for introducing a biomaterial therethrough.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.