Bioanalytical instrumentation using a light source subsystem
AssigneeLumencor, Inc.
InventorsClaudia B. Jaffe, Steven M. Jaffe, Michieal L. Jones
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AssigneeLumencor, Inc.
InventorsClaudia B. Jaffe, Steven M. Jaffe, Michieal L. Jones
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The invention relates to a light source for irradiating molecules present in a detection volume with one or more selected wavelengths of light and directing the fluorescence, absorbance, transmittance, scattering onto one or more detectors. Molecular interactions with the light allow for the identification and quantitation of participating chemical moieties in reactions utilizing physical or chemical tags, most typically fluorescent and chromophore labels. The invention can also use the light source to separately and simultaneously irradiate a plurality of capillaries or other flow confining structures with one or more selected wavelengths of light and separately and simultaneously detect fluorescence produced within the capillaries or other flow confining structures. In various embodiments, the flow confining structures can allow separation or transportation of molecules and include capillary, micro bore and milli bore flow systems. The capillaries are used to separate molecules that are chemically tagged with appropriate fluorescent or chromophore groups.
A system for use in analyzing one or more analyte comprising:
A method of analyzing one or more analyte comprising the steps of:
A system for use in analyzing one or more analyte comprising:
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