Method of imaging assay beads in a biological sample
AssigneeAbbott Point of Care Inc.
InventorsSergey Gershtein, Matt Bates, David Sabourin, Toru Yoshimura
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AssigneeAbbott Point of Care Inc.
InventorsSergey Gershtein, Matt Bates, David Sabourin, Toru Yoshimura
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This present invention relates generally to devices, systems, and methods for performing bioimaging at the microscopic scale and, more particularly, to devices and systems including a disposable testing device configured to perform bioimaging at the microscopic scale, and methods of performing the bioimaging using the disposable testing device. In some aspects, a method is provided for imaging assay beads. The method includes moving a blood sample into a sample testing conduit having a first wall formed from at least a portion of an imager chip, a second wall formed from a transparent material layer, and a plurality of wells. The method further including driving a light emitter to project light through the wells, recording an output signal of at least one of absorbance and fluorescence, and converting the output signal to a value indicative of a reaction of a biological sample within each of the plurality of wells.
A method for imaging assay beads comprising:
A system for imaging assay beads, comprising:
A non-transitory machine readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a computing system, cause the computing system to perform operations comprising:
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