Optical detection method and optical detection device
AssigneeNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
InventorsMasato Yasuura, Makoto Fujimaki, Hiroki Ashiba, Takayuki Shima
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AssigneeNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
InventorsMasato Yasuura, Makoto Fujimaki, Hiroki Ashiba, Takayuki Shima
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A problem is to provide an optical detection method that enables sensitive and quick detection of a micro target substance in a near field and such a device. As means for solving the problem, an optical detection method for a target substance detects light, such as fluorescence, as an optical signal from a conjugate comprising the target substance on a surface of a sensing plate in a near field, wherein the conjugate comprises at least the target substance bonding with a magnetic particle. The method comprises: detecting the target substance by measuring a decrease in the optical signal generated by applying a first magnetic field to move the conjugate in the direction parallel to or away from the surface, etc. An optical detection device comprises a liquid holding part comprising a sensing plate that can form a near field on a surface with light irradiated from a side of a rear face under a condition of total reflection, the liquid holding part being capable of holding a liquid sample comprising a target substance and a magnetic particle that forms a conjugate with the target substance on the surface of the sensing plate, a light irradiation unit, a light detection unit, and a magnetic field application unit configured to apply a magnetic field to move the conjugate in the direction parallel to or away from the surface, etc.
An optical detection method for a target substance that detects fluorescence or scattered light as an optical signal from a conjugate comprising the target substance on a surface of a sensing plate in a near field, comprising:
An optical detection device comprising:
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