Biological sample analysis device and biological sample analysis method
AssigneeHORIBA Advanced Techno, Co., Ltd.
InventorsHideki NAKAYAMA, Yoshiki FUKAO, Masanori KIDO, Yoko NAKAI, Yohei OKA
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AssigneeHORIBA Advanced Techno, Co., Ltd.
InventorsHideki NAKAYAMA, Yoshiki FUKAO, Masanori KIDO, Yoko NAKAI, Yohei OKA
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The present invention shortens measurement time of a sample and improves measurement accuracy. The present invention is a biological sample analysis device that stores a sample containing a biological substance and a luminescent reagent in a container, detects luminescence generated by reacting the sample and the luminescent reagent, and analyzes the biological substance, the present invention including a photodetector that detects the luminescence and outputs a light intensity signal, and a calculator that subtracts the light intensity signal obtained before the sample and the luminescent reagent react from the light intensity signal obtained after the sample and the luminescent reagent react to remove light stored in the container, and calculates a value related to an amount of the biological substance.
A biological sample analysis device that stores a sample containing a biological substance and a luminescent reagent in a container, detects luminescence generated by reacting the sample and the luminescent reagent, and analyzes the biological substance, the biological sample analysis device comprising:
A biological sample analysis method of storing a sample containing a biological substance and a luminescent reagent in a container, detecting luminescence generated by reacting the sample and the luminescent reagent, and analyzing a biological substance, the method comprising subtracting a light intensity signal obtained before the sample and the luminescent reagent react from a light intensity signal obtained after the sample and the luminescent reagent react to remove light stored in the container, and calculating a value related to an amount of the biological substance.
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