Rapid diagnostics using phase coupling of antigens
OwnerUdo Rißinventor
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A method is provided with which biomolecules (5) such as viruses, for example, are quantitatively determined and/or separated very rapidly. Antigens or receptors (2) are directly or indirectly fixed so closely together on a substrate (1) that they couple together in phase. A dynamic charge displacement field is significantly increased compared to a single antigen or receptor (2) by means of the phase coupling, so that biomolecules (5) which are located in the range of the larger charge displacement field move immediately in the direction of the phase-coupled antigens or receptors (2). The binding kinetics are significantly faster than in the case of conventional methods. The invention enables, for example, the construction of a rapid test for coronavirus which can deliver a result within seconds. The sensitivity which can be obtained is that of one virus. The method can be applied to liquids (6) or aerosols (7).
A method for the quantitative determination and/or separation of biomolecules, the method comprising the step of fixing a plurality of antigens or receptors, each with at least one alpha helix or a beta sheet, directly or indirectly on a substrate so closely together that vibrations of the plurality of antigens or receptors couple together in phase via electric charges or mechanically, wherein an electric charge displacement field of the plurality of antigens or receptors which are coupled in phase is formed which is larger compared to an electric charge displacement field of an individual antigen or receptor, wherein the biomolecules in the electric charge displacement field of the plurality of antigens or receptors which are coupled in phase couple to the antigens or receptors specifically and rapidly.
An analytical means for the quantitative determination and/or separation of biomolecules, the analytical means comprising:
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