Biological sample analysis system, information processing device, information processing method, and biological sample analysis method
AssigneesSony Group Corporation, Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation
InventorsAkio Furukawa, Yoshitaka Miyatani
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Abstract
A clearer image is acquired while redundancy of analysis time is suppressed. A biological sample analysis system according to an embodiment includes: an irradiation unit (101) that irradiates a bioparticle in a biological sample with light; a detection unit (102) including a plurality of pixels that each detects, as an event, a luminance change of light emitted from the bioparticle by irradiation with the light; and a processing unit (103) that generates bioparticle information regarding the bioparticle on the basis of the event detected by each of the pixels.
Claims20
A biological sample analysis system including:
- an irradiation unit that irradiates a bioparticle in a biological sample with light;
- a detection unit including a plurality of pixels that each detects, as an event, a luminance change of light emitted from the bioparticle by irradiation with the light;
- and
- a processing unit that generates bioparticle information regarding the bioparticle on a basis of the event detected by each of the pixels.
An information processing device including a processing unit that generates subject information regarding a subject on a basis of an event detected in each of a plurality of pixels that detects a luminance change of light from the subject as the event in a detection unit including the pixels.
An information processing method including generating subject information regarding a subject on a basis of an event detected in each of a plurality of pixels that detects a luminance change of light from the subject as the event in a detection unit including the pixels.
A biological sample analysis method including:
- irradiating a bioparticle in a biological sample with light;
- detecting, as an event, a luminance change of light emitted from the bioparticle by irradiation with the light in each of a plurality of pixels;
- and
- generating bioparticle information regarding the bioparticle on a basis of the event detected by each of the pixels.
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