Liquid handling device
AssigneeOsler Diagnostics Limited
InventorsRichard LUXTON, Vincent LINDEN, Mark YEOMAN, Brian HARROP, Mike O'CONNELL
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Abstract
Embodiments described herein relate to a liquid handling device, comprising: a fluidic layer comprising a network of channels; a sealing layer arranged to seal the network of channels to form a plurality of conduits, wherein the sealing layer comprises a plurality of holes; a flow cell layer comprising an aperture, wherein the sealing layer is disposed between the fluidic layer and the flow cell layer, and a measurement chamber in fluidic communication with at least one of the plurality of conduits via one of the plurality of holes, wherein the measurement chamber is defined in part by the aperture in the flow cell layer.
Claims29
A liquid handling device, comprising:
- a fluidic layer comprising a network of channels;
- a sealing layer arranged to seal the network of channels to form a plurality of conduits, wherein the sealing layer comprises a plurality of holes;
- a flow cell layer comprising an aperture, wherein the sealing layer is disposed between the fluidic layer and the flow cell layer;
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- a measurement chamber in fluidic communication with at least one of the plurality of conduits via one of the plurality of holes, wherein the measurement chamber is defined in part by the aperture in the flow cell layer.
A liquid handling device, comprising:
- a fluidic layer comprising a network of channels;
- a sealing layer arranged to seal the network of channels to form a plurality of conduits, wherein the sealing layer comprises an aperture;
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- a measurement chamber in fluidic communication with at least one of the plurality of conduits, wherein the measurement chamber is defined in part by the aperture in the sealing layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.