Method for quantification of biological material in a sample
AssigneeIDEXX Laboratories, Inc.
InventorsAndrew J. Croteau, Mark W. Pierson, David E. Townsend, Ali Naqui
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AssigneeIDEXX Laboratories, Inc.
InventorsAndrew J. Croteau, Mark W. Pierson, David E. Townsend, Ali Naqui
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Method for detection of a biological material in a sample. The method includes the steps of liquifying the sample (if necessary) and pouring the liquified sample into the incubation plate. The incubation plate has a generally flat horizontal surface and the surface is divided into a plurality of at least 20 recessed wells. Each well is adapted to hold an aliquot of liquid and is sized and shaped, and formed of a suitable material, to hold the aliquot within the well by surface tension. Any excess liquid from the liquified sample is poured from the surface of the plate. The method then involves incubating that incubation plate until the presence or absence of the biological material is determined.
A method for detection of the amount of a biological material in a sample, comprising the steps of:
A sterile incubation plate for determination of the mount of a biological material, comprising a generally flat horizontal surface, said surface defining a plurality of at least twenty recessed wells, each said well being adapted to hold an aliquot of liquid and being sized and shaped, and formed of a material suitable to hold said aliquot within each said well by surface tension and wherein said plate further comprises a landing pad adapted to hold a sample prior to aliquoting of said sample to said wells,
The sterile incubation plate of 12, wherein said plate further comprises a pour spout.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.