Analyte determination using a general purpose structure of an analytical element
AssigneeRoche Diagnostics GmbH
InventorsJürgen Klepp, Gerhard Hiller, Alfons Nichtl, Thomas Fischer, Martina Hösch
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AssigneeRoche Diagnostics GmbH
InventorsJürgen Klepp, Gerhard Hiller, Alfons Nichtl, Thomas Fischer, Martina Hösch
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The invention concerns an analytical element for the determination of an analyte containing in or on material which enables liquid transport between zones, a sample application zone and a detection zone located downstream thereof, wherein the detection zone contains a partner 1 of a specific binding pair 1 immobilized in such a manner that it is able to bind to partner 2 of the specific binding pair 1 which is not the analyte when it contacts it, wherein a labelled partner 1 of a specific binding pair 2 is present upstream of the detection zone impregnated on a material such that it can be detached by liquid and is able to bind to partner 2 of the specific binding pair 2 which is not the analyte when this contacts it as well as a method for the determination of an analyte using this analytical element.
A method for determining an analyte in a sample using an analytical element, the method comprising:
A method for determining the presence of an analyte using an analytical element comprising a material enabling liquid transport between a sample application zone and a detection zone located downstream thereof, wherein the detection zone comprises a binding partner 1 of specific binding pair 1 (partner 1 of pair 1) immobilized in such a manner that it is able to bind to a binding partner 2 of specific binding pair 1 (partner 2 of pair 1), and wherein a labeled partner 1 of specific binding pair 2 (partner 1 of pair 2) is present upstream of the detection zone and impregnated on the material such that it can be detached by liquid and is able to bind to a specific binding partner 2 of specific binding pair 2 (partner 2 of pair 2);
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