Functional infrared fluorescent particle
AssigneeHitachi Maxell, Ltd.
InventorsMasakazu Mitsunaga, Naoki Usuki, Kenji Kohno, Hisao Kanzaki, Mikio Kishimoto
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AssigneeHitachi Maxell, Ltd.
InventorsMasakazu Mitsunaga, Naoki Usuki, Kenji Kohno, Hisao Kanzaki, Mikio Kishimoto
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An infrared fluorescent particle comprising a functional group or a substance that is capable of binding to an analyte, wherein fluorescence at infrared wavelength is emitted from the particle upon exposure of the particle to excitation light at infrared wavelength. The infrared fluorescent particle of the present invention is capable of binding to the analyte. Due to a high penetration of the fluorescence and the excitation light into biological substances, the infrared fluorescent particle of the present invention can reduce an influence of luminescence, light absorption or light scattering which is occurred due to the analyte and the surrounding substances.
An infrared fluorescent particle comprising a functional group or a substance that is capable of binding to an analyte, wherein fluorescence at infrared wavelength is emitted from said particle upon exposure of said particle to excitation light at infrared wavelength, wherein said functional group or substance that is capable of binding to an analyte is immobilized on the infrared fluorescent particle, and
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