Excitable target marker detection
AssigneeThe Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
InventorsJames S. Harris, Jr., Stephen J. Smith, Evan P. Thrush, Ofer Levi
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AssigneeThe Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
InventorsJames S. Harris, Jr., Stephen J. Smith, Evan P. Thrush, Ofer Levi
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A variety of types of molecules are detected and/or analyzed using an integrated micro-circuit arrangement. According to an example embodiment of the present invention, a micro-circuit arrangement detects excitable target markers in response to an excitation source. The excitation source emits a first electromagnetic radiation to excite one or more target markers into emitting a second electromagnetic radiation. The excitation source and detector combination can be optimized to detect a specific characteristic of a biological specimen. In this manner, an excitation source can be combined with several optical-detectors or detection channels, where each optical-detector is measuring or sensing the same or different characteristic of the biological specimen.
An array of micro-circuit arrangements for detecting excitable target markers located in an external medium, the array comprising:
An array of micro-circuit arrangements for detecting excitable target markers located in an external medium, the array comprising:
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