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US 9,557,330 B2Granted
Device for detection of analytes and uses thereof
AssigneeInvisible Sentinel, Inc.
InventorsNicholas A. Siciliano, Martin Joseph Bouliane
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Abstract
Devices and methods for the detection of antigens are disclosed. Devices and methods for detecting food-borne pathogens are disclosed.
Claims26
A device for detecting an analyte comprising:
- a housing comprising a first housing member and a second housing member, wherein the housing comprises:
- a) an inlet in the first housing member;
- b) an analyte detection membrane system comprising in the following order:
- a conjugate pad;
- an adhesive member comprising an inlet in fluid contact with the inlet in the first housing member;
- a test membrane;
- and
- an absorbent member;
- and
- c) a force member;
- wherein at least a portion of each of the conjugate pad, test membrane, and absorbent member are substantially parallel to each other;
- wherein the inlet is in fluid contact with the analyte detection membrane system;
- wherein the force member is configured to compress the analyte detection membrane system;
- wherein the device has a height of less than or about 0.15 cm, a width of less than or about 2.1 cm, and a depth of less than or about 4.7 cm.
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A device for detecting an analyte comprising:
- a first member and a second member in contact with each other
- wherein said first member comprises an inlet, and
- wherein between the first and second member is an analyte detection membrane system comprising in the following order:
- a conjugate pad;
- an adhesive member comprising an inlet in fluid contact with the inlet in the first housing member;
- a test membrane;
- and
- an absorbent member;
- and
- wherein at least a portion of each of the conjugate pad, test membrane, and absorbent member are substantially parallel to each other, and
- wherein said analyte detection membrane system is in fluid contact with inlet and said analyte detection membrane system is compressed between the first and second member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.