Nanohole sensor chip with reference sections
AssigneeKonica Minolta Laboratory U.S.A., Inc.
InventorNoriaki Yamamoto
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AssigneeKonica Minolta Laboratory U.S.A., Inc.
InventorNoriaki Yamamoto
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A device and method for detecting and assessing the quantity of a biological, biochemical, or chemical analyte in a test sample using a simple light source and the naked eye are disclosed. In one embodiment, the device comprises a nanohole sensor chip with two sections, the first of which is a test section, upon which capture agents for a particular analyte are immobilized, and the second of which is a reference section, upon which capture agents conjugated with known quantities of the analyte are immobilized. In another embodiment of the invention, a nanohole sensor chip with a test section and a plurality of reference sections is disclosed. The sensor utilizes light intensity changes exhibited by Fano resonances in the nanoholes for detection of analytes, and allows comparison between the light intensity changes between the reference sections and the test sections for assessing the quantity of the analyte in the sample.
A device for detecting and assessing a quantity of an analyte in a test sample, comprising a plasmonic nanohole sensor chip which includes a substrate defining a plurality of nanoholes and a metal film disposed on the substrate, said chip comprising first and second sections,
A method for quantifying analytes using a plasmonic nanohole sensor chip which includes a substrate defining a plurality of nanoholes and a metal film disposed on the substrate, the sensor chip comprising a test section, upon which capture agents for the analyte are immobilized, and at least three reference sections, upon which capture agents conjugated with at least three different known quantities of the analyte are respectively immobilized, the method comprising:
A plasmonic nanohole sensor chip for detecting and assessing a quantity of an analyte in a test sample, comprising:
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