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US08999725B2 Method of measuring external stimulus and volume change using stimulus-responsive gel comprising EDANS
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使用包含EDANS的刺激响应凝胶测量外部刺激和体积变化的方法
- Patent Title: Method of measuring external stimulus and volume change using stimulus-responsive gel comprising EDANS
- Patent Title (中): 使用包含EDANS的刺激响应凝胶测量外部刺激和体积变化的方法
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Application No.: US11919133Application Date: 2006-04-24
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Publication No.: US08999725B2Publication Date: 2015-04-07
- Inventor: Takashi Miyata , Tadashi Uragami , Kaori Okawa
- Applicant: Takashi Miyata , Tadashi Uragami , Kaori Okawa
- Applicant Address: JP Saitama
- Assignee: Japan Science and Technology Agency
- Current Assignee: Japan Science and Technology Agency
- Current Assignee Address: JP Saitama
- Agency: Harness, Dickey & Pierce, P.L.C.
- Priority: JP2005-133431 20050428
- International Application: PCT/JP2006/308556 WO 20060424
- International Announcement: WO2006/118077 WO 20061109
- Main IPC: G01N21/76
- IPC: G01N21/76 ; G01N21/64 ; G01N21/77

Abstract:
In one embodiment of the present application, a stimulus-responsive gel is disclosed with optical characteristic molecule introduced therein that is capable of easily and securely converting a volume change responding to external stimulus to optical data being easy to handle in the construction of sensor system; an external stimulus measuring apparatus making use of the same; and a method of measuring external stimulus therewith. A molecule having fluorescent chromophore or a molecule or a molecule capable of absorbing visible light or ultraviolet light is introduced in a stimulus-responsive gel so that the content of the molecule having fluorescent chromophore or the molecule or a molecule capable of absorbing visible light or ultraviolet light falls within such a range that the concentration of the molecule having fluorescent chromophore or a molecule or the molecule capable of absorbing visible light or ultraviolet light in the stimulus-responsive gel with optical characteristic molecule introduced therein is substantially proportional to the fluorescence intensity or absorbance of the visible light or ultraviolet light of the stimulus-responsive gel with optical characteristic molecule introduced therein.
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