Abstract:
An immunobiosensor is disclosed. The immunobiosensor is based on a membrane lateral flow immuno-chromatographic assay (LF-ICA). The immunobiosensor includes: a metal binding protein 10 whose conformation changes upon reaction with a metal ion 1 in a sample; a sensing antibody 20 reacting with the conformationally changed metal binding protein 10 as an antigen; a signal substance 30 conjugated with the metal binding protein 10 or the sensing antibody 20 to form a signal conjugate 30a or 30b; a signal generator 40 reacting with the signal conjugate 30a or 30b to generate a reaction signal; and a reaction strip 50 in the form of a porous membrane adapted to move the sample and where the antigen-antibody reaction occurs and the reaction signal is generated. Also disclosed is a sensor system including the immunobiosensor.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a biochemical-immunological hybrid biosensor. The biochemical-immunological hybrid biosensor includes a reaction strip in the form of a porous membrane through which a sample moves by capillary action. The reaction strip can simultaneously measure heterogeneous multiple biomarkers through both a biochemical analysis and an immunoassay in an independent manner based on membrane chromatography to diagnose a particular disease.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an apparatus that uses shadow images of cells to continuously measure cell activity at a high processing rate in order to provide cell activity and cell number results. According to one embodiment of the present invention, instead of a highly experienced examiner or technician using a microscope, ELISA reader, etc. having to collect various cell activity measurements and cell numbers, the collection of said information can be automated so as to reduce cost and largely reduce errors in measurements through the development of computer software coupled with hardware using low cost and compact optoelectronic components and simple image processing techniques.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method of synthesizing a polymeric fluorescent tracer for signal amplification, including (a) subjecting a streptavidin-fluorophore conjugate (SA-FL) and a spacer-attached biotin-conjugated antibody (b-Ab) to reaction at least two times; (b) treating a dual biotin oligomer spacer (db-oN); and (c) performing a homogenization process.
Abstract:
A single-channel, chemical-immunological hybrid biosensor is disclosed. According to an embodiment, the hybrid biosensor includes a reaction strip 100 in the form of a porous membrane through which a sample 1 moves by capillary action. the reaction strip 100 is in the form of a porous membrane through which the sample 1 moves by capillary action. Biomarkers in the sample 1 are independently detected based on a chemical reaction and binding reactions on the reaction strip 100.
Abstract:
An immunobiosensor is disclosed. The immunobiosensor is based on a membrane lateral flow immuno-chromatographic assay (LF-ICA). The immunobiosensor includes: a metal binding protein 10 whose conformation changes upon reaction with a metal ion 1 in a sample; a sensing antibody 20 reacting with the conformationally changed metal binding protein 10 as an antigen; a signal substance 30 conjugated with the metal binding protein 10 or the sensing antibody 20 to form a signal conjugate 30a or 30b; a signal generator 40 reacting with the signal conjugate 30a or 30b to generate a reaction signal; and a reaction strip 50 in the form of a porous membrane adapted to move the sample and where the antigen-antibody reaction occurs and the reaction signal is generated. Also disclosed is a sensor system including the immunobiosensor.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to an apparatus that uses shadow images of cells to continuously measure cell activity at a high processing rate in order to provide cell activity and cell number results. According to one embodiment of the present invention, instead of a highly experienced examiner or technician using a microscope, ELISA reader, etc. having to collect various cell activity measurements and cell numbers, the collection of said information can be automated so as to reduce cost and largely reduce errors in measurements through the development of computer software coupled with hardware using low cost and compact optoelectronic components and simple image processing techniques.