$\require{mediawiki-texvc}$

연합인증

연합인증 가입 기관의 연구자들은 소속기관의 인증정보(ID와 암호)를 이용해 다른 대학, 연구기관, 서비스 공급자의 다양한 온라인 자원과 연구 데이터를 이용할 수 있습니다.

이는 여행자가 자국에서 발행 받은 여권으로 세계 각국을 자유롭게 여행할 수 있는 것과 같습니다.

연합인증으로 이용이 가능한 서비스는 NTIS, DataON, Edison, Kafe, Webinar 등이 있습니다.

한번의 인증절차만으로 연합인증 가입 서비스에 추가 로그인 없이 이용이 가능합니다.

다만, 연합인증을 위해서는 최초 1회만 인증 절차가 필요합니다. (회원이 아닐 경우 회원 가입이 필요합니다.)

연합인증 절차는 다음과 같습니다.

최초이용시에는
ScienceON에 로그인 → 연합인증 서비스 접속 → 로그인 (본인 확인 또는 회원가입) → 서비스 이용

그 이후에는
ScienceON 로그인 → 연합인증 서비스 접속 → 서비스 이용

연합인증을 활용하시면 KISTI가 제공하는 다양한 서비스를 편리하게 이용하실 수 있습니다.

Compliant microfluidic sample processing disks

IPC분류정보
국가/구분 United States(US) Patent 등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
  • G01N-033/00
출원번호 UP-0174680 (2005-07-05)
등록번호 US-7763210 (2010-08-13)
발명자 / 주소
  • Bedingham, William
  • Robole, Barry W.
출원인 / 주소
  • 3M Innovative Properties Company
대리인 / 주소
    Einerson, Nicole J.
인용정보 피인용 횟수 : 11  인용 특허 : 139

초록

Microfluidic sample processing disks with a plurality of fluid structures formed therein are disclosed. Each of the fluid structures preferably includes an input well and one or more process chambers connected to the input well by one or more delivery channels. The process chambers may be arranged i

대표청구항

The invention claimed is: 1. A microfluidic sample processing disk comprising: a body comprising first and second major surfaces; a plurality of fluid structures, wherein each fluid structure of the plurality of fluid structures comprises: an input well comprising an opening; a process chamber loca

이 특허에 인용된 특허 (139)

  1. Limon Bernard Jean-Marie,FRX ; Marquis-Weible Fabienne,CHX ; Renaud Philippe,CHX, Analysis card.
  2. Frank Ulrich DE, Analysis system.
  3. Coville William E. (Levittown PA) Grossman Hyman (Lambertville NJ) Sokol Michael (Melrose Park PA), Analytical apparatus.
  4. Calvin Y. H. Chow, Analytical system and method.
  5. Green Thomas B. ; Westendorf Robert G., Analyzer transport device.
  6. Zaun Peter (Libertyville IL) Bouma Stanley R. (Grayslake IL) Gordon Julian (Lake Bluff IL) Kotlarik John J. (Vernon Hills IL), Apparatus and method for amplifying and detecting target nucleic acids.
  7. Barr Lawrence D. (Tucson AZ), Apparatus and method for antibody screening, typing and compatibility testing of red blood cells.
  8. Bjornson Torleif Ove ; Smith Timothy F., Apparatus and method for transferring liquids.
  9. Rich Larry D. (Oakdale MN) Sanders James F. (St. Joseph Township ; St. Croix County WI), Aqueous dispersable oil and water repellent silane masonry penetrants.
  10. Long Ernest W. (Concord MA), Assay cartridge.
  11. Richards William ; Lemme Charles D. ; Christensen Kimberly ; Macrea Ethel R., Automated molecular pathology apparatus having independent slide heaters.
  12. Richards,William; Lemme,Charles D.; Christensen,Kimberly; Macrea,Ethel R., Automated molecular pathology apparatus having independent slide heaters.
  13. Southgate Peter David ; Loewy Zvi Gerald, Automated nucleic acid isolation.
  14. Tseung Ken (Fremont CA) Wong Wai Bun (Fremont CA) Takayama Glenn K. (Danville CA) Jones Christopher M. (Walnut Creek CA) Kalra Krishan L. (Danville CA), Automated staining apparatus.
  15. Suzuki Yoshiyuki (Tokyo JPX) Kato Takahiko (Chigasaki JPX), Automatic cycling reaction apparatus and automatic analyzing apparatus using the same.
  16. Zander Dennis R. (Penfield NY) Chemelli John B. (Rochester NY) Caprio Craig A. (Rochester NY), Automatic sealing closure means for closing off a passage in a flexible cuvette.
  17. Kellogg, Gregory J.; Carvalho, Bruce L., Bidirectional flow centrifugal microfluidic devices.
  18. Parthasarathy, Ranjani V.; Rajagopal, Raj; Bedingham, William; Dirksen, Michael D.; Larson, Christopher J.; Menon, Vinod P., Biological sample processing methods and compositions that include surfactants.
  19. Leir Charles M. (New Richmond WI) Hoffman Jerome J. (Hastings MN), Block copolymer, method of making the same, diamine precursors of the same, method of making such diamines and end produ.
  20. Chemelli John Benjamin ; Hinckley Charles Cullis, Blocked compartments in a PCR reaction vessel.
  21. Bjornson Torleif Ove ; McCormick Randy M. ; Soane David S., Capillary electroflow apparatus and method.
  22. Kellogg Gregory ; Kieffer-Higgins Stephen G. ; Mian Alec, Capillary microvalve.
  23. Lucas ; Bernard, Cartridge having individual isolated cells.
  24. Roger Hammer ; William O. Reid, Jr. ; David Storvick ; Richard A. Riedel ; James S. Hutchison ; Daniel Kennedy ; John W. Stoughton ; James J. Ramey ; Glen T. Mathews, Cartridge-based analytical instrument with rotor balance and cartridge lock/eject system.
  25. Kopaciewicz William ; Sheer Donald G. ; Arnold Todd E. ; Goel Vinay, Cast membrane structures for sample preparation.
  26. Brickus Romas A. (Brookline MA) Tiffany Thomas O. (Spokane WA) Keramaty Hamid (Lexington MA), Centrifugal analyzer rotor.
  27. Edelmann Hermann (Tutzing-Unterzeismering DEX) Pasch Manfred (Tutzing DEX) Klose Sigmar (Berg DEX) Haar Hans-Peter (Weilheim DEX) Mann Karlheinz (Weilheim DEX), Centrifugal analyzer rotor unit and insert elements.
  28. Bedingham, William; Dufresne, Joel R.; Harms, Michael R.; Matner, Richard R.; North, Diane; Wood, Kenneth B., Centrifugal filling of sample processing devices.
  29. Michael Glater, Centrifugal vacuum concentrator and modular structured rotor assembly for use therein.
  30. Gordon, Gary B., Centrifuge system with contactless regulation of chemical-sample temperature using eddy currents.
  31. Curtis Huntington W. (Chelsea NY) Kellogg Robert M. (Washington Crossing PA) Kissinger Kerry W. (Pennington NJ) Mappes Robert P. (Cranbury NJ) Stephans Emery J. (Plainsboro NJ), Chemical analysis system including a test package and rotor combination.
  32. Hatanaka Isamu (Kanagawa JPX) Sekine Takashi (Saitama JPX) Yazawa Kenichiro (Saitama JPX), Chemical analyzer.
  33. Heidt Thomas (Long Valley NJ) Will Henry (Dover NJ) Rhodes Greydon (Chester NJ) Plasensia Armand (Hopatcong NJ) Clampitt Roger (Hemel Hempstead GBX), Chemical analyzer.
  34. Uttam Shyamalindu Ghoshal, Cold point design for efficient thermoelectric coolers.
  35. Marks Colin E. (Ryton GB2), Color disc for an analytical instrument.
  36. Noro Takanobu (Yokohama JPX) Matsumoto Kunio (Yokohama JPX) Oshima Muneo (Yokohama JPX) Kanda Naoya (Yokohama JPX) Sakaguchi Suguru (Yokohama JPX) Murata Akira (Tokyo JPX), Connecting structure of electronic part and electronic device using the structure.
  37. Schnipelsky Paul N. (Rochester NY) Seaberg Leonard J. (Penfield NY) Hinckley Charles C. (Pittsford NY) Wellman Jeffrey A. (Rochester NY) Donish William H. (Rochester NY) Findlay John B. (Rochester NY, Containment cuvette for PCR and method of use.
  38. Schnipelsky, Paul Nicholas; Seaberg, Leonard Joseph; Hinckley, Charles Cullis; Wellman, Jeffrey Allen; Donish, William Harold; Findlay, John Bruce, Containment cuvette for PCR and method of use.
  39. Spaulding Glenn F., Controlled hydrodynamic cell culture environment for three dimensional tissue growth.
  40. Swartz Peter J. (33 Pine Ave. Randolph MA 02368), Cuvette array.
  41. Perry Matthew J. (Libertyville IL), Cuvette rotor.
  42. Soodak Charles (Silver Spring MD), Cuvette rotor assembly.
  43. Uffenheimer Kenneth F. (Mahopac NY) Svenjak Dario (Fairview NJ) Diebler Herman G. (Redding CT) McCandless William J. C. (Ringwood NJ) Herron Rand E. (Wilton CT) Saros Stephen (Wantagh NY), Cuvette tray.
  44. Richard M. Myers ; David R. Cox ; Len A. Pennacchio ; Anna-Elina Lehesjoki FI; Albert De La Chapelle FI, Cystatin B mutants.
  45. Aysta James E. (Stillwater MN) Colpan Metin (Erkrath DEX), Device and a method for separating liquid samples.
  46. Aysta James E. (Stillwater WA) Colpan Metin (Erkrath DEX), Device and a method for separating liquid samples.
  47. Kellogg Gregory ; Kieffer-Higgins Stephen G. ; Carvalho Bruce L. ; Davis Gene A. ; Willis John P. ; Minior Ted ; Chapman Laura L. ; Kob Mikayla ; Oeltjen Sarah D. ; Ommert Shari ; Mian Alec, Device and method for using centripetal acceleration to device fluid movement on a microfluidics system.
  48. Guigan Jean (8 ; rue Jean Mermoz 75008 Paris FRX), Device for conditioning a sample of liquid for analyzing with internal filter.
  49. Rupp Roland,DEX ; Voelkl Johannes,DEX, Device for treating a substrate.
  50. Pourahmadi, Farzad; McMillan, William A.; Ching, Jesus; Chang, Ronald; Christel, Lee A.; Kovacs, Gregory T. A.; Northrup, M. Allen; Petersen, Kurt E., Device incorporating a microfluidic chip for separating analyte from a sample.
  51. Kellogg, Gregory J.; Duffy, David C., Devices and methods for the performance of miniaturized homogeneous assays.
  52. Kellogg, Gregory; Kieffer-Higgins, Stephen G.; Carvalho, Bruce L.; Davis, Gene A.; Willis, John P.; Minior, Ted; Chapman, Laura L.; Kob, Mikayla; Oeltjen, Sarah D.; Ommert, Shari; Mian, Alec, Devices and methods for using centripetal acceleration to drive fluid movement in a microfluidics system.
  53. Mian Alec ; Kieffer-Higgins Stephen G. ; Corey George D., Devices and methods for using centripetal acceleration to drive fluid movement in a microfluidics system.
  54. Kellogg, Gregory; Kieffer-Higgins, Stephen G.; Jensen, Mona D.; Ommert, Shari; Kob, Mikayla; Pierce, Andrea; Morneau, Keith; Lin, Hsin Chiang, Devices and methods for using centripetal acceleration to drive fluid movement in a microfluidics system for performing biological fluid assays.
  55. Kellogg Gregory ; Kieffer-Higgins Stephen G. ; Carvalho Bruce L. ; Davis Gene A. ; Willis John P. ; Minior Ted ; Chapman Laura L. ; Kob Mikayla ; Oeltjen Sarah D. ; Ommert Shari ; Mian Alec, Devices and methods for using centripetal acceleration to drive fluid movement on a microfluidics system.
  56. Bauer Martin L. (Oak Ridge TN) Johnson Wayne F. (Loudon TN) Lakomy Dale G. (Knoxville TN), Dynamic multistation photometer.
  57. Chlosta, Wolfgang; Riegger, Wolfgang, Electric heater for a rotating sample vessel container in a sampling device for gas chromatography.
  58. Tsai Ching-Long (Woodbury MN), Electromagnetic radiation susceptor material employing ferromagnetic amorphous alloy particles.
  59. Bruzzone Charles L. ; Hoyle Charles D., Electromagnetic-power-absorbing composite comprising a crystalline ferromagnetic layer and a dielectric layer, each hav.
  60. Bedingham, William; Rajagopal, Raj; Robole, Barry W.; Seshadri, Kannan, Enhanced sample processing devices, systems and methods.
  61. Bedingham,William; Rajagopal,Raj; Robole,Barry W.; Seshadri,Kannan, Enhanced sample processing devices, systems and methods.
  62. Bedingham,William; Robole,Barry W., Enhanced sample processing devices, systems and methods.
  63. Brown Richard I. ; Ellis Dale R., Enhanced yield collection systems and methods for obtaining concentrated platelets from platelet-rich plasma.
  64. Joseph Eugene G. ; Khandpur Ashish K. ; Sherman Audrey A. ; Mazurek Mieczyslaw H. ; Romanko Walter R., Fibers of polydiorganosiloxane polyurea copolymers.
  65. Swedberg Sally A. (Los Altos CA) Kaltenbach Patrick (Bischweier DEX) Witt Klaus E. (Keltern DEX) Bek Fritz (Waldbronn DEX) Mittelstadt Laurie S. (Belmont CA), Fully integrated miniaturized planar liquid sample handling and analysis device.
  66. Leis Hans (Ottobrunn DEX), Heatable centrifuge.
  67. Schultz Steven G. (Winthrop Harbor IL), Heating system for rotating members.
  68. Woudenberg, Timothy M.; Kowallis, Reid B., High density electrophoresis device and method.
  69. Gordon Steven J. (Jamaica Plain MA) Christopher Anthony J. (Andover MA), High throughput thermal cycler.
  70. Kledzik, Gary S.; Wilson, Glenn A.; Mahone, Mark D., Incubating device for specimen mounted on glass slides in immunoassays.
  71. Carey Glen A. (Grafton OH) Malek Michael L. (North Olmsted OH), Incubation chamber.
  72. Arai Kenji (Kanagawa JPX) Seto Yoshihiro (Kanagawa JPX) Sugaya Fumio (Kanagawa JPX), Incubator.
  73. Sugaya Fumio (Saitama JPX), Incubator for chemical-analytical slide.
  74. Burdon, Jeremy W.; Huang, Rong-Fong; Wilcox, David; Naclerio, Nicholas J.; Briscoe, Cynthia Ann Gorsuch; Grodzinski, Piotr; Yu, Huinan; Marrero, Robert; Gallagher, Sean Ross; Chan, Yuk-Tong; Foley, B, Integrated multilayered microfludic devices and methods for making the same.
  75. Anderson Rolfe C. ; Lipshutz Robert J. ; Rava Richard P. ; Fodor Stephen P. A., Integrated nucleic acid diagnostic device.
  76. Virtanen Jorma, Laboratory in a disk.
  77. Geiselman Theodore S. (Groveland MA), Liquid handling.
  78. Meador James W. (Houston TX) Miller Thomas G. (Houston TX) Nikirk Christopher T. (Houston TX) Waters ; Jr. Louis A. (Bellaire TX) Donnelly Sean M. (Houston TX), Liquid specimen transfer apparatus and method.
  79. Schroeder Hartmut R. (Elkhart IN) Vogelhut Paul O. (Mishawaka IN), Luminescence detection device.
  80. Miltenyi Stefan (Bergisch Gladbach DEX) Dority Douglas Bryan (Mill Valley CA) Phi-Wilson Janette (Los Altos Hills CA), Magnetic separation apparatus and method.
  81. Wilding Peter (Paoli PA) Kricka Larry J. (Berwyn PA), Mesoscale polynucleotide amplification devices.
  82. Wilding Peter ; Kricka Larry J., Mesoscale sample preparation device and systems for determination and processing of analytes.
  83. Wilding Peter ; Kricka Larry J., Mesoscale sample preparation device and systems for determination and processing of analytes.
  84. Cottingham Hugh V. (Caldwell NJ), Method and apparatus for fully automated nucleic acid amplification, nucleic acid assay and immunoassay.
  85. Potter Derek Henry,GBX ; Potter Colin Gerald,GBX ; Old John Michael,GBX ; Bell John Irving,GBX, Method and apparatus for temperature control of multiple samples.
  86. Gunter Fuhr DE; Rolf Hagedorn DE, Method and device for manipulating particles in microsystems.
  87. Hayes Donald J. ; Wallace David B. ; Frederickson Christopher J., Methods and apparatus for direct heating of biological material.
  88. Wilding Peter (Paoli PA) Kricka Larry J. (Berwyn PA) Zemel Jay N. (Jenkintown PA), Methods and apparatus for the detection of an analyte utilizing mesoscale flow systems.
  89. Parthasarathy,Ranjani V.; Rajagopal,Raj; Olson,Erin E.; Beissel, IV,Frank J.; Bedingham,William; Robole,Barry W., Methods and devices for removal of organic molecules from biological mixtures using anion exchange.
  90. Chemelli John B. (Webster NY), Methods for preventing air injection into a detection chamber supplied with injected liquid.
  91. J. Wallace Parce ; Anne R. Kopf-Sill ; Luc J. Bousse, Methods of manufacturing high-throughput screening systems.
  92. Jedrzejewski, Paul; Nock, Steffen; Wagner, Peter; Indermuhle, Pierre; Zaugg, Frank G., Microfluidic devices and methods.
  93. Kennedy Colin B., Microfluidic devices and systems.
  94. Robert J. Nelson ; Herbert H. Hooper ; Alan K. Hauser ; Sharat Singh ; Stephen J. Williams ; Alexander P. Sassi, Microfluidic method for nucleic acid purification and processing.
  95. Neukermans Armand P., Microfluidic valve and integrated microfluidic system.
  96. Revesz, Robert N.; Thomas, James E.; Hargett, Jr., Wyatt P., Microwave assisted content analyzer.
  97. Chamberlain Craig S. (St. Paul MN) Connell Glen (St. Paul MN) LePere Pierre H. (St. Paul MN) Minick Chris A. (St. Paul MN) Palmgren Charlotte M. (St. Paul MN) Tait William C. (St. Paul MN) Vesley Geo, Microwave heatable composites.
  98. Bedingham, William; Aysta, James E.; Robole, Barry W., Modular systems and methods for using sample processing devices.
  99. Reber William L. ; Heng John E. ; Toler Jeffrey G., Molecular detection apparatus.
  100. Bedingham, William; Robole, Barry W., Multi-format sample processing devices.
  101. Brickus Romas A. (Brookline MA) Forbush Donald R. (Wollaston MA), Multicuvette centrifugal analyzer rotor with annular recessed optical window channel.
  102. Christian Clifford N. (Costa Mesa CA), Multiple assay card and system.
  103. Haff Lawrence A. ; Picozza Enrico ; Bloch Will ; Ragusa Robert ; DiCesare Joseph ; Tracy David ; Saviano Paul ; Woudenberg Timothy M., Nucleic acid amplification reaction apparatus.
  104. Chen Paul H.-D. (Boston MA) Findlay John B. (Rochester NY) Atwood Susan M. (Newark NY) Bergmeyer Lynn (Rochester NY), Nucleic acid material amplification and detection without washing.
  105. Southgate Peter David ; Andrevski Zygmunt Marian ; Roach William Ronald ; Zanzucchi Peter John, Parallel reaction cassette and associated devices.
  106. Zanzucchi Peter J. (West Windsor Township NJ) Cherukuri Satyam C. (Cranbury NJ) McBride Sterling E. (Lawrence Township NJ) Judd Amrit K. (Belmont CA), Partitioned microelectronic device array.
  107. Yasuda Kenji,JPX ; Okano Kazunori,JPX ; Kato Hirokazu,JPX, Polynucleotide separation method and apparatus therefor.
  108. Chemelli John B. (Webster NY), Positive flow control in an unvented container.
  109. Palmgren Charlotte M. (St. Paul MN) Chamberlain Craig S. (St. Paul MN) Fish Brian J. (St. Paul MN), Radio frequency induction heatable compositions.
  110. Bogen Steven A. ; Loeffler Herbert H. ; Purbrick John A., Random access slide stainer with independent slide heating regulation.
  111. Wang Mark S. ; Li Limin, Rapid screening assay methods and devices.
  112. Berry John Franklin (Houston TX), Reaction container.
  113. Chianese David, Reagent strip slide treating apparatus.
  114. Warner Brian D. (Martinez CA) Nordell Benjamin T. (Belmont CA) Richardson Bruce J. (Los Gatos CA) El-Hage Amer (Menlo Park CA), Releasable multiwell plate cover.
  115. Kelton Arden A. (13561 Paysen Dr. Westminster CA 92683) Bell Michael L. (1357 Granada Way Corona CA 91720) Chung Roy A. (10094 Ellis Fountain Valley CA 92708), Rotary fluid manipulator.
  116. Bullock ; Frederick C. ; Engelhardt ; Alvin ; Cirincione ; Thomas J. ; Williams ; Joseph A., Rotatable flexible cuvette arrays.
  117. Bedingham,William; Robole,Barry W., Rotatable sample processing disk.
  118. Kohler Ralf,DEX, Rotor for a centrifuge.
  119. Clark Frederick L. ; Moore Larry W. ; Walker Donny Ray ; Clemens John M ; Kanewske ; III William J. ; Smith B. Jane, Sample container segment assembly.
  120. Bedingham, William; Rajagopal, Raj; Seshadri, Kannan, Sample processing device with integral electrophoresis channels.
  121. Bedingham,William; Aysta,James E.; Robole,Barry W.; Wood,Kenneth B., Sample processing devices.
  122. Harms, Michael R.; Bedingham, William; Kokaisel, Christopher R.; Robole, Barry W.; Wood, Kenneth B., Sample processing devices and carriers.
  123. Barker Stephen F. (La Mirada CA) Ricchio Samuel G. (Fullerton CA) Benton Glenn A. (Hesperia CA) Jackson Delbert D. (Placentia CA), Sample wheel for chemistry analyzers.
  124. Chlosta Wolfgang (Uberlingen DEX) Pospisil Peter (Uberlingen DEX), Sampler for feeding samples in gas chromatography.
  125. McClintock Joseph A. ; Childs Mary Ann ; Shipman Gregory K. ; Trainor William P. ; Gray Erick ; Bernstein David, Sampling-assay interface system.
  126. Smethers Rick T. (Milpitas CA) Leytes Lev J. (Palo Alto CA) Warner Brian D. (Martinez CA) Shadel Robert R. (San Francisco CA) Urdea Michael S. (Alamo CA), Self-contained assay assembly and apparatus.
  127. Sellers,James M.; Taylor,Haydn B.; Kuba,Lawrence M., Slide cartridge and reagent test slides for use with a chemical analyzer, and chemical analyzer for same.
  128. Neeper, Rob; Lillig, John, System and method for treatment of samples on solid supports.
  129. Bedingham, William; Aysta, James E.; Robole, Barry W., Systems for using sample processing devices.
  130. Stapleton Marilyn J. ; Jewett Warren R., Temperature control apparatus and method.
  131. Meyer Richard C. (La Habra CA) Greene Malbone W. (Vista CA), Temperature control apparatus for automated clinical analyzer.
  132. Kureshy Fareed (Westwood MA) Singh Shailendra (Sharon MA) Webber Gary L. (Sharon MA), Temperature controlled chamber for diagnostic analyzer.
  133. Krause Manfred (Viernheim DEX) Klein Bernd (Ludwigshafen DEX) Schindler Gerhard (Grndstadt DEX) Schfer Peter (Ludwigshafen DEX) Ntzel Siegfried (Wilhelmsfeld DEX), Test carrier for analysis of fluids.
  134. Bochner Barry, Testing device for liquid and liquid suspended samples.
  135. Lund, Kurt; Rothenberg, Barry E., Thermal cycler.
  136. Moser Rolf (Vitznau CHX) Birrer Lukas (Lucerne CHX), Thermal cycler.
  137. Moser Rolf,CHX ; Birrer Lukas,CHX, Thermal cycler.
  138. Bedingham,William; Robole,Barry W., Variable valve apparatus and methods.
  139. Nagasaki Koichi,JPX ; Kuchimachi Kazuhiro,JPX ; Nagano Saburo,JPX ; Kawanabe Yasunori,JPX ; Aida Hiroshi,JPX ; Kitazawa Kenji,JPX, Wafer support member.

이 특허를 인용한 특허 (11)

  1. Bedingham, William; Robole, Barry W., Compliant microfluidic sample processing device.
  2. Chapdelaine, Sébastien; Peytavi, Régis; Beliveau, Thomas-Éric; Gaucher, François; Mainville, Patrick, Fluidic centripetal device.
  3. Peytavi, Régis; Chapdelaine, Sébastien, Fluidic centripetal device.
  4. Smith, Jeffrey D.; Ludowise, Peter D., Rotatable sample processing disk.
  5. Smith, Jeffrey D.; Ludowise, Peter D., Rotatable sample processing disk.
  6. Bedingham, William; Ludowise, Peter D.; Pederson, Jeffrey C.; Robole, Barry W., Sample processing disk cover.
  7. Ludowise, Peter D.; Whitman, David A.; Armantrout, Kyle C.; Exner, Maurice; Jacky, Lucien A. E.; Tabb, Michelle, Systems and methods for detecting the presence of a selected volume of material in a sample processing device.
  8. Ludowise, Peter D.; Whitman, David A.; Armantrout, Kyle C.; Exner, Maurice; Jacky, Lucien A. E.; Tabb, Michelle, Systems and methods for detecting the presence of a selected volume of material in a sample processing device.
  9. Ludowise, Peter D.; Smith, Jeffrey D., Systems and methods for valving on a sample processing device.
  10. Ludowise, Peter D.; Whitman, David A.; Smith, Jeffrey D., Systems and methods for volumetric metering on a sample processing device.
  11. Robole, Barry W.; Bedingham, William; Ludowise, Peter D.; Pederson, Jeffrey C., Systems for processing sample processing devices.
섹션별 컨텐츠 바로가기

AI-Helper ※ AI-Helper는 오픈소스 모델을 사용합니다.

AI-Helper 아이콘
AI-Helper
안녕하세요, AI-Helper입니다. 좌측 "선택된 텍스트"에서 텍스트를 선택하여 요약, 번역, 용어설명을 실행하세요.
※ AI-Helper는 부적절한 답변을 할 수 있습니다.

선택된 텍스트