A
fully automatic specific protein analysis device includes a multi-type attachment and fixing mechanism, a stirring mechanism, a liquid inlet and outlet mechanism, a
laser scattering generating mechanism and a photoelectric
signal receiving mechanism; the stirring mechanism and the liquid inlet and outlet mechanism are both connected to the multi-type attachment and fixing mechanism, and the stirring end of the stirring mechanism extends into the liquid inlet and outlet mechanism; the liquid inlet and outlet mechanism is connected to the
laser scattering generating mechanism and extends into the interior thereof; the photoelectric
signal receiving mechanism is connected to the
laser scattering generating mechanism. The present invention is simple to operate and convenient to use. By using the multi-type attachment and fixing mechanism, the device is assembled into a variety of
in vitro diagnostic
medical equipment with liquid path functions, the corresponding liquid path is set to connect with the liquid inlet and outlet mechanism, and the stirring mechanism is used to stir the
reagent, and finally the
software and hardware of the
laser scattering generating mechanism and the photoelectric
signal receiving mechanism are driven to detect the uniformly mixed
reagent, without manual operation, to achieve full
automation, and to reduce
pollution to the environment and the cost of
pollutant treatment.