Semi-automatic immunofluorescence analyzer

Abstract

The invention discloses a semi-automatic immunofluorescence analyzer. The analyzer comprises a sample module, a reagent module, an incubation module, a sampling and sample adding module and a detection module, wherein the reagent module and the incubation module are integrated on the same platform structure and can move along a track, and the platform structure is provided with a plurality of side-by-side slot positions and a plurality of rows of row holes; a reagent card is arranged in each slot position so as to form the incubation module with a plurality of incubation positions, and the rowholes are provided with a plurality of hole positions so that at least one TIP head and one reagent tube can be inserted into the reagent module; the sampling and sample adding module can move alongthe track; and the detection module moves along the track so as to carry out immunofluorescence detection on the different reagent cards. In the invention, the reagent module and the incubation moduleare integrated on the same platform structure; and the sampling and sample adding module can complete sampling and sample adding actions with small displacement along the track, sampling and sample adding time is shortened, meanwhile, the sampling and sample adding module moves along the track, automatic control is facilitated, sampling and sample adding efficiency is improved, and the influenceof manual operation of sampling and sample adding on stability of a detection result is eliminated.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment testing equipment, and more specifically, the invention relates to a semi-automatic immunofluorescence analyzer. Background technique

[0002] At present, most of the existing semi-automatic fluorescent immunoassay analyzers on the market are single-channel structures, which cannot test multiple items at the same time, and the detection efficiency is not high; moreover, most of the sampling and dripping work is done manually, and the manual participation is too high for operation requirements. , the stability of manual operation cannot be guaranteed, which affects the accuracy and stability of the detection results.

[0003] Most of the existing multi-channel fluorescence immunoassay analyzers are fully automatic instruments, corresponding to the large sample volume requirements used, the instruments are large in size and high in price, and the cost of use in general medical institutions...

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