A particle measurement system uses time-dependent scattered light signals and computer-implemented regression functions to determine physical properties.
A microplate transfer apparatus uses a push-pull mechanism to move trays into modular liquid-phase equipment.
An upstream affinity purification zone binds target proteins in a complex mixture, eliminating manual blotting steps and reducing analysis time.
Integrated immunoassay apparatus combines sample dispensing, reagent addition, and signal measurement within a single device.
An automatic analyzer determines reagent vessel abnormalities using measurement concentration data compared against stored sample information.
Control unit determines and displays sample arrangement positions on the analyzer display.
Concentric cylinder capacitor measures capacitance change to determine lost liquid volume on dispense needle outer surfaces.
Circulating reagent between container and nozzle prevents crystallization in piping, avoiding the need for full-path heating.
A single domain antibody conjugated to a fluorescent probe enables sensitive quantification of target molecules via fluorescence polarisation.