Fluorescence reader wherein uniform fluorescence measurement...

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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C250S459100

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06956229

ABSTRACT:
A fluorescence reader of the present invention detects fluorescence from a sample present on a carrier or in a solution, and the fluorescence reader includes a light source which radiates parallel light, a projection lens which converges the light from the light source, an objective lens which irradiates the sample with the light converged in a rear-side focal position, an image forming lens which forms fluorescence emitted from the sample and passed through the objective lens into an image, a light receiving pinhole disposed in an image forming position of the image forming lens, and detector which detects the fluorescence passed through the light receiving pinhole.

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