Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Automated chemical analysis – With aspirator of claimed structure
Patent
1995-04-24
1996-01-09
Housel, James C.
Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing
Automated chemical analysis
With aspirator of claimed structure
436526, 436180, 436806, 422 63, 422 64, 422 65, 422 67, 422100, G01N 3508
Patent
active
054828643
ABSTRACT:
An analytical device incorporating a system for suspending particles includes a conveying device for positioning a pipetting needle at a distance from the central longitudinal axis of the reaction vessel. Particles are suspended by delivering amounts of liquid reagent to two different positions at a predetermined distance from the central longitudinal axis of a reaction vessel, such delivery generates a flow in the reaction vessel which suspends particles exclusively by injection of liquid, thus avoiding the need for subsequent shaking.
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Derwent Abstract No. AN 85-019780/04.
Derwent Abstract No. AN 84-128468/21.
Carrillo Sharidan
Gould George M.
Hoffman-La Roche Inc.
Housel James C.
Johnston George W.
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