US Patent 7662612 Chemical sensor device
Patent 7662612 was granted and assigned to Panasonic on February, 2010 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A sensor device is provided for performing rapid and high-sensitivity detection. The sensor device comprising at least one support for immobilizing a subject to be detected and a cell for containing a solution in which a reaction product generated from the subject to be detected is diffused. At least one reaction region having a constant concentration of the reaction product is formed by diffusion of the reaction product into the solution, and the reaction region is formed in such a manner that the reaction product is specifically detected in a predetermined measurement time.
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Kazuhiro Niwa0
Masashi Nishiguchi0
Toru Onouchi0
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US Patent 07662612 Chemical sensor device US Patent 7662612 Chemical sensor device
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076626120
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February 16, 2010
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102757830
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May 10, 2001
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US Patent 07662612 Chemical sensor device
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07662612
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February 16, 2010
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