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Chemical luminescence method using biochemical analysis units

  • US 20040048322A1
  • Filed: 08/28/2003
  • Published: 03/11/2004
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/29/2002
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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1. A chemical luminescence method using a biochemical analysis unit, comprising the steps of:

  • i) obtaining a biochemical analysis unit provided with a plurality of porous adsorptive regions, to which ligands or receptors have been bound respectively, ii) subjecting a labeled receptor or a labeled ligand, which has been labeled with a labeling substance, to specific binding with the ligands or the receptors, each of which has been bound to one of the porous adsorptive regions of the biochemical analysis unit, the labeled receptor or the labeled ligand being thereby specifically bound to at least one of the ligands or at least one of the receptors, iii) subjecting an enzyme-labeled antibody to specific binding with the labeled receptor or the labeled ligand, which has been specifically bound to at least one of the ligands or at least one of the receptors, and iv) causing a chemical luminescence substrate to undergo a reaction with the enzyme-labeled antibody, which has been specifically bound to the labeled receptor or the labeled ligand, wherein, at the time at which the enzyme-labeled antibody is subjected to the specific binding with the labeled receptor or the labeled ligand, which has been specifically bound to at least one of the ligands or at least one of the receptors, a reaction liquid containing the enzyme-labeled antibody is forcibly caused to flow such that the reaction liquid containing the enzyme-labeled antibody flows across each of the porous adsorptive regions of the biochemical analysis unit.

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