Differential homogeneous immunosensor device
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1. A sensor means for conducting immunoassays comprising:
- a film of semiconductive polymer having an obverse and reverse surface,a common electroconductive area on the reverse surface in contact therewith,at least one further electroconductive area of the same electroconductive material as in said common area on said reverse surface and in contact therewith,at least one second further electroconductive area placed at a different location on the reverse surface and in contact therewith,means for separating the obverse surface of the film in such a manner that the a first field is defined over said first electroconductive area and a second field is defined over said second electroconductive area while a portion of each of said fields lies over the said common electroconductive area.
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Abstract
There is provided a novel method of testing for the presence of an analyte in a fluid suspected of containing the same. In this method, in the presence of the analyte, a substance capable of modifying certain characteristics of the substrate is bound to the substrate and the change in these qualities is measured.
While the method may be modified for carrying out quantitative differential analyses, it eliminates the need for washing analyte from the substrate which is characteristic of prior art methods.
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1. A sensor means for conducting immunoassays comprising:
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a film of semiconductive polymer having an obverse and reverse surface, a common electroconductive area on the reverse surface in contact therewith, at least one further electroconductive area of the same electroconductive material as in said common area on said reverse surface and in contact therewith, at least one second further electroconductive area placed at a different location on the reverse surface and in contact therewith, means for separating the obverse surface of the film in such a manner that the a first field is defined over said first electroconductive area and a second field is defined over said second electroconductive area while a portion of each of said fields lies over the said common electroconductive area. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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