Biochemical reaction detection apparatus
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1. A biochemical reaction detection apparatus, comprising;
- a first membrane of no more than 20 μ
m thick;
a heat draining layer shaped in a mesh having spaces provided on one side of said first membrane;
a plurality of islands provided on one said of said first membrane, each space of the mesh having at least one of said plurality of islands being formed therein;
probe cells for immobilizing probes for detecting biochemical reactions, each of said probe cells being provided on a side opposite to said one side of said first membrane corresponding to one of the islands directly through a cross section of the first membrane; and
a cover placed on top of the probe cells for accommodating a sample solution layer between the cover and said side opposite to said one side of said first membrane covering all of the probe cells, wherein said islands are spaced from each other with intervals filled with air, and each of the islands includes a temperature controller for heating and temperature-controlling a corresponding one of said probe cells independently so that temperature of the sample solution is controlled independently probe cell by probe cell.
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Abstract
A biochemical reaction detection chip capable of controlling the temperature for biochemical reactions including hybridizations and its substrate. The function of the chip is performed by comprising a plurality of islands of a heat conducting material on the membrane of the substrate, the islands being spaced from each other and individually provided with temperature controllers, and the probes immobilized on the substrate.
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1. A biochemical reaction detection apparatus, comprising;
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a first membrane of no more than 20 μ
m thick;
a heat draining layer shaped in a mesh having spaces provided on one side of said first membrane;
a plurality of islands provided on one said of said first membrane, each space of the mesh having at least one of said plurality of islands being formed therein;
probe cells for immobilizing probes for detecting biochemical reactions, each of said probe cells being provided on a side opposite to said one side of said first membrane corresponding to one of the islands directly through a cross section of the first membrane; and
a cover placed on top of the probe cells for accommodating a sample solution layer between the cover and said side opposite to said one side of said first membrane covering all of the probe cells, wherein said islands are spaced from each other with intervals filled with air, and each of the islands includes a temperature controller for heating and temperature-controlling a corresponding one of said probe cells independently so that temperature of the sample solution is controlled independently probe cell by probe cell. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A biochemical reaction detection apparatus, comprising:
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a first membrane of no more than 20 μ
m thick, a first side thereof being provided with a sample solution layer;
a heat draining layer shaped in a mesh having spaces provided on a second side of said first membrane opposite to the first side of said first membrane;
a plurality of islands provided on said second side of said first membrane, each space of the mesh having at least one of said plurality of islands being formed therein; and
probe cells for immobilizing probes for detecting biochemical reactions, each of said probe cells being provided on the first side of said first membrane corresponding to one of the islands directly through a cross section of said first membrane, each of said probe cells being set to contact with said sample solution layer, wherein said islands are spaced from each other with intervals filled with air, and each of the islands includes a temperature controller for heating and temperature-controlling a corresponding one of said probe cells independently so that a temperature of the sample solution is controlled independently probe cell by probe cell. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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