Methods and systems for using RFID in biological field
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1. A device comprising a consumable comprising at least one reagent for use in an instrument for carrying out a biological assay, and an RFID tag coupled to the consumable, wherein the RFID tag comprises a memory, and instructions stored in the memory for controlling operation of the instrument.
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Abstract
Biological reagent carrier devices and methods are disclosed, which employ RFID techniques to associate information with biological reagents.
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- 1. A device comprising a consumable comprising at least one reagent for use in an instrument for carrying out a biological assay, and an RFID tag coupled to the consumable, wherein the RFID tag comprises a memory, and instructions stored in the memory for controlling operation of the instrument.
- 7. A device comprising a container for supporting a reagent, a reagent supported by the container, and an RFID tag coupled to the container, wherein the RFID tag comprises a memory, and instructions stored in the memory for controlling operation of a biological instrument designed to operate on the reagent.
- 11. A device comprising a consumable for use in an instrument for carrying out a biological assay, and an RFID tag coupled to the consumable, wherein the RFID tag comprises a memory, and parameters stored in the memory for controlling operation of the instrument.
- 17. A device comprising a container for supporting a reagent, a reagent supported by the container, and an RFID tag coupled to the container, wherein the RFID tag comprises a memory, and parameters stored in the memory for controlling operation of a biological instrument designed to operate on the reagent.
- 21. A device comprising a container for supporting a biological assay reagent, a biological assay reagent supported by the container, and an RFID tag coupled to the container wherein the RFID tag comprises a memory, and parameters stored in the memory for controlling operation of a biological instrument designed to operate on the biological assay reagent.
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