Diagnostic assay module

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167/43, 167/44,

G01N 33/543 (2006.01) B01L 3/00 (2006.01) G01N 33/53 (2006.01) G01N 37/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2019873

A diagnostic assay module for analytical procedures in which an optical signal developed by interaction between a component in a sample fluid, such as an analyte in a biological fluid, and one or more reagents in a resilient assay element is read by optical means. The module includes a first member having one open side and a second member adapted to close the open side of the first member against a resilient assay element. The area of the assay element to which the sample fluid is applied and wherein the optical signal developed by the interaction of the sample component and the reagent(s) in the assay element is read is maintained in a substantially horizontal orientation by flexure developed between complementing ramp surfaces on the respective first and second members. In a preferred embodiment the first member defines a liquid transport surface which, together with the assay element forms a fluid flow zone to provide for the uniform spreading of a sample fluid, introduced through an aperture in the member, across the surface of the assay element. The volume of fluid in the fluid flow zone is controlled by the precise positioning of the assay element according to the invention.

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