Diagnostic reagent holder and method

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G01T 1/164 (2006.01) G01N 33/543 (2006.01)

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CA 1083729

Abstract of the Disclosure A diagnostic reagent holder specifically adapted for the detection of an unknown quantity of a biologically derived sample suitably by radioimmunoassay, fluorometric detection or by spectrophotometry. The holder comprises an elongate shaft with a support surface adjacent one end of the shaft. Diagnostic reagent is covalently attached to a self-supporting film such as a disc and firmly secured to the support. The diagnostic reagent, e.g., antibody, is stirred during incubation in contact with the sample to be detected, e.g., antigen, in solution. In a "sandwich" technique labelled substance (e.g., fluorochrome-labelled antibody) is reacted with the sample on the film followed by thorough washing. Then, the holder is slid into a novel viewing housing which precisely positions the film at a window for viewing as with a fluorometer. To avoid loss of labelled substance during handling, and especially during positioning in the viewing housing, one or more protective protrusions are provided around the periphery of the support surface. - 1 -

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