Biomerieux, Inc.

Biomerieux Sa

Biofire Diagnostics, LLC

Biofire Defense, LLC

Commissariat a L'energie Atomique Et Aux Energies Alternatives

Agnès Dupont-Filliard

Carole Vachon

David E Jones

Kirk M Ririe

Jean-Philippe Charrier

Ali Laayoun

Myriam-Laure Cubizolles

Aaron D Wernerehl

Florence Rivera

Christopher Paul Pasko

Laurent Mesta

Marie-Hélène Charles

Christine Peponnet

Erik Wong Huynh

Andrew C Hatch

Laurent Veron

Véronique Lanet

Lucie Baujard-Lamotte

Bernard F Mandrand

Patrick Broyer

Hervé Rostaing

Jérôme Blaze

Sandrine Gicquel

Systems, methods, and apparatuses are provided for self-contained nucleic acid preparation, amplification, and analysis.

Assay devices and methods of use thereof

The invention relates to a device for obtaining biological material and/or biological information from a sample with a heterogeneous matrix, to the uses of said device, to methods implementing said device, and to kits for obtaining biological material and/or biological information from a sample with a heterogeneous matrix, comprising the different constituents of said device.

Device for obtaining biological material and/or biological information from a sample with a heterogeneous matrix

The present invention relates to a method of obtaining peptides from procaryotic and/or eucaryotic cells.

Method for obtaining peptides

The present invention relates to a method for detecting a target biomolecule in a sample comprising a plurality of biomolecules, whereby the target biomolecule is provided with a tag, said tag comprising a catalytic active moiety which catalyses a reaction yielding an insoluble reaction product which precipitates on flexible electrically conductive nanoelectrodes. The precipitation onto said nanoelectrodes causes a change in their electroconductivity which is accessible to electroanalytical methods. The invention relates further to a biochip comprising a solid support with nanoelectrodes attached thereto and probe molecules bound to all or to a plurality of said nanoelectrodes which may be the same or different, a segment of said probe molecules being able to interact specifically with a segment of the target biomolecules.

Method and device for detecting biomolecules

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Les Adrets, France

Agnès Dupont-Filliard