Arkray, Inc.

Kyoto Daiichi Kagaku Co., Ltd.

Atsushi Murakami

Noriaki Furusato

Katsumi Hamamoto

Hiroshi Hyodo

Ken Kishimoto

Kouji Egawa

A reaction container, a light source unit including light emitting devices that are different in wavelength of an emitted light beam and output dichroic mirrors that are different in wavelength range of a reflectible light beam, and a photoreceptive unit including photoreceptors and photoreceptive dichroic mirrors that are different in wavelength range of a reflectible light beam are used. The light emitting devices are arranged so that output directions thereof may be in parallel, and the output dichroic mirrors are arranged so that the reflected light beams may pass through the same optical path in the same direction. The photoreceptors are arranged so that photoreceptive surfaces may be in parallel, and the photoreceptive dichroic mirrors are arranged so that output light beams from the reaction container may be reflected by the photoreceptive dichroic mirrors and may enter the photoreceptors, according to wavelengths of the output light beams.

Light source unit, photoreceptive unit and multichannel photodetector using the same

A body fluid sampling apparatus (A), comprising a piston ( ) provided in a tubular main case ( ), a first plunger rod ( ) extending into the piston ( ) integrally with each other; a first spring ( ) elastically energzing the piston ( ) toward the upper end side, a second plunger rod ( ) installed in the first plunger rod ( ) through a second spring ( ), a lancet mounted body ( ) provided on the second plunger rod ( ) and having a lancet (B) mounted therein, a third spring ( ) elastically energizing the lancet mounted body ( ) toward the upper end side, latch mechanisms ( ) suppressing the second plunger rod ( ) and first plunger rod ( ) when the first plunger rod ( ) is moved to the lower end side by he push-down of the piston ( ), and a release mechanism ( ) for releasing the locked state of the first plunger rod ( ) and the second plunger rod ( ).

Body fluid sampling apparatus

A test piece analyzing apparatus is provided which includes a releasably fixed absorbent member, a horizontally reciprocative pinching mechanism for simultaneously transferring a plurality of test pieces in a transfer direction, and an optical analyzing assembly provided with a primary illuminator and a secondary illuminator. The second illuminator serves to illuminate the bottom surface of the test piece.

Test piece analyzing apparatus having a test piece transfer assembly

Test piece analyzing apparatus having an excessive portion removal

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Kyoto, Japan

Atsushi Murakami