Calbiochem-behring Corp.

Ohmicron Corporation

Ctm Associates, Inc.

Mark K Malmros

Richard C Hevey

Julian Gulbinski, Iii

Raymond J Tucci

Pier J Cipriani

William S Collins

William Gibbs

Wayne W Petko

A biological stain composition contains toluidine blue O and a pharmaceutically acceptable oxidizing agent to convert any leuco toluidine blue O to the chromo form. A dry composition for preparing the stain includes the toluidine blue O, the oxidizing agent and an effervescent agent. These compositions are preferably buffered to improve shelf stability and clinical consistency. Compositions for intra-oral application contain a flavoring agent.

Biological stain composition, method of preparation and method of use

A device for detecting the presence of a predetermined reactant in a fluid suspected of containing the same which comprises a pyroelectric film having a first and a second surface, a first electrode in contact with a portion of the first surface of said pyroelectric film, a second electrode in contact with a portion of the first surface of said pyroelectric film, said first and said second electrodes being proximate to but electrically insulated from each other, an infra-red transparent third electrode having a first and second surface, said first surface being in contact with the second surface of said film, methods of making such a device and methods of utilizing same.

Pyroelectric thermometric device

There is provided a novel method of testing for the presence of an analyte in a fluid suspected of containing the same. In this method, in the presence of the analyte, a substance capable of modifying certain characteristics of the substrate is bound to the substrate and the change in these qualities is measured. While the method may be modified for carrying out quantitative differential analyses, it eliminates the need for washing analyte from the substrate which is characteristic of prior art methods.

Differential homogeneous immunosensor device

Addition of a low concentration of an alkali metal metabisulfite completely stops color development in a peroxidase-labeled immunoassay wherein the peroxidase catalyzed reaction comprises oxidation of an achromatic substrate to the corresponding chromatic product in the presence of a peroxide.

Method for terminating a peroxidase catalyzed reaction

A method for determining the presence of a ligand in a liquid medium which utilizes enzyme labeled avidin and biotin labeled reagent in a specific binding process wherein the ligand to be detected is contacted with an insoluble phase containing specific binding substance for the ligand. Various protocols may be used to assay the resulting enzyme activity which is related to the amount of ligand in the liquid medium.

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