Tokitae LLC

General Electric Company

Matthew F Rosen

David Roger Moore

Matthew Jeremiah Misner

Shieng Liu

Ozgur Emek Yildirim

Fong-Li Chou

Bing Li

Kevin Paul Flood Nichols

David Joseph Gasperino

Michael Friend

Ryan Calderon

Shannon Weise Stone

David Michael Cate

A rapid diagnostic testing device for testing of a biological sample is provided. The device comprises a channeled construct, at least one lateral flow unit, and a cassette housing. The channeled construct is configured to receive a biological sample to form at least partially purified biological sample. The lateral flow unit is at least partially disposed in the cassette housing. The lateral flow unit comprises: a sample receiving zone, a conjugate zone and a detection zone. The sample receiving zone is operatively coupled to the channeled construct for receiving the partially purified biological sample comprising at least one analyte. The conjugate zone comprising a conjugate particle to bind the analyte is disposed adjacent to the first side of the sample receiving zone. The detection zone is disposed adjacent to the second side of the sample receiving zone and comprises at least one binding agent for detecting the analyte.

Device for rapid diagnostic tests to detect antigens with improved sensitivity

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to apparatuses and methods for storing temperature-sensitive items. More specifically, embodiments include a storage apparatus that may store the temperature-sensitive items. For example, the storage apparatus may include a storage compartment that may be maintained at a predetermined temperature or temperature range.

Storage apparatuses and related methods for storing temperature-sensitive items

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Cambridge, MA, United States of America

Matthew F Rosen