Qiagen Gmbh

Pierburg Gmbh

Rainer Dahlke

Ralf Himmelreich

Thomas Rothmann

Markus Jeziorski

Andy Wende

Hans Robert Attig

Holger Engel

Jan Claussen

Bert Jungheim

Johann Kubicek

Gerd Grosshauser

Eva Schaeffer

Ulrich Fassbender

Eva Holzer

Josef Drexler

Michael Eberhard

Thorsten Reimers

Hans Attig

Jean KÜBBELER

Jan Claußen

The present invention pertains inter alia to a method for analyzing a sample comprising biomolecules, which comprises the following steps: Furthermore, specifically adapted processing cartridges and systems are provided.

Sample processing method and sample processing cartridge

The invention relates to a system comprising a rotary valve and an actuating device for the rotary valve. The invention further relates to a related flow system having a rotary valve. The flow system is in particular a micro-flow system. The system comprises at least two separate components, wherein the one component is a rotary valve comprising a hollow cylindrical mount (), a cylindrical valve body () located in the mount, and openings () for at least two channels at the bottom of the mount (). The other component comprises an actuating device () that is provided with pressing means, by means of which the valve body () can be pressed to the bottom of the mount ().

Valve

The present invention relates to a method for amplifying and detecting nucleic acid sequences in a reaction cartridge comprising, (i) providing a sample comprising at least one nucleic acid molecule, (ii) in a first reaction chamber of the cartridge providing reagents for an amplification reaction, (iii) mixing the sample with the amplification reagents, (iv) amplifying the at least one nucleic acid in the first reaction chamber of the cartridge, (v) transferring at least parts of the amplification reaction into a second and third reaction chamber of the cartridge each comprising a probe set and performing a melting point analysis in order to determine which of the probes has specifically bound a nucleic acid.

Detection of multiple nucleic acid sequences in a reaction cartridge

The present invention relates to a reaction vessel for crystallization of a sample from a solution and a covering foil and an arrangement for mounting the covering foil.

Reaction vessel for crystallizing a sample from a solution

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Kaarst, Germany

Rainer Dahlke