Sysmex Corporation

Bando Chemical Industries, Inc.

Yousuke Matsui

Toru Mizumoto

Hiroo Tatsutani

Tomoyuki Asahara

Yuichiro Ohmae

Hiroki Koike

Keisuke Tsutsumida

Takayoshi Izumi

Yousuke Tanaka

Hisashi Izumi

Tomokazu Kobata

Atsushi Kumagai

Go Senda

In accordance with embodiments, a transport mechanism transports a first sample container to a sample aspiration position. A setting part may set a second sample container, that accommodates a sample to be measured, with priority over a measurement of a sample in a first sample container. A nozzle may be capable of moving a sample from a first sample container at a sample aspiration position, and aspirating the sample from the second sample container. A detector may detect components of the sample. A controller may control a transport mechanism such that the first sample container moves to a position distant from the sample aspiration position, when the first sample container has been transported and when sample aspiration of the second sample container is required. A controller may execute control to move the nozzle above the sample aspiration position in state in which the first sample container is distant from the sample aspiration position.

Sample analyzer, transportation apparatus, and method

A urine analyzer includes a controller configured to perform, when a qualitative measurement result of a sample is obtained and a sediment measurement result of the sample has been stored in a storage section, a cross-check of the obtained qualitative measurement result and the stored sediment measurement result, and to perform, when a sediment measurement result of a sample is obtained and a qualitative measurement result of the sample has been stored in the storage section, a cross-check of the obtained sediment measurement result and the stored qualitative measurement result.

Urine analyzer and urine sample information processing method

There is disclosed a laminated organic photosensitive material which provides a copy image having substantially no interference fringe-like unevenness in darkness thereon. The laminated organic photosensitive material comprises an electroconductive support, an undercoat, a charge producing layer and a charge transporting layer in sequence wherein each of the undercoat and the charge producing layer has a thickness of d (nm) which fulfills the relation

Laminated organic photosensitive material with no interference fringes

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Kobe, Japan

Yousuke Matsui