Ultra-sensitive and high-performance biomolecule detection method
2019-1021-06
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about researcher SOU, Keitaro Senior Researcher
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Faculty of Science and Engineering
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background
● Early diagnosis and detection are effective for prevention and treatment of lifestyle-related diseases, diseases, and infectious.
● There is no effective method for rapid detect of trace biomolecules (biomarkers) in the early stage.
● A general technology for more sensitive and rapid detection of biomarkers is expected.
● There is no effective method for rapid detect of trace biomolecules (biomarkers) in the early stage.
● A general technology for more sensitive and rapid detection of biomarkers is expected.
summary
● Conversion of detection principle from analog method to digital method.
● Development of ultra-sensitive detection probes capable of single molecule detection.
● Practical application of quantitative technology based on high-speed single molecule digital counting.
● Development of ultra-sensitive detection probes capable of single molecule detection.
● Practical application of quantitative technology based on high-speed single molecule digital counting.
predominance
● Ultra-sensitive molecule detection by using temperature-responsive fluorescent probe particles.
● High accuracy and reliability by digital analysis (absolute quantitation).
● High versatility and innovations that may innovate biomolecular detection and quantification technology.
● High accuracy and reliability by digital analysis (absolute quantitation).
● High versatility and innovations that may innovate biomolecular detection and quantification technology.
application/development
● Health care and medical industry: Preventive medicine, ultra-early detection of diseases and infections.
● Environment and food industry: Inspection kit for environmental microorganism and bacteria.
● Bio-industry: New technology for detection and quantification of ultra-trace biomolecule.
● Environment and food industry: Inspection kit for environmental microorganism and bacteria.
● Bio-industry: New technology for detection and quantification of ultra-trace biomolecule.
collaborative researchers
Runkai Hu , TAKEOKA, Shinji Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering)
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2019/10/21