Method of detecting substance
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May 26, 2005
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Aug 1, 2002
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Feb 7, 2000
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The present invention relates to a method of detecting a substance to be detected in a sample characterized by mixing a sample containing the substance to be detected, in a solution, with carriers which have a shape such that, when suspended in a solution and flowed through a hollow tube for detecting signals formed in a signal detecting means capable of detecting a signal A and a signal B, two or more of the carriers do not move in an overlapping manner to the cross section of the hollow tube, to which a substance capable of binding to the substance to be detected (hereinafter referred simply to as 'binding element') is bound through or not through a spacer, and which have an identifiable signal A; binding the substance to be detected to said binding element thereby causing a signal B to be formed on the carriers; flowing a suspension of said carriers through the hollow tube by a solution supply means connected to the hollow tube; detecting the signal A and the signal B by the signal detecting means; and relating the signal A with the signal B.
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