Device for detecting an analyte
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Jan 19, 2006
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Jun 27, 2003
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Jun 28, 2002
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The invention relates to a device (17) for detecting an analyte in a liquid having a multitude of electrodes (15), which are insulated from one another while being arranged on a first side (12) of an electrically non-conductive plate (10) that is impermeable to the liquid. Said electrodes (15) have, at least in part, an analyte-specific coating or analyte-specific molecules. Electrical conductors that pass through the plate (10) can, from a second side (14) of the plate, be electrically contacted and individually discharged. The coating or the molecules has/have a specific affinity to the analytes or to a substance formed due to the presence of the analyte. In addition, the device has no leakages.
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