Claims
- 1. A substrate used for the immobilization of biomolecules comprising:
(a) a substantially flat slide having an upper and lower surface; (b) a radio frequency labeling indicia either bonded to the upper or lower surface, or integral with said slide.
- 2. The substrate of claim 1 further comprising a biomolecular immobilizing film coating said upper surface of said slide.
- 3. The substrate of claim 2 further comprising a biomolecule attached to said upper surface of said substrate.
- 4. The substrate of claim 2 wherein said biomolecule is a DNA probe.
- 5. The substrate of claim 1 further comprising an array of biomolecules attached to the upper surface of said slide.
- 6. A multiwell plate comprising:
(a) a peripheral skirt; (b) a top portion; (c) a matrix of wells, said wells having bottoms, sidewalls and open tops; and, (d) a radio frequency labeling indicia attached to said plate or integrally molded therein.
- 7. A multiwell filter plate comprising:
(a) a peripheral skirt; (b) a top portion; (c) a matrix of wells, said wells having filter bottoms, sidewalls and open tops; and, (d) a radio frequency labeling indicia attached to said plate or integrally molded therein.
- 8. A laboratory product selected from the group consisting of:
PCR plate, block, cluster tube, rack, flask, roller bottle, tube, vial, and dish; and whereby a radio frequency labeling indicia is either bonded to a surface of the laboratory product or embedded within a surface thereof.
Parent Case Info
[0001] This application claims the benefit of US provisional patent application No. 60/183.224 Filed on Feb. 17. 2000 entitled RF IDENTIFICATION FOR MICROTITER PLATES OR SLIDES.
Provisional Applications (1)
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60183224 |
Feb 2000 |
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