US Patent 7722809 Bioagent detection device
Patent 7722809 was granted and assigned to Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation on May, 2010 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A detection device is provided for detecting the presence of an agent in a fluid. The device includes a body defining first and second chambers. It is intended for the first chamber accommodating the flow of fluid therein. A first valve is disposed in the body between in the first and second chambers. The first valve opens in response to the presence of the agent in the fluid. A first detection structure is disposed in the second chamber in order to generate a predetermined signal in response to exposure to the fluid.
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US Patent 07722809 Bioagent detection device US Patent 7722809 Bioagent detection device
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