公开(公告)号：US11237093B2

公开(公告)日：2022-02-01

申请号：US16214674

申请日：2018-12-10

Applicant: Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.

Inventor： Fan Xiong ,  Edward Marquette ,  Brian D. Hall ,  Michelle Scott ,  Matthew Alexander

IPC: G01N15/14

Abstract: An external fluidic system and methods of operating the same are provided. The fluidic system can be hot-swap connected to a flow-cytometer-based system at runtime to expand sheath or waste fluid storage capability of the flow-cytometer-based system by making only minimal changes to the flow-cytometer-based system. The external fluidic system can include a pump and a controller configured to operate the external fluidic system such that the sheath fluid is supplied from the external fluidic system to the flow-cytometer-based system or the waste fluid is extracted from the flow-cytometer-teased system and provided to the external fluidic system.

公开(公告)号：US10284756B2

公开(公告)日：2019-05-07

申请号：US15449786

申请日：2017-03-03

Applicant: Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.

Inventor： Evelio Perez ,  Evan P. Thrush ,  Stephen L. R. Swihart ,  Brian D. Hall

IPC: H04N5/232 ,  H04N5/225 ,  G03B17/02 ,  G03B17/55 ,  G03B17/56 ,  G03B43/00

Abstract: Techniques and systems for implementing fast, fixed-focal-length lens imaging systems for molecular biology or genetics applications are provided. In particular, techniques and structures are provided for allowing for precise alignment of the optical and imaging components of such imaging systems during assembly with a minimal amount of adjustment.

公开(公告)号：US20170264828A1

公开(公告)日：2017-09-14

申请号：US15449786

申请日：2017-03-03

Applicant: Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.

Inventor： Evelio Perez ,  Evan P. Thrush ,  Stephen L.R. Swihart ,  Brian D. Hall

IPC: H04N5/232 ,  G02B7/02 ,  H04N5/225

CPC classification number: H04N5/2254 ,  G03B17/02 ,  G03B17/55 ,  G03B17/561 ,  G03B43/00 ,  H04N5/2252 ,  H04N5/2253

Abstract: Techniques and systems for implementing fast, fixed-focal-length lens imaging systems for molecular biology or genetics applications are provided. In particular, techniques and structures are provided for allowing for precise alignment of the optical and imaging components of such imaging systems during assembly with a minimal amount of adjustment.