| abstract |
An agglutination reaction device for performing agglutination immunoassay reactions comprising a first hydrophilic surface and a parallel second surface wherein the first surface has channels such that when the first and second surface are brough into contact with each other an agglutination reaction chamber is formed for conducting fluid by capillary action. The agglutination reaction device can additionally include a sample receiving well contiguous with the ingress of the chamber formed by the first and second surfaces. Also, the chambers have means for controlling the flow of fluid and a predetermined amount of reagent dispersed in them for performing an assay. |