| abstract |
A reactive detection chip having spots formed by immobilizing a plurality of porous particles in a cluster onto a substrate, the porous particles having probe molecules bound to surfaces of the porous particles and surfaces of pores in the particles including pores, wherein the porous particles are transparent to incident light, and have been immobilized in a single-layered state onto the substrate, is provided. A spotter suitable for spotting a liquid containing low dispersibility particles in manufacturing the reactive detection chip is also provided. In the reactive detection chip, the number of probes can be stably controlled, and a three-dimensional array of the probes uniformizes the supply of a sample to the probes. Thus, the magnitude of signal components is stabilized, and signal components are stably increased, so that the S/N ratio is increased, and the detection capability of the DNA chip can be enhanced. The use of the spotter enables the chip to be manufactured more efficiently. |