The Shlenker School - Houston, Texas Jul 2011 - Jul 2013
After School and Camp Coordinator
Mississippi Department of Archives and History - Jackson, Mississippi Oct 2009 - Jul 2010
Historian I - Manship House Museum
Education:
University of Houston-Clear Lake 2015
Master's degree, Marriage and Family Therapy/Counseling
Baylor University 2005 - 2009
B.A., History, German
Technische Universität Dresden 2008 - 2008
Languages:
German
Lawyers & Attorneys
Elizabeth Wood Claytor Wilkins, Washington DC - Lawyer
Richard J. Massey - Rockville MD Gary F. Blackburn - Gaithersburg MD Elizabeth W. Wilkins - Germantown MD Haresh P. Shah - Gaithersburg MD
Assignee:
IGEN International, Inc. - Gaithersburg MD
International Classification:
G01N 2176
US Classification:
436501, 436524, 436526, 436528, 436172
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for performing a binding assay for an analyte of interest present in a sample are described. The methods include the steps of: forming a composition containing the sample, an assay-performance-substance which contains a component linked to a label compound capable of chemiluminescing when triggered, and a plurality of particles capable of specifically binding with the analyte and/or the assay-performance-substance; incubating the composition to form a complex which includes a particle and the labeled component; collecting the complex in a collection zone; introducing into the collection zone a trigger capable of triggering the label such that the label luminesces; and measuring the emitted luminescence to measure the presence of the analyte of interest in the sample.
Methods And Apparatus For Improved Luminescence Assays
Richard J. Massey - Rockville MD, US Gary Blackburn - Gaithersburg MD, US Elizabeth W. Wilkins - Germantown MD, US Haresh P. Shah - Gaithersburg MD, US
Assignee:
Igen, Inc.
International Classification:
C12Q001/54
US Classification:
435/014000
Abstract:
What is described are methods and apparatus for performing a binding assay for an analyte of interest present in a sample. The methods include the steps of: forming a composition containing the sample, an assay-performance-substance which contains a component linked to a label compound capable of chemiluminescing when triggered, and a plurality of particles capable of specifically binding with the analyte and/or the assay-performance-substance; incubating the composition to form a complex which includes a particle and the labeled component; collecting the complex in a collection zone; introducing into the collection zone a trigger capable of triggering the label such that the label luminesces; and measuring the emitted luminescence to measure the presence of the analyte of interest in the sample.
Methods And Apparatus For Improved Luminescence Assays Using Particle Concentration, Electrochemical Generation Of Chemiluminescence Detection
Richard J. Massey - Rockville MD Gary F. Blackburn - Gaithersburg MD Elizabeth W. Wilkins - Germantown MD Jonathan K. Leland - Laurel MD
Assignee:
IGEN International, Inc. - Gaithersburg MD
International Classification:
G01N 3353
US Classification:
436526
Abstract:
What is described are methods and apparatus for performing a binding assay for an analyte of interest present in a sample. The methods include the steps of: forming a composition containing said sample, an assay-performance-substance which contains a component linked to a label compound capable of chemiluminescing when triggered, and a plurality of coated magnetic particles capable of specifically binding with the analyte and/or said assay-performance-substance; incubating said composition to form a complex which includes a particle and said labeled component; magnetically collecting said complex at the surface of an electrode; inducing said label to luminesce by contacting it with a trigger, said trigger being formed in-situ by conversion of a precursor molecule upon introduction of electrochemical energy; and measuring the emitted luminescence to measure the presence of the analyte of interest in the sample.
Apparatus For Improved Luminescence Assays Using Particle Concentration, Electrochemical Generation Of Chemiluminescence And Chemiluminescence Detection
Richard J. Massey - Rockville MD Gary F. Blackburn - Gaithersburg MD Elizabeth W. Wilkins - Germantown MD Jonathan K. Leland - Laurel MD
Assignee:
IGEN International, Inc. - Gaithersburg MD
International Classification:
G01N 2166
US Classification:
422 52
Abstract:
What is described are methods and apparatus for performing a binding assay for an analyte of interest present in a sample. The methods include the steps of: forming a composition containing said sample, an assay-performance-substance which contains a component linked to a label compound capable of chemiluminescing when triggered, and a plurality of coated magnetic particles capable of specifically binding with the analyte and/or said assay-performance-substance; incubating said composition to form a complex which includes a particle and said labeled component; magnetically collecting said complex at the surface of an electrode; inducing said label to luminesce by contacting it with a trigger, said trigger being formed in-situ by conversion of a precursor molecule upon introduction of electrochemical energy; and measuring the emitted luminescence to measure the presence of the analyte of interest in the sample.
Apparatus For Improved Luminescence Assays Using Particle Concentration And Chemiluminescence Detection
Richard J. Massey - Rockville MD Gary F. Blackburn - Gaithersburg MD Elizabeth W. Wilkins - Germantown MD Haresh P. Shah - Gaithersburg MD
Assignee:
IGEN International, Inc. - Gaithersburg MA
International Classification:
G01N 2176
US Classification:
422 52
Abstract:
What is described are methods and apparatus for performing a binding assay for an analyte of interest present in a sample. The methods include the steps of: forming a composition containing the sample, an assay-performance-substance which contains a component linked to a label compound capable of chemiluminescing when triggered, and a plurality of particles capable of specifically binding with the analyte and/or the assay-performance-substance; incubating the composition to form a complex which includes a particle and the labeled component; collecting the complex in a collection zone; introducing into the collection zone a trigger capable of triggering the label such that the label luminesces; and measuring the emitted luminescence to measure the presence of the analyte of interest in the sample.