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Diem Thuy Le

from Hawthorne, CA
Age ~49

Diem Le Phones & Addresses

  • Hawthorne, CA
  • Oakland, CA
  • Wailuku, HI

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Diem Vy Le, Westminster CA

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Specialties:
Dentist
Address:
8552 Westminster Blvd, Westminster, CA 92683

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Sales Representatives Assistant

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Position:
Administrative Assistant at Letronix
Location:
San Jose, California
Industry:
Internet
Work:
Letronix - San Francisco Bay Area since Jan 2013
Administrative Assistant

VIA Technologies, Inc. Jul 2003 - Mar 2008
Receptionist/ Administrative
Education:
Goodwill Career Solution 2008 - 2008
Certificate, Business Administration and Management, General
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Quantitative Assay With Extended Dynamic Range

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US Patent:
20060019404, Jan 26, 2006
Filed:
Feb 18, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/061096
Inventors:
Joel Blatt - Mountain View CA, US
Michael Allen - Los Altos CA, US
Diem Le - San Jose CA, US
Paul Patel - Sunnyvale CA, US
Patrick Sexton - Poway CA, US
International Classification:
G01N 21/77
US Classification:
436169000
Abstract:
An efficient design for an expanded dynamic range in a lateral flow one step assay for the detection of an analyte in a biological sample is disclosed. The device comprises a multiple strip design, each constructed of four zones; a sample receiving zone, a sample treatment zone, a labeling zone, and a capture zone. The sample containing analyte is accepted in the sample receiving zone in the form of blood, serum, plasma, or urine. It is then carried into the sample treatment zone where it is rendered compatible with the chemistries of the assay strip. The treated sample then flows into the labeling zone where it interacts with visible particles that are coupled to analyte specific binding proteins. The flow continues, carrying the labeled analyte into the capture zone where it is immobilized in specific regions with analyte specific binding proteins. Excess flow is absorbed in an absorbent zone that is in contact with the capture zone. A positive result is interpreted by detection of the visible particles in the specified regions of the capture zone.
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