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32 � 32 pH Image Sensors for Real Time Observation of Biochemical Phenomena

Authors: T. Hizawa; J. Matsuo; T. Ishida; H. Takao; H. Abe; K. Sawada; M. Ishida;

32 � 32 pH Image Sensors for Real Time Observation of Biochemical Phenomena

Abstract

32 x 32 pH image sensors were successfully fabricated by using the CCD/CMOS image sensor technique, and real time imaging of a chemical reaction and pH distribution was carried out for the first time. The pH variations by a chemical reaction are observed by 200 ms step (i.e. 5 flames per sec). The pH image sensor was able to take a pH image of mouse stomach successfully. It means that the novel image sensor can be applied to a biomedical and biochemical field.

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