Test device, methods for determining a disease condition or a disorder or a propensity for the development of a disease condition or a disorder and for treating cancer or a propensity for the development of cancer in a human animal or non-human, use of an array of molecules, and, method for identifying a mimetic protein in a chemical or biological sample

摘要

"TESTING DEVICE, METHODS FOR DETERMINING A DISEASE CONDITION OR A DISORDER OR PROPENSION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DISEASE CONDITION OR A DISORDER AND FOR TREATMENT OF CANCER OR A HAZARDOUS PROPENSION FOR A DEVENTION IN A DISENGENT PROPENSION FOR A DEVENTION IN A PROVEN FOR DISENGAGE. OR NON-HUMAN, USE OF A MOLECULE ARRANGEMENT, AND, METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING A MIMETICS PROTEIN IN A CHEMICAL OR BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE ". The present invention relates to an assay for detecting a binding partner. The presence of a liaison partner can be used to indicate a normal condition or a disease condition or a propensity to develop it in an animal, bird or plant species or the presence of a specific chemical entity in a sample. In one embodiment, the present invention provides an arrangement of molecules having a binding partner in a biological sample in which the binding pattern of the binding partners in the respective molecules on the arrangement provides an indication of a normal condition or a disease condition. or a propensity to develop it in one in a bird or in plant species or the presence of a specific cell type or microbial, viral, parasitic or other pathogenic agent. In another embodiment, the liaison partner is in a sample of phage-showing, chemical or environmental library, and the liaison pattern is indicative of the presence, type and / or concentration of a specific liaison partner or family. liaison partners. The assay of the present invention is useful among other things for the detection of cancers, neoplasms and non-neoplastic disorders. The assay is also useful for detecting cell types, microbial, viral, parasitic or other pathogenic agents and chemical entities in phage, environmental or chemical samples.