Cancer Diagnostic Apparatus and Cancer Diagnostic System Using The Same

Content Provider	The Lens
Abstract	The present invention relates to a cancer diagnostic apparatus for checking a cancer incidence by allowing an antibody (captured antibody), which reacts with an rpS3 (ribosomal protein S3; antigen) capable of checking a phenomenon of a cancer, to react with the rpS3, and performing concentration measurement after extracting an emission signal of the reacted antigen (rpS3), and a cancer diagnostic system using the cancer diagnostic apparatus. The cancer diagnostic system includes: the cancer diagnostic apparatus for irradiating an ultraviolet ray (UV) from a bottom of a bio-chip provided with an antibody reacting with an antigen (ribosomal protein S3; rpS3), making an image from a visible ray obtained from the ultraviolet ray, which is converted by the antigen and the antibody bound to each other while passing through the bio-chip, and extracting only a specific frequency color from the visible ray to generate cancer diagnosis information; and a user terminal.
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Language	English
Publisher Date	2019-01-17
Access Restriction	Open
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Patent
Jurisdiction	United States of America
Date Applied	2018-07-17
Applicant	Kim Joon Kim Il Wong
Application No.	201816037503
Claim	A cancer diagnostic apparatus comprising: a power supply unit for supplying a power; a bio-chip provided at an upper portion thereof with an antibody reacting with an antigen (ribosomal protein S3; rpS3); an ultraviolet diode for irradiating an ultraviolet ray (UV) from a bottom of the bio-chip; a sensor for making an image from a visible ray obtained from the ultraviolet ray, which is converted by the antigen and the antibody bound to each other while passing through the bio-chip; a central processing unit (CPU) for extracting only a specific frequency color for a cancer diagnosis from image information outputted from the sensor as a combine ratio coefficient to generate cancer diagnosis information from a pre-set graph of an antibody-and-antigen combine ratio based on the extracted combine ratio coefficient; and a communication unit for converting the cancer diagnosis information generated by the CPU into wireless communication format data to transmit the converted wireless communication format data. The cancer diagnostic apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the sensor includes: a camera lens for focusing the visible ray obtained from the ultraviolet ray, which is irradiated upward from the bottom of the bio-chip and converted by the antigen and the antibody bound to each other while passing through the bio-chip, to photograph the visible ray; and an image sensor for photographing the visible ray focused by the camera lens to make the image. The cancer diagnostic apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the CPU compares the combine ratio coefficient with the pre-set graph of the antibody-and-antigen combine ratio to generate the cancer diagnosis information after the antibody and the antigen are completely bound to each other. A cancer diagnostic system using a cancer diagnostic apparatus, the cancer diagnostic system comprising: the cancer diagnostic apparatus for irradiating an ultraviolet ray (UV) from a bottom of a bio-chip provided with an antibody reacting with an antigen (ribosomal protein S3; rpS3), making an image from a visible ray obtained from the ultraviolet ray, which is converted by the antigen and the antibody bound to each other while passing through the bio-chip, and extracting only a specific frequency color from the visible ray to generate cancer diagnosis information; and a user terminal for acquiring the cancer diagnosis information generated by the cancer diagnostic apparatus through a cancer diagnostic application to transmit the acquired cancer diagnosis information to a cancer diagnostic server, and displaying cancer diagnosis result information, which is a result of analysis performed by the cancer diagnostic server, on a screen. The cancer diagnostic system of claim 4 , wherein the cancer diagnostic apparatus includes: a power supply unit for supplying a power; a bio-chip provided at an upper portion thereof with the antibody reacting with the antigen (ribosomal protein S3; rpS3); an ultraviolet diode for irradiating the ultraviolet ray (UV) from the bottom of the bio-chip; a sensor for making the image from the visible ray obtained from the ultraviolet ray, which is converted by the antigen and the antibody bound to each other while passing through the bio-chip; a central processing unit (CPU) for extracting only the specific frequency color for a cancer diagnosis from image information outputted from the sensor as a combine ratio coefficient to generate the cancer diagnosis information from a pre-set graph of an antibody-and-antigen combine ratio based on the extracted combine ratio coefficient; and a communication unit for converting the cancer diagnosis information generated by the CPU into wireless communication format data to transmit the converted wireless communication format data. The cancer diagnostic system of claim 5 , wherein the sensor includes: a camera lens for focusing the visible ray obtained from the ultraviolet ray, which is irradiated upward from the bottom of the bio-chip and converted by the antigen and the antibody bound to each other while passing through the bio-chip, to photograph the visible ray; and an image sensor for photographing the visible ray focused by the camera lens to make the image. The cancer diagnostic system of claim 5 , wherein the CPU compares the combine ratio coefficient with the pre-set graph of the antibody-and-antigen combine ratio to generate the cancer diagnosis information after the antibody and the antigen are completely bound to each other. The cancer diagnostic system of claim 4 , wherein the user terminal is implemented as a mobile device capable of performing short-range wireless communication with the cancer diagnostic apparatus and capable of performing data communication with the cancer diagnostic server through a network, and the mobile device is one of a smart phone, a personal digital assistant (PDA), and a smart pad. The cancer diagnostic system of claim 4 , wherein the user terminal includes: a communication module for transmitting and receiving cancer diagnosis-related data to and from the cancer diagnostic apparatus and the cancer diagnostic server; a cancer diagnostic application execution unit for storing and executing the cancer diagnostic application; a cancer diagnosis control unit for controlling the execution of the cancer diagnostic application, transmitting the cancer diagnosis information received from the cancer diagnostic apparatus to the cancer diagnostic server to request analysis, and controlling storage and display of the cancer diagnosis result information received from the cancer diagnostic server; and a display unit for displaying the cancer diagnosis result information, which is generated from the cancer diagnosis control unit, on the screen. The cancer diagnostic system of claim 4 , wherein the cancer diagnostic server diagnoses a cancer incidence by comparing an rpS3 concentration included in the cancer diagnosis information with reference cancer determination data preset based on big data.
CPC Classification	Healthcare Informatics; I.E. Information And Communication Technology [Ict] Specially Adapted For The Handling Or Processing Of Medical Or Healthcare Data Investigating Or Analysing Materials By Determining Their Chemical Or Physical Properties IMAGE OR VIDEO RECOGNITION OR UNDERSTANDING MEASURING OR TESTING PROCESSES INVOLVING ENZYMES; NUCLEIC ACIDS OR MICROORGANISMS ;COMPOSITIONS OR TEST PAPERS THEREFOR;PROCESSES OF PREPARING SUCH COMPOSITIONS;CONDITION-RESPONSIVE CONTROL IN MICROBIOLOGICAL OR ENZYMOLOGICAL PROCESSES
Extended Family	010-123-236-594-89X 014-781-225-435-930 139-466-662-005-528 001-517-141-733-813
Patent ID	20190017104
Inventor/Author	Kim Joon Kim Il Wong
IPC	C12Q1/6825 G01N33/574 G06V10/143 G06V10/56 G16H40/67 G16H50/20
Status	Active
Simple Family	139-466-662-005-528 010-123-236-594-89X
CPC (with Group)	G16H40/67 G01N33/54366 G01N33/57488 G01N2035/00158 G06V10/143 G06V10/56 G06V2201/03 G16H10/40 G16H50/20 C12Q1/6825 G01N33/533 G01N33/536
Issuing Authority	United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
Kind	Patent Application Publication