Abstract: A particle analysis device includes a liquid space adapted to store a liquid; a chip disposed above the liquid space, the chip having a connection pore extending vertically and communicating with the liquid space; an upper hole disposed above the chip, the upper hole extending vertically and communicating with the connection pore; a first electrode adapted to apply an electric potential to a liquid in the upper hole; and a second electrode adapted to apply an electric potential to the liquid in the liquid space. The upper hole having a diameter that is equal to or greater than the maximum width of the connection pore, and the entirety of the connection pore falling within the range of the upper hole.

Abstract: A biological electrode capable of realizing good contact with a skin of a subject for detection. The biological electrode includes an electrode member, a support shaft member for supporting the electrode member, a frame member for slidably holding the support shaft member in an axial direction thereof, and an elastic member for biasing the electrode member toward the outside in the axial direction of the support shaft member.

Abstract: An object of the present invention is to provide a liquid injection attachment enabling a simple liquid injection into a feed port by merely mounting the attachment onto the distal portion of a pipette or a pipette tip when liquid is injected into the feed port, as well as capable of exhibiting an excellent sealing performance without a risk to deform or damage the pipette or the pipette tip, to thereby suppress leakage of liquid during the liquid injection. The object is achieved by a liquid injection attachment removably mounted on a pipette injecting liquid into a feed port through which liquid is introduced or on a pipette tip fitted to the pipette, the attachment including a tubular attachment body having at its distal end a liquid outlet and having at its proximal end an insertion port into which a distal portion of the pipette or of the pipette tip is inserted; and a gasket formed from a rubber-like elastic body disposed around the liquid outlet of the attachment body.