Abstract: Provided is a novel sample separating instrument and a novel sample analyzing device each of which can be suitably used for emission transfer. A sample separating instrument (100) for use in emission transfer includes: a separation medium (10); and a holding section (21), the holding section (21) having an opening (21b) on an end part side, the separation medium (10) having an exposed part (10b), the exposed part (10b) having extending parts (10a) which extend on respective edge parts (21a) of the holding section (21) which edge parts are located on respective both sides of the opening (21b).

Abstract: Provided is a novel sample separating instrument and a novel sample analyzing device each of which can be suitably used for emission transfer. A sample separating instrument (100) for use in emission transfer includes: a separation medium (10); and a holding section (21), the holding section (21) having an opening (21b) on an end part side, the separation medium (10) having an exposed part (10b), the exposed part (10b) having extending parts (10a) which extend on respective edge parts (21a) of the holding section (21) which edge parts are located on respective both sides of the opening (21b).

Abstract: To easily introduce a sample into a sample separation medium without formation of a well in the sample separation medium, a cassette (100) for electrophoresis includes a porous member (132) containing an unseparated sample, a sample separation medium (112) for separating the sample, and a pushing tool (131) that presses the porous member (132) or the sample separation medium (112) so that the porous member (132) is pushed into the sample separation medium (112).

Abstract: A gas analyzer having a compact and simple structure and having a high performance in separating components of a sample gas is provided. The gas analyzer according to the present invention includes a gas introduction unit including a gas introduction port for introducing a sample gas; a gas separation unit including a microcolumn for separating components of the sample gas supplied from the gas introduction unit; and a gas detection unit detecting a gas component separated by the gas separation unit. The microcolumn is provided with an internal channel having a wall surface modified by a stationary phase. This stationary phase is made of a polar material having a relative permittivity of not less than 10 at 30° C.