Abstract: A cell-holding container comprises: an elastic body for holding cells including at least any one of adherent cells at least one selected from the group consisting of stem cells, progenitor cells, somatic cells and germ cells, and suspended cells at least one selected from the group consisting of blood cells, T cells and B cells; and the elastic body is formed of a rubber material containing a rubber component including an additional crosslinking silicone rubber and is able to hold the cells.

Abstract: A cell-holding container comprises: an elastic body for holding cells including at least any one of adherent cells at least one selected from the group consisting of stem cells, progenitor cells, somatic cells and germ cells, and suspended cells at least one selected from the group consisting of blood cells, T cells and B cells; and the elastic body is formed of a rubber material containing a rubber component including an additional crosslinking silicone rubber and is able to hold the cells.

Abstract: A three-dimensional microchemical chip having flow-path-supporting substrate sheets flow-path-retaining substrate sheets which is stacked to the flow-path-supporting substrate sheets and join and integrate therewith by a direct covalent bond or an indirect covalent bond via molecular adhesive, flow paths defined by recessing and/or piercing the flow-path-supporting substrate sheets and sterically and sequentially, in which a fluid sample is subjected to a chemical reaction and/or chemical action, a receiving hole which is pierced in the flow-path-retaining substrate sheet and is connected to the flow paths; the flow paths are sequentially and sterically connected from fluid-sample-injecting holes to fluid-sample-draining holes.