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Method and apparatus for application of chemicals to insect, and use for selecting medicine in large scale therewith

A drug delivery device and insect technology, applied in animal husbandry, etc., can solve the problems of inability to be sucked, poor operability, and uncontrollable and calculation of the amount of food, so that it is not easy to damage or pollute, and the device is simple and fast to manufacture. Intuitive and clear effect of feeding process

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-02-13
SUZHOU JOEKAI BIOTECH
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In this method, the Drosophila medium must be heated and melted first, and then the serially diluted medicinal solution is added and stirred to make it uniform. The disadvantages are:
[0005] 1. The medium contains a variety of chemical components, which are prone to chemical reactions with the liquid medicine; moreover, the medium must be heated and melted when the liquid medicine is added to the food, and the hot environment is more likely to accelerate these chemical reactions, even for some The drug itself has a destructive effect, which reduces or changes the biological activity of the drug;
[0006] 2. During the cultivation process, the medium may sometimes become moldy, resulting in the biological destruction of the drug;
[0007] 3. The melted culture medium is viscous, which may easily cause uneven dilution, local overconcentration or too thin; in addition, after a small amount of medicine is added to a relatively large amount of medium, it will be greatly diluted, resulting in a decline in drug efficacy. causing waste of medicines;
[0008] 4. It is impossible to know the actual dosage of insects eating, and it is impossible to calculate the dosage;
[0009] 5. The operation of adding medicine to the culture medium is extremely cumbersome, and it is not easy to form a large-scale operation
[0011] 1. Filter paper will pollute the drug;
[0012] 2. The specific surface area of ​​the filter paper is large, and the liquid medicine usually evaporates quickly and cannot be sucked, so the amount to be taken cannot be controlled and calculated. At the same time, the liquid medicine cannot be fully utilized and is wasted
[0013] 3. This method requires repeated dosing on the filter paper, and the experimental insects need to be transferred multiple times, which is poor in operability and quite cumbersome, and cannot form a large-scale operation, so it is not suitable for large-scale screening of drugs

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Embodiment 1

[0049] Embodiment 1 Insect feeds anesthesia drug experiment

[0050] See accompanying drawing, there is sponge stopper 5 at the opening of insect breeding container 1, and storage drug feeding tube 2 passes sponge stopper 5 and is fixed in insect breeding container 1; There is a little cotton in feeding mouth 4, and cotton 2 / 3 is in the pointed end of the medicine feeding port 4, and 1 / 3 is outside the pointed end of the medicine feeding port of 4.

[0051] Pour a fixed volume of liquid medicine (adjusted to the desired concentration as required) from the dosing port 3 into the medicine storage and feeding tube 2, reach the medicine feeding port 4, and drain to the outside of the medicine storage and feeding tube through the capillary action of cotton, Puncture the sponge plug through the pointed end of the medicine feeding port 4 and put it into the insect breeding container 1, and the insects (drosophila) placed therein are forced to inhale the medicine liquid to quench the...

Embodiment 2

[0053] Embodiment 2 insect feeds insecticide experiment

[0054] The experimental device is the same as in Example 1.

[0055] The dichlorvos medicine of 5 concentration series is fed to termite by the method of embodiment 1. Feed 10% dichlorvos, and all termites will die that day; feed 0.1% dichlorvos, the termites are in a half-dead state, and the crawling ability is very weak; feed 0.001% dichlorvos, the same as the water feeding control, the toxic effect on termites is not obvious.

Embodiment 3

[0056] Embodiment 3 insect feeding anti-aging drug experiment

[0057]The experimental device is the same as in Example 1.

[0058] According to the method of Example 1, the fruit flies were fed with 5 concentration series of medicines, and the average lifespan (25.76 days) of the water-fed control. The average lifespan (25.77 days) of the first concentration drug (21‰ Ophiopogon japonicus extract) was not prolonged compared with the control; the average lifespan (26.70 days) of the second concentration (10.5‰ Ophiopogon japonicus extract) was prolonged compared with the control 3.6%; the average lifespan (27.0 days) of the third concentration (1.75‰ of Radix Ophiopogon japonicus extract) is 4.9% longer than that of the control; the average life expectancy (26.0 days) of the fourth concentration (0.29‰ of Radix Radix Radix L.); Concentration (0.05‰ Ophiopogon japonicus extract) average lifespan (24.80 days) is basically close to that of the control, without prolongation. 10....

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Abstract

A method for applying method to insect in order to screen the medicine features that its medicine applicator is composed of a container for raising insect and a medicine-feeding tube with medicine-loading inlet and medicine-feeding outlet, and said medicine feeding tube is inserted in said container for applying the medicine to the insects raised in it through sucking by themselves.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to an insect drug delivery method and device, and also relates to the application of the method and device in large-scale drug screening. Background technique: [0002] In scientific research and production practice, researchers often need to use various experimental animals, insects, etc. as experimental models for some experimental verification. Some insects are closely related to humans in evolution, occupy a relatively small space, and have a short life cycle. They are especially suitable for large-scale screening of therapeutic drugs for specific diseases, such as anti-aging and treatment of Alzheimer's drugs. [0003] People are familiar with the feeding and medication methods of common experimental animals. However, when insects with very small volumes are used as experimental objects, it is very difficult to control the method of feeding and the amount of drugs when they are fed and administered. [0004] For example, w...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K67/033
Inventor 沈春奇吕义晟钟毅
Owner SUZHOU JOEKAI BIOTECH
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