Method for testing toxicity of nanomaterial by using transgenic zebra fish embryo model
A technology of zebrafish embryos and nanomaterials, which is applied in the field of testing the toxicity of nanomaterials through the transgenic zebrafish embryo model, can solve the problems of cumbersome methods, long test period, and inability to describe the toxicity of materials in vivo, so as to achieve a simple test process, The effect of short test period and rapid evaluation of the safety of nanomaterials
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[0027] A method for testing the toxicity of CdSe quantum dot nanomaterials through a genetically modified zebrafish embryo model, the specific steps are:
[0028] (1) Healthy sexually mature fli1: EGFP strain zebrafish are placed in the incubator at a ratio of 1:1 to male and female. Embryos are obtained by mating between male and female fish in the early morning. Collection starts after the light is on for 0.5 hours. After the embryos are collected, they are washed. Then move it into the zebrafish embryo culture medium to remove the unfertilized eggs, the eggs with irregular division or the damaged egg membrane, and select the normally divided fertilized eggs for toxicity test; also include the following steps: add nanomaterial test solution while doing control Experiment, compare and observe the embryo development process, record embryo death, deformity, hatching and other indicators, and promptly remove dead embryos to avoid infection of other embryos and caus...
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