Dimensional flow liquid phase array detection method of fusion protein in leukemia cells

Abstract

The invention relates to a dimensional flow liquid phase array detection method of fusion protein in leukemia cells, characterized in that: a microballoon 1 fluorescently labeled by FITC or Alexa Fluor 488 coated by fusion protein capture antibody and a microballoon 2 fluorescently labeled by FITC or Alexa Fluor 488 with another conentration coated by fusion protein capture antibody form a dimensional flow liquid phase array for detecting fusion protein in leukemia cells, after the co-incubation of the microballoon 1, the microballoon 2 , the fusion protein, a reported antibody and / or a secondary antibody fluorescently labeled by PE, a flow cytometry is used for detecting the dimensional flow liquid phase array, and the fusion protein expression value is expressed as a ratio of the PE fluorescence intensity of the microballoon 1 to the PE fluorescence intensity of the microballoon 2. The method can be applied in the biomedicine research fields, such as leukemia pathology, molecular diagnosis, and discovery of anti-leukemic medicines. The method has the advantages of effective elimination of system error, rapidness, and accuracy.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of biotechnology, and in particular relates to a method for detecting fusion proteins in leukemia cells. Background technique

[0002] Flow liquid array (also known as flow microsphere array) is a molecular detection platform that can guarantee information quality and provide relatively high throughput. The liquid chip technology with the same technical principle is the first clinical array analysis approved by the US FDA in 2001. technology. In the flow liquid phase array, microsphere-anchored capture molecules (antibodies or nucleic acid probes) capture target molecules, fluorescently labeled reporter molecules (antibodies or nucleic acid probes) report target molecules, one or several different concentrations Arrays of fluorescently encoded microspheres can be used for multiparameter parallel analysis. Array decoding commonly used biomedical engineering instrument flow cytometer or special liquid chip instrument....

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