Assay for quantifying clostridial neurotoxin
A technology for neurotoxins and clostridial toxins, applied in biological tests, measuring devices, material inspection products, etc., can solve the problems of lack of regulatory accuracy in quantitative methods, untimely mouse killing tests, etc.
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[0636]Mouse hemidiaphragms were prepared and added to organ baths containing Earle's Balanced Salt Solution for standard assays. A platinum electrode is installed on the phrenic nerve of the hemidiaphragm, and the nerve is electrically stimulated through the platinum electrode, which subsequently affects the contraction of the hemidiaphragm. Clamp the hemidiaphragm in an organ bath. During clamping, the stimulation is turned off, but turned on immediately after clamping. The current intensity of the stimulation is chosen so that the contractility of the diaphragm can be measured. After sustained contraction force can be determined, the medium is changed to medium containing botulinum neurotoxin. The time required to reach half the contraction force (paralysis time) was determined for each concentration (at least several times for each concentration) and plotted against the concentration of botulinum neurotoxin added in the organ bath.
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