Plasma metabolism micromolecular marker related to human intestinal canal aganglionosis and application of plasma metabolism micromolecular marker
A technology for ganglion cells and metabolic small molecules, which is applied in the direction of material separation, material analysis, and measurement devices, which can solve the problems of complex experimental steps and low sensitivity, so as to improve sensitivity and specificity, easy detection, and avoid invasiveness The effect of diagnosis
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[0088] Example 1 Research object selection and grouping basis
[0089] From July 2009 to September 2011, the inventor collected blood and tissue samples of CA children and normal non-CA children (anorectal pressure measurement, typical imaging examinations) from hospitals such as the Children’s Hospital of Nanjing Medical University that meet the requirements. Behave like figure 1 , figure 2 ). After sorting out the sample data, 100 healthy controls (average age: 89.45±9.1 days) and 100 patients with intestinal agangliosis (average age: 92.3±7.01 days) that meet the requirements were selected as CA metabolism Screening experiment objects for small molecule biomarkers. The specific sample classification standards are as follows:
[0090] Group A: healthy control group (n=100, 85 people for screening, 15 people for independent population verification):
[0091] 1. Age between 0 and 6 months;
[0092] 2. No digestive system diseases;
[0093] 3. No other congenital malformations;
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[0101] Example 2 The main diagnosis basis of the research object
[0102] The study aimed at children with repeated bowel movements, abdominal distension, and low intestinal obstruction, using anorectal manometry, imaging examination, and rectal wall histological examination to diagnose congenital intestinal aganglionosis. The main diagnosis is based on: (1) Anorectal manometry shows that the internal anal sphincter relaxation reflex is absent; the rhythmic contraction of the anal canal is significantly reduced; the resting pressure in the rectum and internal sphincter is higher than normal. (2) Enema imaging manifestations: 1. Spasm and stenosis of the distal colon; 2. Dilation of the proximal colon; 3. There is a shifted section between the spasm intestine and the dilated intestine, which is funnel-shaped; (3) Histological examination of the rectal wall The results showed that the submucosal and myenteric plexus ganglion cells were absent or cells developed abnormally. Normal ...
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[0103] Example 3 UPLC-MS Metabolomics CA Biomarker Screening
[0104] 1. Sample preparation
[0105] 1. Centrifuge the fresh blood in a centrifuge at 3000 rpm for 5 minutes, and take 100 μl of the supernatant into a clean 1.5 ml EP tube.
[0106] 2. 100 μl plasma was used to precipitate protein with 300 μl methanol.
[0107] 3. Aspirate the supernatant, divide equally into 2 parts, blow dry with nitrogen and then vacuum dry.
[0108] 4. Use 50μL of water (containing 0.1% formic acid) to dissolve one part of the dried product (acidic extract), and the other part of the dried product with 50μL of water containing 6.5mM ammonium bicarbonate pH=8 (alkaline extract).
[0109] 2. Instrument testing
[0110] 2.1 Analytical instrument: UPLC series ThermoFisher LTQ-FT linear ion trap cyclotron resonance mass spectrometer from Waters Acquity is used.
[0111] 2.2 Liquid phase conditions:
[0112] 2.2.1 The liquid chromatography column is a Waters BEH C181.7μm100mm chromatographic column, and the colu...
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