Antigen polypeptide for detecting autoantibody of plasma immune marker VEGFR1 and application of antigen polypeptide
An antigen polypeptide and autoantibody technology, applied in the field of immunology, can solve the problems of low-standard qualitative detection, complex protein space structure, and high cost of recombinant protein, so as to prevent recurrence and metastasis, improve immune surveillance function, and prevent tumor formation and the effect of development
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[0025] 1. Sample collection: 121 normal adult plasma samples were collected, including 65 males and 56 females. The blood sample providers are all individuals who have not suffered from any type of tumor as determined by clinical physical examination. All plasma samples were stored at minus 80 degrees (-80°C) before operation, and it was verified that the storage time did not exceed two years, and there were no plasma samples that had been repeatedly frozen and thawed (no more than 3 times).
[0026] 2. Sample detection: Thaw plasma samples at 4°C. The three antigenic peptides listed in Table 1 used in this experiment were synthesized by SEVERN BIOTECH Co., Ltd., UK, with a purity of 95%. The specific steps are as follows:
[0027] (1) Before operation, each antigen polypeptide was dissolved in 67% acetic acid into a 5.7mg / ml stock solution, then mixed in equal volumes and stored in a -20°C refrigerator;
[0028](2) At the beginning of the operation, first dilute the mixture ...
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