Modular animal digestive tract in-vitro simulation system and human intestinal tract simulation method thereof

An in vitro simulation and digestive tract technology, applied in teaching models, educational tools, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as accumulation of differences, waste of resources, and undescribed specific implementation methods for hardware and software expansion

Active Publication Date: 2015-08-19
JINAN UNIVERSITY
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[0004] However, the following problems exist in the research and development of the in vitro digestive tract simulation device at this stage: 1. The research in this field is still in its infancy and is not yet mature.
However, the existing device structures are relatively closed, without replacement and upgrade design, and lack of scalability, which will cause difficulties for future model improvement and evolution
2. There is no model or device that is relatively mainstream or widely recognized. Different research teams often only have models developed and built by themselves, and cannot build or purchase models used by other research groups for comparison or verification. Therefore, each model Both lack the horizontal verification conditions of third-party laboratories
Reliability and reproducibility of research using simulators are compromised, negatively affecting the deployment of such devices
3. Even if different research teams use the same model, the differences may accumulate due to the different hardware used to build the simulation device, until it affects the repeatability of the experimental results
4. The software and hardware of the few devices that have been released abroad that can realize program c

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[0067] like Figure 1 to Figure 16As shown, the modular animal digestive tract in vitro simulation system described in this embodiment includes at least one animal digestive tract in vitro simulation unit, and each animal digestive tract in vitro simulation unit includes a frame 1 for simulating a specific digestive tract cavity The reaction tank 2 and multiple functional modules that can complete a specific and relatively independent task in intestinal simulation. The frame 1 is a vertical cuboid frame, and its internal area is divided into upper and lower areas. The upper area is formed with a plurality of module installation positions, and the functional modules are detachably installed on the corresponding module installation positions. The area is formed with at least one reaction tank installation position, and the reaction tank 2 is detachably installed on the correspo...

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The invention discloses a modular animal digestive tract in-vitro simulation system and a human intestinal tract simulation method thereof. The modular animal digestive tract in-vitro simulation system comprises at least one animal digestive tract in-vitro simulation unit. Each animal digestive tract in-vitro simulation unit includes a frame, a reaction tank used for simulating a specific digestive tract cavity, and multiple function modules which can complete a specific and relatively independent task of intestinal tract simulation. Each frame is provided with multiple installation positions for installing the function modules and the reaction tank, and the function modules and the reaction tank are installed on the frame detachably. Each function module includes a sensor or a moving part, or includes both the sensor and the moving part. Each function module uses a separate Arduino nano 328 as a control chip, and is connected with an upper computer through a USB serial port. Each frame is equipped with a USB active hub. A USB is responsible for power supply to single chip microcomputers in the function modules and instruction transmission between upper and lower computers. Multiple function modules are integrated in one frame, so that the lab space is saved, the modules can be replaced rapidly, and a faulty module can be checked and replaced without shutdown.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of in vitro simulation of animal digestive tract, in particular to a modular animal digestive tract in vitro simulation system and a human intestinal simulation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The continuous promotion of human and animal digestive tract in vitro simulation devices has provided great convenience for the research of food and feed science, human and animal nutrition, and has gradually been accepted by the academic community. Some simulation devices can even be used as production equipment. Production needs Certain active substances activated by the intestinal environment or enterobacteria. [0003] There are many similarities in the design of the published digestive tract simulation devices: the core components are one to several sealed reaction containers, which are used to simulate specific parts of the digestive tract. A limited number of equipment, such as constant temperatur...

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IPC IPC(8): G09B23/28
CPCG09B23/28
Inventor 陈龙黄文基彭喜春廖思茵
Owner JINAN UNIVERSITY
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