Rapid detection method and kit for human parainfluenza virus based on magnetic separation and quantum dot labeling
A human parainfluenza virus, magnetic separation technology, applied in the field of medical detection, can solve the problems of complicated operation steps, high cost, and inability to be used as a clinical diagnosis method
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[0093] The preparation of embodiment 1 rabbit and mouse anti-I, II and III type human parainfluenza virus HN protein polyclonal antibody IgG
[0094] (1) Preparation, purification and renaturation of recombinant HN1-His, HN2-His, HN3-His fusion proteins
[0095] 1. Cloning of related genes
[0096]Bioinformatics analysis was performed on the HN proteins of human parainfluenza virus types I, II, and III (the accession numbers in the NCBI protein database are AAC23946.1, BAA00739.1, and ACF28540.1, respectively), and the antigens in their extracellular domains were respectively obtained Find the corresponding DNA coding sequence for the peptide with the most abundant epitope, and then optimize its codon according to the codon preference of Escherichia coli, and introduce a restriction site NdeI at the 5' end and a termination signal at the 3' end After TAA and enzyme cutting site XhoI, chemically synthesize the whole gene sequence respectively (the whole sequence synthesis is h...
Embodiment 2
[0111] Example 2 Preparation of anti-human parainfluenza virus immune nano-magnetic beads
[0112] 1. Optimization of reaction conditions for anti-human parainfluenza virus HN protein polyclonal antibody coupled to magnetic beads:
[0113] Using magnetic beads coupled with anti-type I human parainfluenza virus HN protein polyclonal antibody IgG as a solid phase carrier, and quantum dot-labeled anti-human parainfluenza virus HN protein polyclonal antibody as a detection antibody, it is detected by the principle of double antibody sandwich method Type I human parainfluenza virus antigen, observe the coupling of magnetic beads and polyclonal antibodies. A series of optimization options were carried out on the particle size of the magnetic beads, as well as the concentration of EDC / NHS activator, the concentration of conjugated antibody, the coupling time, and the type of blocking agent.
[0114] 1.1 Selection of magnetic bead size
[0115] Select carboxyl magnetic beads with pa...
Embodiment 3
[0128] Example 3 Preparation of quantum dot-labeled anti-human parainfluenza virus nanoprobes
[0129] 1. Optimization of the IgG reaction conditions for nanocarboxyl quantum dot-labeled mouse anti-type I human parainfluenza virus HN protein polyclonal antibody IgG:
[0130] 1.1. Determination of the optimal labeling pH of the carboxyl quantum dot-labeled antibody probe
[0131] The pH of the phosphate buffer in the labeling reaction was set to 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 respectively, and the fluorescence intensity of the labeled product was measured with a full spectrometer, and the influence of different pH values on the coupling reaction was observed, and the quantum dot labeled polyclonal antibody was determined. The optimum pH for the reaction is 7.0-8.0. This experiment chooses pH7.4.
[0132] 1.2. Determination of the optimal labeling amount of carboxy quantum dot-labeled antibody probes
[0133] Set the ratio of quantum dot molar concentration to polyclonal antibody concen...
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