Kit for diagnosing human body Helicobacter pylori infection, and method for detecting content of ammonia gas in human body breath
A Helicobacter pylori and kit technology, applied in the direction of material electrochemical variables, can solve problems such as adverse health effects, time-consuming and labor-intensive, low C13 or C14 content, and achieve rapid detection methods, strong specificity, rapid and accurate diagnosis Effect
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[0050] Linear sweep voltammetry test under different scan rates (scan rate from 100mV s -1 to 10V s -1 ) Ammonia standard gas (10%, 90% N 2 ) in the voltammetric response of [C4mim][OTf] in the ionic liquid.
[0051] The specific operation is as follows:
[0052] The current signal of the test is as figure 1 , the ionic liquid used is [C4mim][OTf], with the increase of scan rate (scan rate from 100mV s -1 to 10V s -1 ), the current peak value of ammonia is continuously increasing.
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[0054] Using the kit of the invention, the human breath sample is tested by an external standard method.
[0055] In the room temperature ionic liquid [C6mim][PF6], the cyclic voltammogram corresponding to different concentrations of ammonia (1-10ppm), with the increase of ammonia concentration, the current value is significantly enhanced, and the sweep rate is 100mVs- 1 .
[0056] The specific operation is as follows:
[0057] 1) Subjects should eat on an empty stomach or three hours in advance.
[0058] 2) After getting the kit, take the next box of unmarked urea granules in warm water and wait for 30 minutes.
[0059] 3) The subject starts to blow air into the gas collection bag, the capacity of the gas collection bag is between 100-500mL, and then connect the gas collection bag to the air inlet pipe in the electrode assembly, so that the gas can completely flow into the electrode system and react with the ionic liquid .
[0060] 4) Test with the linear sweep voltammetr...
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