Union application of ferroprotoporphyrin and beta-glucuronidase in prostatic cell heterogeneity hyperplasia detection and kit
A detection kit and aldolidase technology, which is applied in the direction of analyzing materials through chemical reactions and observing the impact on chemical indicators, etc., can solve the problems of non-invasive, undiscovered, and sensitivity of detection results. The specificity is not high, to achieve the effect of improving accuracy
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[0064] This embodiment provides a prostate cell heterogeneous hyperplasia detection kit, which uses proheme and β-glucuronidase as markers for combined detection. The detection results of proheme and β-glucuronidase can be used to judge the heterogeneous proliferation of prostate cells such as prostate acinar epithelial cells in the sample.
[0065] The prostate cell heterogeneous hyperplasia detection kit provided in this embodiment includes a proheme detection reagent membrane for detecting proheme and a β-glucuronidase detection for detecting β-glucuronidase Reagent membrane.
[0066] Wherein, the original hemoglobin detection reagent film provided by the present invention is made according to the following method:
[0067] 1.1. Make phosphate buffer. The buffer is 1.75mol / L, pH 4.5 phosphate buffer.
[0068] 1.2. Add quantitative polyvinylpyrrolidone K30 to the above-mentioned phosphate buffer solution to obtain the first mixed solution, and stir until completely dissol...
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[0098] This embodiment provides a prostate cell heterogeneous hyperplasia detection kit, which uses proheme and β-glucuronidase as markers for combined detection. Through the detection results of proheme and β-glucuronidase, it is used to judge the heterogeneous proliferation of cells in the sample.
[0099] The prostate cell heterogeneous hyperplasia detection kit provided in this embodiment includes a proheme detection reagent membrane for detecting proheme and a β-glucuronidase detection for detecting β-glucuronidase Reagent membrane and sample pretreatment solution for sample processing.
[0100] Wherein, the preparation method of the original heme detection reagent membrane, the β-glucuronidase detection reagent membrane and the sample pretreatment solution can refer to Example 1.
[0101] The effect of the prostatic cell heterogeneity detection kit provided in this example is the same as that in Example 1.
Embodiment 3
[0103] This example provides the verification of the sensitivity, specificity and Youden index of proheme and β-glucuronidase as combined markers for detecting heterogeneous proliferation of prostate cells.
[0104] Sensitivity: also known as sensitivity, refers to the proportion of people who are actually sick can be correctly identified as patients by the screening method; specificity: refers to the proportion of people who are actually disease-free by the screening method. The proportion judged as non-patients.
[0105] 3.1 Sensitivity Verification
[0106] 3.1.1 Specimen source: 100 prostatic fluid specimens of prostate cancer patients collected in the clinical laboratory of a medical unit. Prostate cancer was confirmed pathologically.
[0107] 3.1.2 Detection method: Use the prostatic cell heterogeneity detection kit provided in Example 2 to perform combined detection of proheme and β-glucuronidase on the 100 samples above, and perform the combined detection according t...
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