Tissue identification method and biosensor for tissue identification
A technology of biosensors and identification methods, applied in instruments, scientific instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to accurately distinguish between tumor tissue and healthy tissue, increase in the number of operations, and wrongly cut blood vessels, so as to improve efficiency and safety. Good electrical properties and low thermal stability
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[0052] In order to prove that the tissue identification method proposed by the present invention can effectively, simply and quickly identify and distinguish tissues, the following experiment example is specially made.
[0053] It must be noted that since the process of the tissue identification method has been described in detail above, some details are omitted for convenience of description.
[0054] Detection of biological tissue samples by tissue identification method
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[0056] To prepare the biosensor of the first embodiment above, cut pig skeletal muscle into thin slices with a thickness of about 2.5 mm as a biological tissue sample and place it on the reaction electrode, and press the skeletal muscle sample to make it fully contact with the reaction electrode. Next, apply a pulse voltage V with a pulse width and a pulse height of 50 μs and 0.5 V on the reaction electrode, and measure and calculate the detection current I generated by the transistor within the pulse width to obtain the pulse voltage generated by the skeletal muscle sample. The first sensing index of .
[0057] After obtaining the first sensing index, the skeletal muscle sample was removed, and the biosensor was washed with PBST and deionized water in sequence. Then cut pig fat into thin slices with a thickness of about 2.5mm as a biological tissue sample and place it on the reaction electrode, and press the fat sample to make it fully contact with the reaction electrode. Ne...
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[0064] To prepare the biosensor of the above-mentioned first embodiment, cut pig renal blood vessels into thin slices with a thickness of about 2.5 mm as biological tissue samples and place them on the reaction electrodes, and press the renal blood vessel samples to make them fully contact with the reaction electrodes. Next, apply a pulse voltage V with a pulse width and a pulse height of 50 μs and 0.5 V to the reaction electrode, and measure and calculate the detection current I generated by the transistor within the pulse width to obtain the pulse voltage generated by the renal blood vessel sample. The first sensing index of .
[0065] After obtaining the first sensing index, the renal blood vessel sample was removed, and the biosensor was washed with PBST and deionized water in sequence. Then cut the pig's peripheral muscle of renal blood vessels into thin slices with a thickness of about 2.5mm as a biological tissue sample and place it on the reaction electrode, and press ...
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