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Method for measuring glycosylated hemoglobin, and device for measuring glycosylated hemoglobin

A technology of glycosylated hemoglobin and hemoglobin, applied in the field of glycosylated hemoglobin, which can solve problems such as difficult to reflect symptoms

Active Publication Date: 2018-12-21
TOSOH CORP
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Furthermore, it has been reported in recent years (Non-Patent Documents 1 to 3) that, although rare, blood samples to be measured for glycosylated hemoglobin contain various abnormal hemoglobins produced as a result of the above-mentioned gene mutations. In the chromatographic measurement method, measurement results reflecting the symptoms of the subject who provided the blood sample can be obtained. On the other hand, in the measurement method based on cation chromatography, the measured value of sA1c% shows a very low value, and sometimes it is difficult to reflect the symptoms provided by the test subject. Symptoms of subjects with blood samples

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[0111] For blood samples containing abnormal hemoglobin D, the following method of the present invention was implemented: in the chromatogram obtained by cation exchange chromatography ( Figure 5 ), calculate the total peak area (Total area) of the chromatogram and the peak areas of A1a, A1b, HbF, LA1c, sA1c, A', H-V0, and obtain the X1c area according to the formula (3), according to the formula ( 2) Determine the area of ​​A0, and calculate A1c% according to formula (1). It should be noted that the peak detection range of H-V0 is 1.00±0.07 minutes.

[0112] (1) Peak area of ​​A'

[0113] Calculate the peak area of ​​A' according to the chromatogram to be 921.2.

[0114] (2) Peak area of ​​α

[0115] According to the chromatogram, the peak area of ​​α was calculated to be 8.0+6.7+38.1+63.9=116.7.

[0116] (3) Peak area of ​​sA1c

[0117] According to the chromatogram, the peak area of ​​sA1c was calculated to be 63.9.

[0118] (4) Peak area of ​​X0

[0119] Calculate t...

Embodiment 2

[0131] For blood samples containing abnormal hemoglobin S, the following method of the present invention was implemented: in the chromatogram obtained by cation exchange chromatography ( Image 6 ), calculate the total peak area (Total area) of the chromatogram and each peak area of ​​A1a, A1b, HbF, LA1c, sA1c, A', H-V1, and obtain the X1c area according to the formula (3), according to the formula ( 2) Determine the area of ​​A0, and calculate A1c% according to formula (1). It should be noted that the peak detection range of H-V1 is 1.16±0.09 minutes.

[0132] (1) Peak area of ​​A'

[0133] Calculate the peak area of ​​A' according to the chromatogram to be 899.0.

[0134] (2) Peak area of ​​α

[0135] According to the chromatogram, the peak area of ​​α was calculated to be 11.8+7.8+31.4+78.6=129.6.

[0136] (3) Peak area of ​​sA1c

[0137] According to the chromatogram, the peak area of ​​sA1c was calculated to be 78.6.

[0138] (4) Peak area of ​​X0

[0139] Calculat...

Embodiment 3

[0151] For blood samples containing abnormal hemoglobin C, the following method of the present invention was implemented: in the chromatogram obtained by cation exchange chromatography ( Figure 7 ), calculate the peak areas of A1a, A1b, LA1c, sA1c, and A0, and calculate A1c% according to formula (4). It should be noted that the peak detection range of H-V2 is 1.34±0.09 minutes.

[0152] (1) Peak area of ​​A0

[0153] According to the chromatogram, the peak area of ​​A0 was calculated to be 1140.3.

[0154] (2) Peak area of ​​α

[0155] According to the chromatogram, the peak area of ​​α was calculated to be 10.8+11.8+34.8+89.9=147.3.

[0156] (3) Peak area of ​​sA1c

[0157] According to the chromatogram, the peak area of ​​sA1c was calculated to be 89.9.

[0158] (8) Calculation of A1c%

[0159] Substituting the numerical value obtained above into formula (4), A1c%=6.7% was calculated.

[0160] (9) Converted to NGSP value (conversion factors 1.1151, 0.6558)

[0161] ...

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Abstract

The purpose of the present invention is to eliminate the effect of abnormal hemoglobin when a blood sample containing abnormal hemoglobin D, abnormal hemoglobin S, or abnormal hemoglobin C is measuredby cation exchange chromatography, and to obtain an sA1c measurement result reflecting a symptom of the test subject providing the blood sample. The abovementioned problem is solved by a method for measuring the ratio (%) of sA1c, characterized by comprising calculating the area of the peak when a peak originating from abnormal hemoglobin D, abnormal hemoglobin S, or abnormal hemoglobin C is identified and measuring the ratio (%) of sA1c corrected using the calculation result.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method and device for measuring glycated hemoglobin in a blood sample by liquid chromatography, and more particularly to a glycated hemoglobin capable of measuring glycated hemoglobin as a diagnostic index for diabetes in a blood sample group in which blood samples containing abnormal hemoglobin may be mixed measuring method and measuring device. Background technique [0002] Hemoglobin has an α2β2 structure consisting of 2 α chains and 2 β chains. In addition to hemoglobin A, which accounts for about 97% of the total hemoglobin, it is composed of hemoglobin F and hemoglobin A2. The hemoglobin F has 2 α chains and 2 The α2γ2 structure composed of γ chains accounts for less than 1% of the total hemoglobin, and the hemoglobin A2 has an α2δ2 structure composed of two α chains and two δ chains and accounts for less than 1% of the total hemoglobin. [0003] Hemoglobin non-enzymatically combines with sugar (blood sugar) pr...

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IPC IPC(8): G01N30/88G01N30/02G01N30/86G01N33/49
CPCG01N2030/8822G01N30/8679G01N30/88B01D15/362G01N33/49G01N30/02G01N30/86G01N33/723G01N30/8631G01N30/8637
Inventor 长谷川幸行
Owner TOSOH CORP
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