A rapid analysis method for phosphorus-32 in urine samples
A rapid analysis and urine sample technology, applied in the direction of radiation measurement, instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problems of complex and time-consuming calibration of chemical recovery rate, detection efficiency, and P-32 can not meet the time requirements, and achieve accurate analysis. Effect
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[0044] Embodiment 1: The Cerenkov detection efficiency of P-32 and the relationship curve determination of TDCR value
[0045] The TDCR (Triple to double coincidence ratio) measuring device is equipped with three photomultiplier tubes, and the sample can be double counted and triple counted during the measurement process. The TDCR value is the ratio of the triple count to the double count. The calculation formula is shown in the formula (1 ).
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[0048] T ripS Triple count for samples;
[0049] T ripB is the blank triple count, that is, the background triple count;
[0050] D. oubS Double count for samples;
[0051] D. oubB It is the double count of the blank, that is, the double count of the background.
[0052] Based on the TDCR measurement technology of this device, the detection efficiency of the sample is corrected by the TDCR value, and the entire calibration process does not involve external radioactive sources, so this technology is an ab...
Embodiment 2
[0062] Example 2: CH under heating conditions 3 Study on Inhibitory Effect of COOH on Chemiluminescence of Urine Samples
[0063] Urine samples are usually light yellow to brown, which can cause strong color quenching, which greatly reduces the detection efficiency of Cerenkov. In severe cases, the detection efficiency of Cerenkov will be lower than 10%. Under acidic conditions, adding H 2 o 2 It can decompose the colored substances in the urine sample and make the urine sample clear, so that the detection efficiency of Cerenkov can be significantly improved by nearly 40%. But adding H 2 o 2 The problem is that H 2 o 2 The residues will cause chemiluminescence in the urine sample, resulting in higher analysis results. Due to heating and long-term storage conditions, H 2 o 2 It is unstable and easy to decompose, so the urine sample can be left for a long time (usually more than 10 hours) until the chemiluminescence decays to a low enough level before measurement. Due ...
Embodiment 3
[0071] Example 3: Comparative study of P-32 measured value and expected value of spiked sample
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