Method for measuring relative contents of anti-interference glycosylated hemoglobin homologs
A technology of relative content of glycosylated hemoglobin, applied in biological testing, measuring devices, material inspection products, etc., can solve problems such as interference of abnormal LHbA1c content, high HbA1c measurement, instability, etc.
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[0036] An anti-interference method for determining the relative content of glycosylated hemoglobin homologues, which uses HPLC technology to separate a certain glycosylated hemoglobin to obtain the characteristic peaks of HbA0, HbA1c and LHbA1c, calculates its relative content in total hemoglobin, and then uses the measurement equation (4) and equation (5) Calculate the relative content of HbA1c and LHbA1c respectively. According to the data provided in Figure 2 in the document A Diabetic Case with Hemoglobin J-Meerut and LowHbA1C Levels, the values of HbA1c(%) and LHbA1c(%) calculated by this method are:
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[0040] An anti-interference method for determining the relative content of glycosylated hemoglobin homologues, using capillary electrophoresis to separate a certain glycosylated hemoglobin to obtain the characteristic bands of HbA0, HbA1c and LHbA1c, calculate their relative content in total hemoglobin, and then use the measurement equation (4) and Equation (5) calculates the relative content of HbA1c and LHbA1c respectively. According to Figure 2B in the document Evaluation of the Sebia CAPILLARYS 2 FlexPiercing for the Measurement of HbA1c on Venous and Capillary Blood Samples, the values of HbA1c (%) and LHbA1c (%) calculated by this measurement method are respectively:
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[0044]An anti-interference method for determining the relative content of glycosylated hemoglobin homologues, using mass spectrometry to separate a certain hemoglobin to obtain the characteristic peaks of HbA0, HbA1c and LHbA1c, and calculate their relative content in total hemoglobin, and then use the measurement equation (4) to calculate Relative content of HbA1c. In the document "Exploring the Application of Mass Spectrometry MRM Method for the Accurate Determination of Glycated Hemoglobin", the mass-to-charge ratio (m / z) of the characteristic peak of HbA0 (LHbA1c is completely converted into HbA0 during the sample pretreatment process) is 348.2→110 and the m / z of the characteristic peak of HbA1c / z is 429.2→245. According to the area of characteristic peaks and the established standard curve, calculate the concentration of HbA0 (including LHbA1c) h and HbA1c, and finally use the equation (4) to calculate the relative content of HbA1c.
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