Method and application for detecting occurrence and severity of cancer based on content of skin keratin fragments and keratin
A technology of keratin fragments and severity, applied in the field of detecting the occurrence and severity of cancer based on skin keratin fragments and keratin content, and can solve problems such as methods without cancer prognosis
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[0026] Example 1: Determination of skin fluorescence mainly from keratin fragments.
[0027] Skin autofluorescent substances mainly include keratin, NAD, FAD, collagen, melanin, etc. Each phosphor has its own characteristic spectrum. We detected the spectrum of autofluorescence of human skin. The peak was found to be between 470 nm‐500 nm, based on this, we believed that the autofluorescence of the skin came from keratin fragments.
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[0028] Example 2: Confirmation of autofluorescent substances
[0029] In vivo experiment
[0030] The subject's surface keratin was imaged using a microscope. The excitation light used is blue light, and the specific wavelength range is between 470-500nm. The images of the distribution and content of keratin fragments on the body surface of the subjects were collected.
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[0031] Example 3: Determination of cancer by keratin content in various parts of the body surface
[0032] According to the present invention, the body surface keratin of non-disease population and cancer population is imaged, and it is found that the body surface keratin fragment content of cancer population changes significantly ( figure 1 ). And this change was positively correlated with the severity of cancer.
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