Substrate concentration control type time-resolved homogeneous chemiluminescence biological detection method
A homogeneous chemiluminescence and biological detection technology, applied in the field of biochemical analysis, can solve the problems that the detection results cannot truly reflect the content of the analyte, no enzymatic signal amplification, and complex detection signal interference, etc., so as to improve the detection accuracy and Linear range, reduce the interference of non-specific signals, and facilitate the effect of on-site detection
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[0052] Example 1 Verification of substrate concentration-controlled time-resolved homogeneous chemiluminescence biochemical analysis method
[0053] With HRP-H 2 o 2 - acridinium ester system as an example to verify the substrate concentration-controlled time-resolved homogeneous chemiluminescent biosensing theory. First, a sufficient amount of chemiluminescence substrate acridinium ester is mixed with a small amount of HRP (ratio of the amount of substances is 50000:1), by adding a sufficient amount of H 2 o 2 Trigger the chemiluminescence reaction, and record the chemiluminescence kinetic curve. Such as figure 1 Shown, adding H 2 o 2 Afterwards, the chemiluminescent reaction proceeds immediately, and its rate gradually reaches and maintains the maximum, reflecting that the chemiluminescent signal intensity gradually increases and finally reaches a plateau. At this time, the reaction rate only depends on the concentration of HRP, and in the reaction, HRP is the catalyst...
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[0055] Example 2 Detection of Pesticide Residual Chlorpyrifos
[0056] According to the substrate concentration-controlled time-resolved homogeneous chemiluminescence theory, if the chemiluminescent reaction rate is too fast, it will lead to the enhancement and early generation of non-specific signals, thereby interfering with the specific signal; if the reaction rate is too slow, it will lead to specificity. The signal tails and thus overlaps with non-specific signals, again detrimental to time resolution. Therefore, it is very important to select a chemiluminescent system with a moderate reaction rate. Since different chemiluminescent systems have different chemical reaction kinetics, the common HRP-H 2 o 2 -Acridinium ester, HRP-H 2 o 2 -luminol, ALP-AMPPD and other chemiluminescent systems, the time resolution effects of specific and non-specific signals were investigated. Such as Figure 4 shown, for HRP-H 2 o 2 -luminol system, because its reaction rate is too fa...
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[0075] Example 3 Detection of inflammatory marker procalcitonin
[0076] Procalcitonin is a polypeptide and is analyzed by the sandwich method. The principle is as follows: firstly, the capture antibody of procalcitonin is modified by the chemiluminescent substrate acridinium ester, then mixed with the HRP-labeled detection antibody, added to the sample to be tested for biorecognition reaction, the capture antibody, calcitonin The original and detection antibodies will form a sandwich complex, and the concentration of acridinium ester in the sandwich complex and the HRP in the surrounding microenvironment is higher than that of the solution body. Introduce sufficient trigger H without any washing steps 2 o 2 , HRP in the sandwich complex will catalyze H 2 o 2 A large number of oxidative products are produced, which will react rapidly with the acridinium ester in the surrounding microenvironment, and the luminescent substrate acridinium ester is completely consumed, produci...
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