Multicapillary electrophoresis device, and sample analysis method
An electrophoresis device and polycapillary technology, which are applied in the direction of material analysis, measurement device, and analysis material by electromagnetic means, and can solve problems such as difficult quantitative comparison of fluorescence intensity.
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[0034] First, refer to figure 1 The schematic diagram of FIG. 1 will describe the structure of the polycapillary electrophoresis apparatus of the first embodiment. This polycapillary electrophoresis apparatus 1 has an apparatus main body 101 and a control computer 102 .
[0035] The device main body 101 is connected to a control computer 102 through a communication cable. An operator operates the control computer 102 to control each part of the device main body 101 , and the control computer 102 receives data detected by the photodetector 104 . The control computer 102 has a display as a data display screen for displaying received data. In addition, the control computer 102 may be incorporated in the apparatus main body 101 .
[0036] The device main body 101 further includes an arithmetic control circuit 103 , a photodetector 104 , a constant temperature bath 105 , a capillary array 106 , a light source 107 , and a light irradiation unit 108 .
[0037] The arithmetic contr...
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[0077] The effect of the embodiment of the present invention was actually confirmed using the samples shown below.
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[0079] PowerPlex (registered trademark) 4C Matrix Standard (manufactured by Promega) was used as a standard product during wavelength calibration. As an actual sample, a product amplified by a PowerPlex (trademark) 16HS System (manufactured by Promega) using human genomic DNA provided by Promega as a template was used. Samples were prepared according to standard protocols recommended by Promega. In addition, in this experiment, both the standard substance and the actual sample were labeled with four kinds of phosphors (5-FAM, JOE, TMR, and CXR).
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[0081] In capillary electrophoresis, in general, different actual samples are often run in each capillary. However, in this experiment, in order to clarify the effect of the present invention, the same actual sample was analyzed equally for all the capillaries. More sp...
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[0087] Next, Modification 1 of the first embodiment will be described. In the first embodiment, the correction coefficient k(nX) was calculated using the data at the time of wavelength calibration (step S300), but in this modification 1, the fluorescent substance X is labeled for an arbitrary sample with a known concentration and subjected to electrophoresis. , using the data of the resulting fluorescence intensity to calculate the correction coefficient k(nX).
[0088] Let c(nX) be the concentration of DNA in a sample whose concentration is known for calculating the correction coefficient k(nX). Here, n is the end number of the capillaries 119-1 to 4, and X is the type of phosphor. In addition, the average value obtained by averaging the DNA concentrations c(nX) among a plurality of capillaries was defined as avg(X). In addition, the concentration ratio r(nX) of DNA among a plurality of capillaries is defined as r(nX)=avg(X) / c(nX).
[0089] In each of the plurality of capi...
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