Probe and application thereof

By developing lectin-linker-metal chelate probes, combined with mass spectrometry flow and imaging technology, the high-throughput problem of single-cell sugar chain analysis is solved, and efficient identification of multiple sugar chains and detection of sugar chain distribution at the biological tissue level is achieved.

CN120369797APending Publication Date: 2025-07-25SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202510466212.7
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2024-04-12
Filing Date
2025-04-14
Publication Date
2025-07-25

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Technical Problem

The prior art has few reports on high-throughput sugar chain analysis technology at the single-cell level, and the lectin index based on mass spectrometry flow technology is limited. The identified sugar chains overlap, making it impossible to effectively perform high-throughput sugar chain analysis.

Method used

A probe was developed with a structure of lectin-linker-metal chelate, which was selected from a variety of types, and metal chelate was a specific element, and high-throughput sugar chain analysis was performed through mass spectrometry flow technology and mass spectrometry imaging technology.

Benefits of technology

High-throughput, systematic single-cell glycomic identification and sugar chain distribution detection at the biological tissue level are achieved, which can identify multiple sugar chains, reduce interference, and improve detection accuracy and throughput.

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Abstract

The invention discloses a probe, the structure of the probe is a lectin-linker-metal chelate, and lectin is selected from one of SNA, MAL-II, PHA-E, PHA-L, PSA, UEA-I, LTL, GSL-II, PNA, VVL, GSL-IB4 and SBA. The invention also provides a probe group. The invention provides an identification method of single-cell glycomics, a detection method of sugar chain distribution on a biological tissue, application of a probe or a probe group in preparation of a kit for detecting single-cell glycomics, application of the probe or the probe group in preparation of a kit for detecting sugar chain distribution and structural characteristics on the biological tissue, and application of the probe or the probe group in preparation of a kit for detecting sugar chain distribution and structural characteristics on the biological tissue. The invention relates to application of a probe or a probe group in preparation of a diagnostic reagent or medicine for diseases caused by abnormal glycosylation.
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