35 results about "Cytochemistry" patented technology

The present invention provides reagents for use in an automated environment for removing or etching embedding media by exposing a biological sample to be stained in histochemical or cytochemical procedures without the dependence on organic solvents. The reagents comprise components optimized to facilitate removal or etching of the embedding media from the biological sample. The present invention also provides reagents for use in an automated environment for cell conditioning biological samples wherein the cells are predisposed for access by reagent molecules for histochemical and cytochemical staining procedures. The reagents comprise components optimized to facilitate molecular access to cells and cell constituents within the biological sample.

Methods and apparatuses for gently removing embedding media from biological samples at temperatures below the embedding medium melting point with liquid composition using batch methods or automated instruments prior to immunohistochemical (IHC), in situ hybridization (ISH) or other special staining or histochemical or cytochemical manipulations.

The present invention provides reagents for use in an automated environment for cell conditioning of biological samples wherein the cells or tissues are predisposed for access by reagent molecules for histochemical and cytochemical staining procedures. The reagents comprise components optimized to faciliate molecular access to cells and cell constituents within the biological sample. The present invention also provides reagents for use in an automated environment for removing or etching embedding media by exposing a biological sample to be stained in histochemical or cytochemical procedures without the dependence on organic solvents. The reagents comprise components optimized to facilitate removal or etching of the embedding media from the biological sample.

The present invention provides reagents for use in an automated environment for removing or etching embedding media by exposing a biological sample to be stained in histochemical or cytochemical procedures without the dependence on organic solvents. The reagents comprise components optimized to facilitate removal or etching of the embedding media from the biological sample. The present invention also provides reagents for use in an automated environment for cell conditioning biological samples wherein the cells are predisposed for access by reagent molecules for histochemical and cytochemical staining procedures. The reagents comprise components optimized to facilitate molecular access to cells and cell constituents within the biological sample.

The present invention provides devices and associated methods to facilitate multiplexed staining on a slide. The use of multiplexed staining on a single slide allows for more accurate disease diagnosis while also conserving sample. A PDMS based cytology overlay was created that is capable of coupling on-chip morphological, cytochemical, and immunological staining. Morphological and cytochemical staining of blood smears, along with immunostaining of lymph node imprints, was carried out to demonstrate the application of this microfluidic cytology chip (μCC) device.

The invention belongs to the technical field of biology and in particular provides a pectate lyase (PL) gene Pcpel1 which is cloned from phytophthora capsici and protein preparation technology thereof. Gene and protein levels prove that the gene is effectively involved in the process that the phytophthora capsici infects hot pepper hosts and results in occurrence of the course of diseases on hot pepper leaves. Plant pathology and cytochemistry technology further prove that after the protein coded by the gene is inoculated onto the hot pepper leaves, obvious withering and shrinking occur on theinoculated parts of the leaves and the cell walls on the affected parts of the leaves are obviously degraded, namely the gene code is an important protein related to the course of diseases or is possibly an important target pathogenic gene of a phytophthora capsici PL gene cluster. The invention provides important technical reserve for further developing phytophthora capsici molecule detection technology.

The invention describes quality control devices for assays that measure analytes in cells and tissue samples, and methods of use thereof. In particular, the quality control device comprises a matrix affixed with synthetic controls in different concentrations, or different synthetic controls. The quality control device can be adhered to a microscope slide via an adhesive or chemically attached to a microscope slide and processed simultaneously with a tissue sample.

The invention relates to an analytical method of components of fatty acids contained in listeria cells, in particular to a method for carrying out bacteria classification by adopting a cell chemical analysis method, belonging to the technical field of biological engineering. The method mainly comprises the following steps of: rejuvenating listeria; respectively separating and purifying the listeria by using an OXA agar plate and a trypticase soy yeast extract agar plate; culturing the listeria of a single typical colony, and preparing into a bacterial suspension; carrying out inactivation processing by using formaldehyde; averagely filling the bacterial suspension processed by the formaldehyde into centrifuge tubes for washing; carrying out methyl esterification by using a mixed solution of hydrochloric acid and the formaldehyde; and carrying out GC-MS (Gas Chromatograph-Mass Spectrometer) analysis on the prepared fatty acids. The method can not only break through the limit of the traditional bacterial taxonomy and reduce the errors brought about by anthropic factors on the traditional morphological taxonomy, but also provide a strong and powerful tool for the classification and the identification of new strains and virus types; and in addition, the method can be used for identifying the listeria from other bacteria and foods.

The invention belongs to the technical field of biology and in particular provides a polygalacturonase (PG) gene Pcipg5 which is cloned from phytophthora capsici and protein preparation technology thereof. Gene and protein levels prove that the gene is effectively involved in the process that the phytophthora capsici infects hot pepper hosts and results in occurrence of the course of diseases on hot pepper leaves. Plant pathology and cytochemistry technology further prove that after the protein coded by the gene is inoculated onto the hot pepper leaves, obvious withering and shrinking occur on the inoculated parts of the leaves and the cell walls on the affected parts of the leaves are obviously degraded, namely the gene code is an important protein related to the course of diseases or is possibly an important target pathogenic gene of a phytophthora capsici PG gene cluster. The invention provides important technical reserve for further developing phytophthora capsici molecule detection technology.

The invention relates to a method and a related kit for detecting c-MET/CEP7 gene status based on rare cells, wherein the method comprises the following steps: 1. acquiring a blood sample or a body fluid sample, wherein the sample includes a mixed cell population of circulating tumor cells or other rare cells and white blood cells; 2. diluting the sample by virtue of a buffer solution, removing plasma and recovering CTC or other rare cells; 3. cracking by virtue of a red blood cell lysis buffer, removing red blood cells and recovering CTC or other rare cells; 4. recovering cells with magnetic particles coated with related anti-human leucocyte antigens and antibodies, uniformly mixing and breeding, and fully combining so as to form a magnetic particle-white blood cell mixture; 5. isolating the magnetic particle-white blood cell mixture from other cells so as to obtain a mixed cell population containing CTC or other rare cells and a few of white blood cells; and 6. by virtue of a method combining immunofluorescence cytochemistry and fluorescence in-situ hybridization, determining the status of c-MET/CEP7, and simultaneously identifying CTC or other rare cells.

The invention discloses a high-specificity and high-affinity anti-Pp65 monoclonal antibody which is generated by a hybridoma cell strain 8D6 of the anti-Pp65 monoclonal antibody, wherein the cell strain 8D6 is collected in China Center For Type Culture Collection (CCTCC) and has a collection number of CCTCC NO:C201476. The monoclonal antibody secreted by the hybridoma cell strain has good affinity and specificity, and the immunoreactivity and the specificity of the antibody are superior to those of domestic and imported monoclonal antibodies. The anti-Pp65 monoclonal antibody can serve as a key raw material for blood white cell immunofluorescent cytochemical diagnosis and immunofluorescent quantitative PCR (polymerase chain reaction) detection of HCMV (human cytomegalovirus) infection, also can serve as a key raw material for detecting HCMV by using a double antibody sandwich method, has important meaning for establishment of a quick and sensitive clinical diagnosis reagent to HCMV infection, and has important application prospects.

The invention provides a pectin methylesterase gene Pcpme l cloned from phytophthora capsici and a preparation technique of a protein thereof, belonging to the technical field of biology. The invention proves that the pectin methylesterase gene Pcpme l effectively participates in the processes of infecting a host by the phytophthora capsici and causing the disease course of phytophthora capsici leonian on the basis of gene and protein levels and also proves that the protein coded by the pectin methylesterase gene Pcpme l has property of destroying leaf tissue cells and cell wall structures thereof to enable destroyed parts to generate obvious symptoms on the basis of a cell chemistry technique, thus the pectin methylesterase gene Pcpme l is an important target pathogenic gene of a coded phytophthora capsici pectin methylesterase gene cluster. The invention provides sufficient technical reserve for further researching a germ molecule detection technique.

The invention relates to cytochemistry and cellular immunology, which are particularly used for observing a marine bivalve meiosis device through immunofluorescence microscopy. A sample can be observed after pre-treatment of fixing and the like, dyeing and flaking. The sample is fixed by phosphate buffered saline (PBS) of paraformaldehyde at a mass percentage concentration of 2 to 6 percent; then,permeabilization treatment and sealing treatment are performed sequentially; immunofluorescence dyeing is performed on sample spindle bodies, and fluorescence dyeing is performed on chromosomes withthe phosphate buffered saline containing propidium iodide of which the concentration is 5 to 20 mg of per liter; and the sample is flaked after dyeing for observation through fluorescence microscopy.The cytological immunofluorescence observation method is suitable for observing the spindle bodies and the chromosomes of the marine bivalve meiosis device synchronously, has the advantages of simpleand direct operation, high definition and high study efficiency, and is a qualitative, positioning and quantitative cytological immunofluorescence observation method which inosculates forms and functions.

The invention relates to a method and a related kit for detecting HER-2/CEP17 gene status based on rare cells, wherein the method comprises the following steps: 1. acquiring a blood sample or a body fluid sample, wherein the sample includes a mixed cell population of circulating tumor cells or other rare cells and white blood cells; 2. diluting the sample by virtue of a buffer solution, removing plasma and recovering CTC or other rare cells; 3. cracking by virtue of a red blood cell lysis buffer, removing red blood cells and recovering CTC or other rare cells; 4. uniformly mixing and breeding magnetic particles coated with related anti-human leucocyte antigens and antibodies with the recovered cells, and combining so as to form a magnetic particle-white blood cell mixture; 5. isolating the magnetic particle-white blood cell mixture from other cells so as to obtain a mixed cell population containing CTC or other rare cells and a few of white blood cells; and 6. by virtue of a method combining immunofluorescence cytochemistry and fluorescence in-situ hybridization, determining the status of HER-2/CEP17, and simultaneously identifying CTC or other rare cells.

The invention relates to the technical field of biotechnology, and specifically relates to a p16 immune cell chemical labeling color-developing kit. The detection kit comprises the following reagents:0.5-1.0 ml of a p16 immune cell standard substance with the concentration of 81 pg/mL, 1.5 to 2.0 ml of a standard substance diluent, 2-4 ml of horseradish peroxidase, 2-4 ml of a sample diluent, 2-4ml of a color-developing agent solution A, 2-4 ml of a color-developing agent solution B, 2-4 ml of a stop solution, and 20ml of 20 times of concentrated washing solution. The method comprises the steps of coating a microporous plate with a purified human p16 antibody to prepare a solid-phase antibody, adding p16 into micropores coated with a monoclonal antibody, combining with a horseradish peroxidase-labeled p16 antibody to form an antibody-antigen-enzyme-labeled antibody compound, thoroughly washing, and then adding a color-developing agent A substrate for color development. The color-developing agents A and B are converted into blue under the catalysis of horseradish peroxidase and converted into final yellow under the action of acid, the positioning effect and the color-developing effect are good, the labeling is more obvious, the color depth is in positive correlation with p16 in a sample, and the absorbance is measured by using a microplate reader at the wavelength of 450 nm.

The invention relates to a device and method for detecting blood leukocytes. Leukocytes play an important role in a human body. Total amount and differential counting of the leukocytes have certain significance in diagnosing various diseases. The conventional method for detecting the leukocytes always combines with two or more detection principles, combines with the techniques, such as, electrics, optics and cytochemistry, and is complex in the detection process. The invention provides the device and method for detecting blood leukocytes in a simple process, for achieving the purpose of analyzing the total amount of the leukocytes. A user can judge if the quantity and size of the leukocytes are abnormal in the manner of adopting laser light for scattering the blood diluted with sheath fluid, collecting the scattering light along the direction at 0 degree and analyzing and comparing the light shadow after scattering.

Methods for accurately comparing the levels of ionizable lipids in two cell populations that differ in some respect from each other using mass spectroscopy and isotopic labeling are provided. The methods can be used to identify a change in a lipid of interest in response to a cellular, chemical, genetic, or environmental change to the cell population (i.e., a lipid response to a cell perturbation). The change in the lipid of interest can be a change in composition, rate of synthesis, and/or location of the lipid.

The invention relates to a method and a relevant kit for detecting ALK gene status based on rare cells. The method comprises the following steps: step 1, taking a blood sample or a body fluid sample, wherein the sample contains a mixed cell population comprising circulating tumor cells (CTCs) or other rare cells, and white blood cells; step 2, diluting the sample by adopting a buffer solution, so as to remove plasma and recover the CTCs or the other rare cells; step 3, splitting by adopting red blood cell splitting solution, so as to remove red blood cells and recover the CTCs or the other rare cells; step 4, uniformly mixing magnetic particles coated by relevant human-leukocyte-resisting antigen-antibodies and the recovered cells obtained in the step 3 for incubation, and mixing to form a magnetic particle-white blood cell mixture; step 5, separating the magnetic particle-white blood cell mixture from other cells through centrifugation, and thus obtaining the mixed cell population containing CTCs or other rare cells, and small quantity of white blood cells; and step 6, determining the ALK gene rearrangement state of CTCs or other rare cells by adopting a method of combining the immunofluorescence cytochemistry and fluorescence in situ hybridization.