The invention relates to a method for screening an anti-Alzheimer's
disease compound based on a
high content imaging technology, and the method comprises the following steps: S1, carrying out splitting
decomposition and
centrifugation on nematodes to remove a supernatant, and then carrying out resuspension culture to obtain a synchronized
nematode solution in an L1 period, the nematodes carrying a human-derived beta
amyloid protein gene connected in series with a
fluorescent protein gene; s2, adding a synchronized
nematode solution in the L1 period to an NGM
solid culture medium paved with a candidate anti-Alzheimer's
disease compound, culturing to the L4 period, collecting nematodes, adding an OP50 bacterial solution, and inducing human beta
amyloid protein gene expression; s3, collecting nematodes for inducing human beta
amyloid protein gene expression, and performing
fluorescence image shooting by using a
high content imaging technology; and S4, analyzing the
fluorescence intensity in the picture. Compared with the prior art, the high-content
imaging technology is adopted, the defects that a traditional A beta
fluorescence detection method in a CL2331
nematode model is low in efficiency and long in consumed time are overcome, the detection sensitivity is improved by 27.63%, and the efficiency is improved by 40 times.