The invention discloses an in-vitro prediction method for
cell DNA damage caused by simulated
radiation. According to the invention, by introducing the bionic
oxidative stress regulation and control module, the
simulation precision of the in-vitro model on the in-vivo physiological microenvironment is improved. The dynamic microenvironment intervention
system can respond to
oxidative stress changes in the
radiation process in real time, the
redox state of cells is closer to an in-vivo real
radiation exposure scene by precisely regulating and controlling the
perfusion rate of the
active oxygen scavenger, experimental deviation caused by out-of-control
oxidative stress level in traditional static culture is avoided, and the experimental accuracy is improved. A more reliable physiological basis is provided for subsequent damage
signal detection, a dynamic regulation and control mechanism of the micro-fluidic
chip can effectively correct
baseline drift caused by oxidative stress fluctuation, and it is ensured that damage site space distribution data captured by the
nano biosensor array has a higher
signal-to-
noise ratio; the influence of external environment interference on experimental data is reduced, and high-quality
original data support is provided for follow-up repair trajectory tracking and neural network prediction.