CN109085041A - The method of DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, active oxygen and 8-OhdG association evaluation male sterility - Google Patents

The method of DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, active oxygen and 8-OhdG association evaluation male sterility Download PDF

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CN109085041A
CN109085041A CN201810934668.1A CN201810934668A CN109085041A CN 109085041 A CN109085041 A CN 109085041A CN 201810934668 A CN201810934668 A CN 201810934668A CN 109085041 A CN109085041 A CN 109085041A
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The present invention relates to DNA fragment with spermatozoon rates, the method of active oxygen and 8-OhdG association evaluation male sterility, measurement is from DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate (DFI) in semen sample, the level of active oxygen (ROS) and 8-OhdG (8-OHdG), by DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, the level of active oxygen and 8-OhdG is associated with sperm function quality, with sperm DFI=19.26%, ROS=1.91ng/ml and 8-OHdG=50.76ng/l is to judge critical value, as sperm DFI, when ROS and 8-OHdG level is higher than the critical value, judge sperm infertility.

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DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, active oxygen and 8-OhdG association evaluation male sterility Method
Technical field
The present invention relates to DNA fragment with spermatozoon rates, the method for active oxygen and 8-OhdG association evaluation male sterility.
Background technique
Male sterility annoyings the couple at child-bearing age of the whole world about 10%-15%.The index of existing assessment semen quality relies on In traditional semen routine analysis, semen routine analysis only detects the indexs such as sperm quantity, viability and form, these indexs Only reflect basic semen quality, cannot reflect sperm function characteristic, often some patient's Semen routiones are normal, wife's side factor Normally, it cannot exactly be pregnant.In order to preferably measure male fecundity and prediction reproduction final result, clinic needs accurately to assess Sperm function.Influence of the integrality of sperm DNA to sperm function is constantly subjected to widely pay close attention to, DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate (DNA Fragmentation index, DFI), active oxygen (Reactive oxgen species, ROS) and 8-OhdG (8-Hydroxydeoxyguanosine, 8-OHdG) reflects the degree of injury of hereditary material DNA, there is data expression, essence The influence of sub- DNA damage can reside in the different phase of fertility, may with rate of fertilization, embryonic development, Implantation Rate, pregnancy rate, Abortion ratio and the birth defect of offspring etc. are related.
Summary of the invention
The purpose of the present invention is to provide DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, active oxygen and 8-OhdG association evaluation males The method of infertility.
The purpose of the present invention is achieved through the following technical solutions: DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, active oxygen and 8- hydroxyl deoxidation bird The method of glycosides association evaluation male sterility, measurement is from DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate (DFI), active oxygen (ROS) and 8- in semen sample The level of hydroxy-Guanine (8-OHdG), by the level and sperm of DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, active oxygen and 8-OhdG Service quality is associated, critical to judge with sperm DFI=19.26%, ROS=1.91ng/ml and 8-OHdG=50.76ng/l Value judges sperm infertility when sperm DFI, ROS and 8-OHdG level is higher than the critical value.
The present invention is better able to standard using sperm DFI, ROS and 8-OHdG level as index association evaluation sperm function situation Really reflect the functional level of sperm.
Detailed description of the invention
Fig. 1 is sperm DFI at sterile group and has an expression in fertility group.
The correlation of Fig. 2 sperm DFI and each parameter of sperm.
The correlation of Fig. 3 refining ROS and each parameter of sperm.
The correlation of Fig. 4 refining 8-OHdG and each parameter of sperm.
The predicted value of Fig. 5 sperm DFI, ROS and 8-OHdG in sterility.
Specific embodiment
1. after taking frozen semen sample to recover, according to " World Health Organization human seminal fluid checks and treatment of laboratory handbook " The requirement detection sperm concentration and vigor of (the 5th edition).Frozen semen sample 90, wherein 60 have fecundity person's for 60 Semen sample is fertility group;30 semen samples for infertility person, for sterile group.
2. sperm DFI, ROS and 8-OHdG are detected
Sterile group is detected using Sperm Chromatin structural test (SCSA method) and has fertility group sperm DFI.Wherein A liquid master Want ingredient are as follows: 0.01mol/L Tris-HCl, 0.15mol/L NaCl, 1mmol/L EDTA;B liquid be 0.08mol/L Hcl, 0.5mol/L NaCl, 0.1%Trition X-100;C liquid be 37mmol/L citric acid, 0.126mol/L Na2HPO4, 1mmol/LEDTA,0.15mol/L NaCl,1mg/ml AO.10000 sperms are measured using every part of sperm suspension of fluidic cell, The ratio of red fluorescence sperm is calculated, is as a result calculated using sperm DNA integrity and reporting system is calculated.Using ELISA Method detects sterile group and has ROS and 8-OHdG in fertility group sperm horizontal.
3. statistical analysis
Data are for statistical analysis using 22.0 software of SPSS.Measurement data indicates that two groups are compared and examined with t with x ± s, Correlation uses Spearman rank correlation analysis.P≤0.05 is with statistical significance.
4. experimental result
Sterility group Sperm progressive motility percentage be 11.79 ± 0.83%, total activity power be 22.84 ± 1.24%, essence Sub- concentration is 73.72 ± 15.64 × 106/ ml, semen volume be 2.87 ± 0.23ml, eupyrene sperm form 6.93 ± 0.51%, It is 3.35 ± 0.17ng/ml, 8-OHdG is 78.62 ± 4.52ng/l that DFI, which is 32.52 ± 2.02%, ROS,;Before having fertility group To movement percentage be 41.78 ± 1.15%, total activity power be 64.04 ± 1.49%, sperm concentration be 122.94 ± 6.70 × 106/ml, semen volume are 3.84 ± 0.15ml, eupyrene sperm form 14.77 ± 0.47%, sperm DFI are 11.05 ± 0.67%, ROS is that 1.43 ± 0.11ng/ml, 8-OHdG are 34.59 ± 1.81ng/l;Sterility group and there is sperm preceding paragraph between fertility group Movement percentage, total activity power, sperm concentration, eupyrene sperm form, DFI, ROS and 8-OHdG all have significant difference, lead to It crosses sensibility and specificity calculates, sterility group and the youden index for having sperm DFI, ROS and 8-OHdG between fertility group (Yuden Index) is respectively 19.26%, 1.91ng/ml and 50.76ng/l, can be used as determine whether facing for fertility accordingly Dividing value.It is found by correlation analysis, as in Figure 2-4, sperm DFI and ROS and 8-OHdG positive correlation each other;Sperm DFI, ROS and 8-OHdG are in respectively significant negative correlativing relation with propulsion percentage, total activity, eupyrene sperm form.As a result, Sperm DFI and the level of ROS and 8-OHdG is associated with sperm function quality, as sperm DFI > 19.26%, ROS > When 1.91ng/ml and 8-OHdG > 50.76ng/l, sperm infertility is judged.

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1. the method for DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, active oxygen and 8-OhdG association evaluation male sterility, characterized in that survey Surely DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate (DFI), the level of active oxygen (ROS) and 8-OhdG (8-OHdG) in semen sample are come from, The level of DNA fragment with spermatozoon rate, active oxygen and 8-OhdG is associated with sperm function quality, with sperm DFI= 19.26%, ROS=1.91ng/ml and 8-OHdG=50.76ng/l is to judge critical value, when sperm DFI, ROS and 8-OHdG water When putting down higher than the critical value, sperm infertility is judged.
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