WO1997031105A1 - Procede de traitement de biopolymeres, de micro-organismes ou de matieres a l'aide de plusieurs types de particules magnetiques - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the capture of cells and the dissolution of cell nuclei necessary for the processing of biological macromolecules such as DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, virus, bacteria or cells, microorganisms or substances (hereinafter referred to as “DNA etc.”). Biopolymers using multiple types of magnetic particles that can automatically perform tasks such as dissolving proteins, extracting DNA, etc., isolating DNA, etc., and labeling, measuring or recovering DNA, etc. The present invention relates to a method for treating microorganisms or substances.
- biological macromolecules such as DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, virus, bacteria or cells, microorganisms or substances (hereinafter referred to as “DNA etc.”).
- Biopolymers using multiple types of magnetic particles that can automatically perform tasks such as dissolving proteins, extracting DNA, etc., isolating DNA, etc., and labeling, measuring or recovering DNA, etc.
- the present invention relates to a method for treating microorganism
- Analyzes of DNA, etc. which have such a very wide field of application and are expected to be applied, have conventionally been performed by centrifugation, high-performance liquid chromatography, gel electrophoresis, disposable column, dialysis, glass powder, etc.
- the method is carried out by various methods, such as a magnetic particle cleaning nozzle method or an immune serum reaction.
- the separation column is basically a consumable part, so that injection of the sample into the column and separation time management cannot be mechanized, and the sample passes through the same column. , Contamination Nations could not be completely prevented.
- the disposable column method is a method that is kitted to extract a specific DNA fragment, but it is very expensive and has a narrow range of use.
- the dialysis method is not widely used because it takes time for dialysis and it is difficult to handle small quantities.
- the glass powder method is an excellent method for extracting DNA using a substance of silicon dioxide, and its process is simple, but it has the problem that it is difficult to fully automate it because the powder is separated by a filter or centrifugation. Was.
- the magnetic fine particle cleaning nozzle method can be automated with a cylinder and suction and discharge control using a magnetic substance, but the nozzle cleaning method basically has the problem that contamination cannot be solved. .
- a liquid phase method and a solid phase method are usually used for the immune serum reaction.
- the liquid phase method has the same problems as the centrifugal separation method.
- the same problems as in the method and the necessity of multi-filtration for dissociation from the solid support are required, and it is difficult to fully automate the method.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and has First, by combining at least two or more types of magnetic particles, it is possible to capture cells, dissolve cell nuclei, dissolve proteins, extract DNA, etc., isolate DNA, etc.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for treating DNA or the like that can automatically and simultaneously perform a series of operations such as labeling and measurement.
- this first principle and the method proposed by the present applicant for “a method for controlling the detachment of a magnetic material using a dispenser and various devices processed by this method” Japanese Patent Application No. 7-39494.
- Japanese Patent Application No. 7-39494 By combining the principle of No. 25), it is possible to achieve more efficient full-automatic analysis of DNA, etc., and to ensure complete prevention of cross-contamination
- An object of the present invention is to provide a processing method for DNA or the like.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for treating DNA and the like that can be used.
- the method for treating a living organism such as a cell, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, virus, or bacterium may be used.
- the process consisting of capturing, extracting, recovering, isolating, amplifying, labeling, analyzing, or measuring macromolecules, microorganisms, or substances is performed automatically using multiple types of magnetic particles suitable for the purpose. It is done in.
- processing includes operations such as capture, extraction, recovery, isolation, amplification, labeling, analysis or measurement.
- Biopolymers are synthesized in vivo High molecular substances, including proteins, nucleic acids (DNA, RNA, mRNA, etc.), polysaccharides, etc. Proteins also include immune substances.
- Microorganisms include viruses, brassmids, bacteria, and cells.
- Substance J includes organic or inorganic chemicals including molecular biological substances other than biological macromolecules.” Multiple types “include, for example, the size, shape, material, physical properties, and porosity of magnetic particles. Surface properties such as the presence or absence of adhesion, or adhesion • There are types due to differences in binding substances or coating substances.
- ⁇ Perform using multiple types of magnetic particles suitable for the purpose of work '' as a way to combine the target substance directly or indirectly through another substance with the magnetic particles, and apply a magnetic field to the magnetic particles.
- the magnetic particles are separated by, for example, pitting means to remove the residual liquid, or to remove the magnetic particles themselves, or to cancel the magnetic field.
- the target substance is captured by suspending the target substance in a liquid, the target substance is formed, or a combination thereof is repeated. Therefore, the same new magnetic particles may be used depending on the contents of the operation, provided that the magnetic particles used in the preceding operation are removed.
- By using multiple types of magnetic particles it is possible to select the optimal magnetic particles for each operation, thereby improving the efficiency and reliability of each operation and automatically performing complicated processing consisting of a series of operations. It can be performed consistently and quickly, and unnecessary substances remaining in the preceding work can be removed without resorting to washing, etc., so that highly accurate and reliable processing can be performed. it can.
- the magnetic particles are suspended by sucking or discharging a liquid in a liquid passage connecting the tip of the pitting means and the reservoir to the magnetic particles. When passing the liquid, it is performed from the outside of the liquid passage.
- the magnetic particles can be efficiently separated from the liquid and concentrated, captured, extracted, collected, isolated, and the like.
- “Automatically” means according to the nature and order of the work, for example, Aspiration and discharge of means, indication of the number of times, designation of the required sample and the position of the container containing the required types of magnetic particles, disposal of used magnetic particles, transfer of the container, influence of the magnetic field This is done by programming in advance instructions on whether or not there is an incubation time, etc., and giving instructions to dispensers, container transfer machines, magnets, etc. by signals.
- the second invention is the first invention, wherein the cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, biopolymer such as virus or bacterium, microorganisms or substances are captured, extracted, recovered, isolated, amplified, labeled, Processing consisting of work such as analysis or measurement is performed with a pipe tip detachably attached to the tip of the pipetting nozzle of the dispenser.
- the processing can be performed efficiently and quickly without cross-contamination without cleaning the pipette tip.
- the pipette tip is , By capturing or extracting the sample and controlling the contact and separation of the magnet to capture, extract, recover, isolate, amplify, label, analyze, measure, etc. the biopolymer, microorganism, or magnetic particles to which a specific substance is bound. Transfer between work processes
- bonding includes, for example, the case where the magnetic particles are attached to the magnetic particles by adhesion to the magnetic particles themselves, adsorption to a predetermined substance coated on the magnetic particles, adhesion, or reaction by a reactant.
- a vial in which a biopolymer such as a cell, DNA, RNA, mRNA, a plasmid, a virus or a bacterium, a microorganism or a substance is detachably attached to a tip end of a pipetting nozzle of a dispenser.
- DNA, RNA or mRNA is extracted by binding to magnetic particles using a chip and purifying cells, lysing nuclei or lysing proteins, etc. to extract DNA, RNA or mRNA.
- Probes or other magnetic particles coated with biotin or streptavidin allow isolation of specific base sequence fragments.
- the nucleic acid has a structure in which a nitrogen-containing heterocyclic compound is glycosidically bonded to the sugar of a chain compound composed of sugar and phosphoric acid.
- This heterocyclic compound thymine (T), Tosin (C), guanine (A), and guanine (G) are referred to as "base J.”
- a fifth invention is the method according to any one of the first to fourth inventions, wherein cells, DNAs, RNAs, mRNAs, plasmids, viruses or biopolymers using the plurality of magnetic particles, Processes such as capture, extraction, recovery, isolation, amplification, labeling, analysis or measurement of microorganisms or substances are performed via immunological reactions or specific affinity substances such as complementary DNA. Things.
- a sixth invention is the invention according to the fourth invention, wherein a plurality of biopolymers, microorganisms, or substances such as cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, virus, or bacterium utilizing the plurality of magnetic particles are used.
- a step of amplifying DNA, RNA, or mRNA is incorporated between extraction or isolation steps.
- DNA also includes nucleotide sequence fragments that form them.
- a seventh invention is the invention according to any one of the fourth to sixth inventions, wherein a biopolymer such as a cell, a DNA, an RNA, an mRNA, a plasmid, a virus or a bacterium, and a microorganism utilizing the plurality of magnetic particles are used.
- a biopolymer such as a cell, a DNA, an RNA, an mRNA, a plasmid, a virus or a bacterium, and a microorganism utilizing the plurality of magnetic particles are used.
- the specific biomolecules, microorganisms, or substances, such as isolated specific nucleotide sequence fragments are identified by chemiluminescence, fluorescence, or enzyme coloring.
- the presence / absence of a base sequence fragment or the like, a biological macromolecule, a microorganism or a substance is measured through an immune reaction or the like.
- a biopolymer such as a cell, DNA, RNA, mRNA, a plasmid, a virus or a bacterium, a microorganism or a substance is transferred to a pipette of a dispenser.
- a tip that is detachably attached to the tip of the tongue, magnetic DNA, RNA, mRNA, etc. are extracted by binding to body particles and purifying cells such as cell capture, cell lysis, protein lysis or immunoreaction, and then the extracted DNA as necessary After amplifying RNA, mRNA or mRNA, specific DNA, RNA or mRNA etc.
- RNA or mRNA can be isolated using antibodies, probes, biotin or other magnetic particles coated with streptavidin using a tip chip.
- the isolated specific DNA, RNA or mRNA is then measured by chemiluminescence, fluorescence or enzyme coloration to determine the presence or amount of the specific base sequence fragment or the like. is there.
- the ninth invention is directed to a step of binding the target substance in the sample to the first magnetic substance particle by mixing or stirring the first magnetic substance particle in the sample by pit means, and capturing the target substance. Separating the first magnetic particles having captured therein by pitting means and removing the residual liquid; and a dissociation liquid for dissociating the target substance from the magnetic particles and the first magnetic particles. Dissociating the target substance from the first magnetic particles by mixing or mixing the magnetic particles; removing the first magnetic particles; mixing or stirring by pipe means.
- the method includes at least a step of binding a substance to the second magnetic particles and harvesting the same, and a step of separating the second magnetic particles having the target substance captured by the pit means.
- the “target substance” includes a biopolymer, a microorganism, or a substance.
- a step of processing or labeling the target substance may be added before or after dissociation of the target substance. Therefore, the target substance can change as the process progresses.
- “Separation j by the pipe means means that magnetic particles are applied to the inside of the pipe means by applying a magnetic field to the inside of the pipe means, for example, when the pipe means sucks or discharges. This is performed by adsorption.
- the present invention by replacing and using a plurality of types of magnetic particles, it is possible to proceed to the next step while removing various unnecessary substances used in the preceding step. Therefore, when the same magnetic particles are continuously used, unnecessary substances accumulated and remaining in the magnetic particles are prevented from adversely affecting the reaction and measurement performed in the next step, and high sensitivity and high sensitivity are obtained. Accurate or reliable processing can be performed.
- the present invention is not limited to such a case, and the third, fourth,... Magnetic particles can be used.
- the target substance is DNA or the like containing a base sequence fragment
- the first magnetic particles have a porous surface
- the dissociation solution is pure water
- the second magnetic particles are formed by coating or binding a probe, biotin, or streptavidin, and the like.
- the DNA and the like dissociated from the first magnetic particles are optionally separated using a pipet chip.
- the DNA, etc. which has been mixed with the primers and reacted with the primer, is subjected to PCR to amplify the DNA, etc., and then the DNA, etc. is biotinylated, and the specific biotinylated DNA, etc. is captured by the second magnetic particles. It includes a step of separating and, after the separation, binding and measuring a reactant such as chemiluminescence or fluorescence.
- An eleventh invention is based on the ninth invention, wherein the sample is a body fluid component such as serum, the target substance is an antigen or an antibody, and the first magnetic particles or the second magnetic particles include the target object.
- the sample is a body fluid component such as serum
- the target substance is an antigen or an antibody
- the first magnetic particles or the second magnetic particles include the target object.
- the inventions configured as described above can be used to harvest cells, dissolve cell nuclei, dissolve proteins, extract DNA, etc., isolate DNA, etc. Automatically and consistently perform a series of tasks such as labeling or measurement of DNA, etc. be able to.
- the first principle using two or more types of magnetic particles is combined with the principle of magnetic desorption control using a dispenser previously proposed by the present applicant.
- a dispenser previously proposed by the present applicant.
- each invention by controlling two or more types of magnetic particles, it is possible to consistently carry out processes such as concentration, stirring, centrifugation, and dialysis. Since it is very easy, the scale of the equipment can be reduced and the cost can be significantly reduced.
- each invention by using a plurality of types of magnetic particles and selecting the most appropriate magnetic particles in each operation step, various processes including many operation steps can be efficiently performed. It can be executed quickly, well, reliably, reliably and versatilely.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a device for extracting and analyzing DNA and the like according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of a working port showing the operation steps of the apparatus in order.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a case in which a DNA analyzer is configured by using two types of magnetic fine particles and combining these magnetic fine particles with the principle previously proposed by the present applicant.
- the work process by the analyzer is schematically shown.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned DNAs, but also RNAs, mRNAs, brasmids,
- the present invention can also be applied to processes such as extraction or analysis of biopolymers such as bacteria or bacteria, microorganisms or substances.
- the DNA analyzer is a pipe tip that is removably attached to the tip of a vertically movable and vertically movable pipe nozzle by an XYZ movement mechanism. , Sampling, reagent dispensing, first magnetic fine particle injection, DNA adsorption, pure water suction, DNA capture, and primer injection are performed, and the vessel into which the primer is injected is Thereafter, multi-stage heat treatment is performed in the PCR 3 to multiply the DNA, and after the DNA multiplication operation is completed, the bit tip 2 is placed in the container with the second magnetic fine particles. Is then driven and controlled so that an alkali treatment solution is injected, a DNA washing solution is suctioned and discharged, and chemiluminescence, fluorescence or enzyme color reaction is performed.
- the first magnetic fine particles have a uniform spherical shape and are as small as 0.3 to 5 micron or less.
- the magnetic particles are often made of a substance having a porous surface or a mixture of silica gel, and can efficiently bind and recover DNA and the like by adhering to the surface.
- the second magnetic particles control the quantification and measurement reactions.
- Probes are used to capture specific base sequence fragments, or biotin and streptavidin are used between the surface of the magnetic particles and DNA.
- the above-mentioned biotin or streptavidin is coated on the magnetic fine particles, and streptavidin or a biotinylated DNA is used.
- PCR 3 is a well-known method and apparatus for propagating DNA.For example, a sample is heated to 96, cooled to 40 ° C, and then heated to 96 ° C again. The process of cooling to 40 ° C is repeated several times.
- a measuring device for confirming the presence or amount of a target base sequence fragment in a sample by using chemiluminescence, fluorescence, or coloration of an enzyme is, for example, a known low-light optical measurement such as a PMT or a spectrophotometer. A device is used.
- step a necessary reagents (SDS or protease) are dispensed into the homogenized sample to dissolve proteins and the like (step a).
- the first magnetic fine particles are injected into the sample sample in which the protein and the like are dissolved, and the DNA and the like in the sample sample are bound to the first magnetic fine particles by physical adsorption or the like and captured (step b). ).
- the sample in the container is aspirated, and a magnet M arranged so as to be able to freely contact and separate from the outside of the tip 2 is attached to the outer peripheral surface of the tip 2.
- the first magnetic fine particles which have adhered and have captured DNA and the like, are adsorbed on the inner surface of the pit chip (step c).
- step d pure water is sucked as a dissociation liquid to dissociate the DNA and the like captured by the first magnetic fine particles with the first magnetic fine particles.
- the magnet M is driven and controlled so as to move away from the tip 2, that is, to a position where the magnetic force does not affect the sucked sample.
- the magnet M is again brought into close contact with the outer peripheral surface of the bit tip 2, and pure water is separated from the DNA and the like while only the first magnetic fine particles are adsorbed on the inner surface of the bit tip 2. Then, only the DNA and the like are taken out and collected (step e). Thereafter, the first magnetic fine particles are discarded.
- the bit chip 2 mixes the separated DNA and the like with a primer (step f).
- the DNA and the like that have reacted with the above primers are put into the above PCR 3 and subjected to repeated heating (96 ° C) and cooling (40 ° C) at a predetermined temperature. And the DNA is propagated (step g).
- bit chip 2 was prepared by labeling the DNA sample amplified by PCR 3 with, for example, biotinylation, and coating streptavidin with a specific affinity for biotin.
- the second magnetic particles are injected (step h).
- the pipet tip 2 dispenses an alkali-treated solution into the DNA sample (step i), and then aspirates the alkali-treated DNA sample, and the second magnetic fine particles are magnetized by the magnet M. Is adsorbed onto the inner surface of the pit tip 2, and the second magnetic fine particles are washed by sucking and discharging the washing water to isolate a specific base sequence fragment (step j).
- a chemiluminescent, fluorescent, or enzymatic coloring reactant is bound to the isolated base sequence fragment with DNA or the like or a particle bound to DNA (step k), and then used for PMT, spectrophotometer, or the like.
- the presence or absence of the target base sequence fragment is measured using a known low-light-level optical measurement device, or the amount is measured (step 1).
- the present embodiment by using a porous material as the first magnetic fine particles, a material that can be easily dissociated by pure water is selected, and as the second magnetic fine particles, Those that combine to capture the target substance efficiently are selected. Therefore, it is possible to efficiently dissociate the first magnetic fine particles, recover the target substance, and perform the measurement efficiently. In addition, by discarding the first magnetic fine particles and replacing them with the second magnetic fine particles, it is possible to eliminate the foreign substances remaining on the first magnetic fine particles. it can.
- an antigen and first antibody-bound magnetic fine particles are used for the first magnetic fine particles, and primers and Using a second antibody without PCR, using a third antibody for labeling, using another dissociation agent instead of dissociation with pure water, and using a specific antibody and the third antibody.
- An immune serum reaction can be realized by using the second magnetic fine particles to which a reacting substance is bound or coated.
- CEA Carcinoembryonic
- anti-DNP mouse antibody-bound magnetic fine particles as the first magnetic fine particles and the specific anti-DNP mouse antibody were previously placed in each plate hole of the first reaction microplate.
- DNP and a biotinylated anti-CEA mouse antibody (second antibody) that reacts with DNP, ALP (alkali phosphatase) -labeled anti-CEA mouse antibody (third antibody) that emits light in response to a luminescent substrate
- the dissociating agent in the case of binding by an antigen-antibody reaction a substance containing an antigen or antibody of the same kind as the antigen or antibody can be used.
- the serum sample is aspirated by the reaction chip and placed in the reaction container, and the anti-DNP mouse antibody-bound magnetic particles, which are the first magnetic particles, and the DNA and biotin, which are the second antibodies.
- An anti-CEA mouse antibody is dispensed into the above reaction vessel with a pit tip, and the mixture is mixed and stirred, followed by incubation.
- the CEA antigen which is the target substance contained in the serum, does not directly bind to the first magnetic fine particles, but specifically reacts with DNP and a biotinylated anti-CEA mouse antibody to bind therewith.
- the DNP and the biotinylated anti-CEA mouse antibody specifically react with and bind to the anti-DNP mouse antibody of the first magnetic fine particles. Therefore, the CEA antigen, which is the target substance, is bound via the second antibody to the first magnetic fine particles on which the first antibody is coated, and is captured.
- the first magnetic fine particles capturing the CEA antigen by applying a magnetic field to the inside thereof by, for example, bringing a magnet close to the side surface of the bit chip, to the top.
- the separated first magnetic fine particles are mixed with ALP recognition anti-CEA mouse antibody and stirred, followed by incubation.
- the ALP-recognized anti-CEA mouse antibody specifically reacts with and binds to the CEA antigen as the target substance captured by the first magnetic fine particles.
- the first magnetic fine particles capturing the CEA antigen and the ALP-labeled anti-CEA mouse antibody are separated by applying a magnetic field to the inside of the pipet chip and adsorbing them on the inner surface.
- the solution of DNP-lysine, which is a disintegrating agent was aspirated and the CEA antigen, ALP-labeled anti-CEA mouse antibody, and DNP and biotinylated were captured from the first magnetic fine particles.
- the first magnetic fine particles are separated and removed, and then the streptavidin-bound magnetic material, which is the second magnetic fine particles, is removed using a pit tip as a residual solution. Inject the fine particles and mix.
- the biotinylated anti-CEA mouse antibody of the combination specifically reacts with streptavidin coated on the second magnetic fine particles, and the combined is captured by the second magnetic fine particles.
- the CEA antigen can be analyzed by acting on the ALP-labeled anti-CEA mouse antibody that forms the above-described complex to emit light and measuring the amount of emitted light.
- a plurality of types (here, two types) of different magnetic fine particles are sequentially exchanged and used, so that the optimal magnetic fine particles can be selected in each operation.
- the substance coated on the first magnetic fine particles can easily dissociate the trapping substance with the dissociating agent, and the second magnetic fine particles form the trapping substance by strong bonding. And measurement can be performed efficiently.
- the influence of the coating material of the first magnetic fine particles on the subsequent work such as measurement is eliminated.
- the biotinylated DNA is captured in the second magnetic fine particles coated with streptavidin, but the present invention is limited to this case. Instead, for example, a process such as analysis and measurement of DNA can be performed by a hybridization method using a probe. Further, oligo dT is coated on the magnetic fine particles, mRNA is captured by mixing the magnetic fine particles with a solution in which the extracted RNA is dissolved, and reverse transcription is performed from the captured mRNA. CDNA may be synthesized using an enzyme.
- streptavidin-coated magnetic fine particles are dispensed into a solution in which cDNA is hybridized to the biotinylated mRNA, and the biotinylated mRNA is bound to the magnetic fine particles. . After that, the hybridized cDNA may be collected by the magnetic fine particles by bringing the magnet close thereto.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and three or more types of magnetic fine particles are used. Needless to say, it is also possible to adopt a configuration in which the above-mentioned analysis work is performed using a small abductor.
- a small tissue section cut from a living tissue is homogenized, and then the cells are extracted.
- cells can be extracted using the magnetic fine particles by coating the other magnetic fine particles with a ligand or a receptor.
- the present invention is not limited to the application to these substances, but can be applied to, for example, the treatment of organic or inorganic chemicals. not.
- a process consisting of operations such as capturing, extracting, collecting, isolating, amplifying, labeling, analyzing, or measuring biological macromolecules such as cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmids, viruses, or bacteria, microorganisms or substances.
- a method for treating a biopolymer, a microorganism, or a substance using a plurality of types of magnetic particles wherein the method is automatically performed by using a plurality of types of magnetic particles suitable for the work purpose.
- a process consisting of capturing, extracting, recovering, isolating, amplifying, labeling, analyzing or measuring biological macromolecules such as cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmids, viruses or bacteria, microorganisms or substances, etc.
- the above-mentioned pit tip captures, extracts, collects, isolates, amplifies, by aspirating or discharging a sample and controlling the contact of a magnet, to bind biopolymers, microorganisms, or magnetic particles bound with a specific substance.
- a pipe tip that detachably attaches biopolymers, microorganisms or substances such as cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, virus or bacteria to the tip of the pipetting nozzle of the dispenser.
- DNA, RNA, or mRNA is extracted by binding to magnetic particles using a DNA filter and purifying such as cell capture, cell nucleus lysis, or protein lysis, followed by probe, biotin, or streptavia.
- Cells, DNA, RNA, and m using the plurality of magnetic particles Activities such as capturing, extracting, recovering, isolating, amplifying, labeling, analyzing or measuring biological macromolecules such as RNA, plasmids, viruses or bacteria, microbes or substances are performed by immunological reactions or complementary DNA
- a pipe tip that detachably attaches biopolymers, microorganisms or substances such as cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, brassmid, virus or bacteria to the tip of the pipetting nozzle of the dispenser.
- DNA, RNA or mRNA, etc. are extracted by binding to magnetic particles using a purification technique such as cell capture, cell nucleus lysis, protein lysis, or immunoreaction.
- RNA, mRNA, or mRNA After amplifying RNA, mRNA, or mRNA, use a pipet tip to generate antibodies, probes, biotin, or streptavia. Gin is coated with other magnetic particles to isolate a specific DNA, RNA or mRNA, and then the isolated DNA, RNA or mRNA is subjected to chemiluminescence, fluorescence or enzyme coloration.
- the target substance is DNA or the like containing a base sequence fragment
- the first magnetic particles have a porous surface
- the dissociation solution is pure water
- the second magnetic particles are A probe, biotin, streptavidin, or the like is coated or bound
- DNA or the like dissociated from the first magnetic particles is mixed with a primer, if necessary, using a pipet tip, and the primer is used as a primer.
- the DNA, etc., that has reacted with the DNA is put into PCR and the DNA, etc. is amplified, the DNA is biotinylated, the specific DNA that has been biotinylated is captured by the second magnetic particles, separated, and separated.
- the sample is a body fluid component such as serum
- the target substance is an antigen or A substance which specifically reacts directly with the target substance or indirectly via one or more other intermediate substances, as a coating, on the first magnetic particles or the second magnetic particles.
- Capture, extraction, recovery, isolation, amplification, labeling, analysis, or measurement of biological macromolecules, microorganisms or substances such as cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, virus, or tsumugi Automatically perform a series of processes consisting of a plurality of operations 5 such as by sequentially binding or dissociating multiple types of magnetic particles suitable for the intended purpose to a target substance such as a biopolymer.
- a method for treating a biopolymer, a microorganism, or a substance using a plurality of types of magnetic particles characterized by the following.
- the above-mentioned pit tip captures, extracts, collects, isolates, amplifies, by aspirating or discharging a sample and controlling the contact of a magnet, to bind biopolymers, microorganisms, or magnetic particles bound with a specific substance.
- a pipe tip that detachably attaches biopolymers, microorganisms or substances such as cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, virus or bacteria to the tip of the pipetting nozzle of the dispenser.
- the DNA, RNA or mRNA is extracted by binding to magnetic particles using 5 and purifying such as cell capture, cell nucleus lysis, or protein lysis.
- other magnetic particles coated with streptavidin isolate a specific base sequence fragment, and the biological height using a plurality of types of magnetic particles is characterized.
- Amended ffl3 ⁇ 4 (Article 19 of the Convention) A method for treating molecules, microorganisms or substances.
- Biomolecules, microorganisms or substances such as cells, DNA, RNA, mRNA, plasmid, virus or bacteria were detachably attached to the tip of the pipetting nozzle of the dispenser.
- DNA, RNA or mRNA, etc. are extracted by binding to magnetic particles using a chip and performing purification such as cell capture, cell nucleus lysis, protein lysis or immunoreaction. Next, if necessary, the extracted DNA
- RNA, mRNA, etc. After amplifying RNA, mRNA, etc., specific DNA, RNA, mRNA, etc., can be obtained using a pipette tip with other magnetic particles coated with antibodies, probes, biotin, or streptavidin. The isolated DNA, RNA or mRNA is then characterized by measuring the presence or absence, amount, etc. of the specific nucleotide sequence fragment or the like by chemiluminescence, fluorescence or enzyme coloration.
- a method for treating a biopolymer, a microorganism or a substance using a plurality of types of magnetic particles according to any one of claims 4 to 7.
- the target substance is DNA or the like containing a base sequence fragment
- the first magnetic particles have a porous surface
- the dissociation solution is pure water
- the second magnetic particles are a probe.
- the DNA, etc. dissociated from the first magnetic particles are mixed with a primer as needed using a pipette chip, and
- the DNA, etc., that has reacted with the DNA is put into PCR to amplify the DNA, etc., then the DNA, etc. is biotinylated, and the specific DNA, which has been biotinylated, is collected on the second magnetic particles and separated.
- the sample is a body fluid component such as serum
- the target substance is an antigen or an antibody
- the first magnetic particles or the second magnetic particles are either directly with the target substance or another one or more.
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