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- the present invention relates to a biosensor, and more particularly to a biosensor for analyzing blood night components.
- Fig. 16 shows the structure of a conventional biosensor.
- FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing the structure of a conventional biosensor test piece.
- reference numeral 1 denotes a reaction layer carrier support composed of a plastic or the like for supporting a chromatography material.
- 2 is a sample addition area for adding or applying a test solution consisting of absorption, large size, nonwoven fabric, glass fiber filter paper, etc.
- 3 is a labeled substance holding a labeling reagent so that it can be dissolved.
- Retaining site 4 is a reaction layer that develops and reacts a sample made of nitrocellulose, etc.
- 5 is a specific protein immobilization section where specific protein is immobilized on the area of the reaction layer 4, and 6 is This is the water absorption area where the test solution is finally absorbed.
- the sample addition area 2 the labeled substance holding area 3, the reaction layer 4, the specific protein immobilizing section 5, and the water absorption area 6 are formed on the reaction layer carrier support 1.
- the biosensor can easily or qualitatively or quantitatively determine the measurement component of the measurement target simply by adding the test solution.
- An example of such a biosensor is an immunochromatographic sensor.
- a general immunochromatographic sensor includes an addition layer to which a test solution is added, at least one or more spreading layers, and an absorption layer at the end.
- a part of the spreading layer is provided with an antibody-immobilized portion in which an antibody for the measurement target in the test solution is immobilized.
- an antibody against an epitope different from the antibody in the antibody-immobilized portion is labeled upstream of the antibody-immobilized portion, and is kept in a dry state that can be eluted by the test solution.
- different epitopes are described, but this is not the case when the same structure is present in the same molecule, for example, when a dimer or more antigen is used.
- Such an immunochromatographic sensor is in a reaction form called a sandwich reaction, and is different from the antibody immobilized on the antibody immobilized portion, the measurement target in the test solution, and the antibody immobilized on the antibody immobilized portion.
- a complex is formed with the antibody to the epitope.
- the operation of the immunochromatographic sensor thus configured will be described. First, when the required amount of the solution to be inspected is added to the addition layer, the solution to be inspected penetrates the developing layer, and the measurement starts. Then, if the measurement target exists in the test solution, the measurement target can be obtained by the labeled antibody bound to the antibody-immobilized portion.
- a common example of this marker antibody is colloidal gold particles. If an object to be measured is present at the antibody-immobilized portion, the colloidal gold particles allow visual confirmation, and the measurement result is obtained.
- the measurement principle is not limited to this, and a reaction system containing an antigen in an immobilized reagent and a labeling reagent may be used to detect an antibody in a test solution.
- the reaction is used as the measurement principle, the measurement result can be obtained by confirming the binding state of the labeling reagent in the antibody-immobilized portion.
- blood biochemical tests are widely used as a means of diagnosing human health.
- the type and concentration of metabolites, proteins, lipids, electrolytes, enzymes, antigens, antibodies, etc., which are constituents of blood are measured.
- whole blood It is difficult to implement as is. Normally, in order to measure whole blood using a chromatosensor, the whole blood must first be centrifuged and the plasma or serum obtained therefrom must be measured. However, centrifugation is troublesome and time-consuming, especially when you want to process a small number of samples quickly, or when you want to perform tests on site such as outdoors, bedside, or emergency medical care without such facilities. It is not suitable in the case of.
- the immunochromatographic sensor which can measure by adding a test solution, is widely used not only in the medical field but also in diagnosis of limited measurement items, etc. because of its simple operation.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open Nos. 57-53661, 8-54387, and 9-1 discloses a blood cell filtration method for separating plasma from whole blood by filtering the whole blood.
- JP-A-57-53661 JP-A-8-54387
- an average diameter of 0.2 to 5 ⁇ m is required to completely separate blood cell components.
- Blood is exuded using glass fiber filter paper with m and density of 0.1 to 0.5 g Z cm 3 , thereby obtaining separated plasma or serum.
- this method certainly improves the blood cell separation efficiency, it does not completely separate the blood cells. Not only does this take a considerable amount of time, but a large amount of blood is needed to obtain the required sample volume for the test. In other words, there is a problem that the amount of serum or plasma obtained is small for the amount of blood to be added.
- Japanese Patent Application No. 2000-2016 discloses a method of contracting cellular components in blood using a cell contracting agent and developing it on a chromatographic test strip.
- a cell contracting agent is carried on the test piece.
- An increase in the ground value and a decrease in the SZN ratio not only cause a decrease in sensitivity in measurement using an instrument, but also cause an impairment of reading of the degree of coloration due to the presence of hemoglobin. Had a problem that accuracy was poor.
- the present invention has been made in order to solve such a problem, and a simple, powerful, and quick analysis of an object to be measured in a liquid sample having a colored component without using any special equipment.
- the present invention also provides a biosensor capable of performing more accurate qualitative or quantitative analysis of a measured component. Disclosure of the invention
- the biosensor according to the present invention (Claim 1) includes an expansion layer for expanding a solution to be inspected, and a labeling reagent is provided on a part of the development layer so as to be dissolved by developing the solution to be inspected. And a reagent-immobilized portion in which a reagent that specifically reacts with an analyte in the test solution is immobilized on a part of the developing layer.
- a reagent having a bleaching action is dissolved in at least a part of a sample addition region to which the solution to be inspected is added to the spread layer or at least a part downstream of the sample addition region in the direction of penetration of the solution to be inspected.
- the colored component in the liquid sample can be bleached by the bleaching reagent, and the measurement result can be easily visually judged.
- hemoglobin does not adhere to the reaction layer, reading errors of the analyte by the measuring device can be suppressed as much as possible, and more accurate measurement results can be obtained.
- the spreading layer is made of nitrocellulose.
- nitrocellulose which is a porous carrier having a fine space, makes it possible to further reduce the amount of the solution to be inspected.
- a reagent having a bleaching action is directly supported on the spreading layer so as to be soluble.
- the biosensor having such a configuration, it is not necessary to prepare a reagent having a bleaching action on a specific member in advance, so that the number of members constituting the biosensor can be reduced.
- the test solution to the member directly supporting the bleaching reagent and developing it without affecting the permeability of the test solution, more uniform bleaching action and reactivity provide high sensitivity and high performance. Measurement results can be obtained.
- the test solution to be added is whole blood.
- a blood sample can be directly spotted and measured as a sample without performing a pre-treatment in advance, so that it has been conventionally used when measuring an analyte in blood.
- the measurement can be performed more easily and quickly without the need for large equipment, and high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement results can be obtained.
- the reagent having the bleaching action is sodium percarbonate.
- biosensor having such a configuration, adverse effects on proteins and the like, which are important for the reaction, can be suppressed as much as possible, so that high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement results can be obtained.
- the reagent having the bleaching action is hydrogen peroxide.
- the biosensor having such a configuration bleaching can be performed more effectively in a shorter time, so that not only can the measurement be performed more easily and quickly, but also a high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement result can be obtained. be able to.
- the reagent having the bleaching action is sodium hypochlorite. According to the biosensor having such a configuration, adverse effects on proteins and the like, which are important for the reaction, can be suppressed as much as possible, so that high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement results can be obtained.
- the present invention (claim 9) is the biosensor according to claim 1, wherein the biosensor is a one-step immunochromatographic test strip.
- the pyrosensor having such a configuration, there is no need to pre-treat a test solution containing cell components such as whole blood in advance.
- obtaining an antibody or antigen for the measurement target enables measurement of the measurement target in a wide range of fields, and when a test solution containing cellular components such as whole blood is used. , Simple and quick measurement is possible.
- the biosensor is a dry analytical element.
- the entire biosensor is a dry carrier, it is not only easy to carry, but also it is not necessary to strictly control the storage environment and storage conditions, and it is easy to handle. It is possible to provide a biosensor capable of long-term storage regardless of storage conditions.
- a biosensor according to the present invention includes a developing layer for developing a solution to be inspected, and a labeling reagent is provided on a part of the developing layer so as to be dissolved by developing the solution to be inspected.
- a biosensor comprising at least a labeling reagent part holding a reagent, and a reagent-immobilized part in which a reagent specifically reacting with an analyte in a test solution is immobilized on a part of the developing layer.
- the developing layer at least a part of the permeation direction of the test solution in the permeation direction of the test solution in the permeation direction downstream of the sample addition region to which the test solution is added, the cell component contracting agent and the bleaching action. are provided so as to be able to dissolve each of the reagents having the above.
- the biosensor having such a configuration, when a test solution containing a cell component is added, the cell component is contracted by being brought into contact with a cell contracting agent, so that the cell component is efficiently spread on the test piece and the developing solution is used. Can be sufficiently penetrated without the addition of water. In other words, it is not necessary to perform pretreatment for removing cellular components in the test solution in advance.
- the bleaching reagent due to the action of the bleaching reagent, the colored components in the liquid sample can be bleached by the bleaching reagent, and the measurement results can be easily judged visually.
- hemoglobin does not adhere to the reaction layer, reading errors of the analyte by the measuring device can be suppressed as much as possible, and more accurate measurement results can be obtained.
- the present invention (claim 12) is the biosensor according to claim 11, wherein the spreading layer is made of etrocellulose.
- nitrocellulose which is a porous carrier having a minute space
- the present invention (claim 13) is the biosensor according to claim 11, wherein a reagent having a bleaching action is directly supported on the spreading layer so as to be soluble. To do.
- the bio'sensor having such a configuration, it is not necessary to prepare a reagent having a bleaching action on a specific member in advance, so that the number of members constituting the biosensor can be reduced.
- the test solution to the member directly supporting the bleaching reagent and developing it without affecting the permeability of the test solution, more uniform bleaching action and reactivity provide high sensitivity and high performance. Measurement results can be obtained.
- the present invention (claim 14) is the biosensor according to claim 11, wherein a sample inflow area into which the solution to be inspected flows in by capillary action is provided on the spreading layer, The bleaching reagent area was retained in the sample inflow area.
- the test solution can quickly dissolve the bleaching reagent and react with the bleaching reagent immediately after the addition, so that a high uniform bleaching action and reactivity can be achieved. Sensitive and high-performance measurement results can be obtained.
- the present invention (claim 15) is the biosensor according to claim 11, wherein the spreading layer carries a reagent obtained by mixing a cell contracting agent and a reagent having a bleaching action. .
- the biosensor having such a configuration, when a test solution containing a cellular component is added, the cellular component is contracted by contacting with a cell contracting agent, and the cellular component efficiently moves on the test piece, and the force ⁇ 3 It can penetrate sufficiently without adding a developing solution. In other words, it is not necessary to perform pretreatment for removing cellular components in the test solution in advance.
- the bleaching reagent due to the action of the bleaching reagent, the colored components in the liquid sample can be bleached by the bleaching reagent, and the measurement results can be easily judged visually.
- hemoglobin does not adhere to the reaction layer, reading errors of the analyte by the measuring device can be suppressed as much as possible, and more accurate measurement results can be obtained. Further, since the cell shrinking agent and the bleaching reagent are mixed and supported, the number of members constituting the biosensor can be reduced.
- the present invention (Claim 16) is the biosensor according to Claim 11, wherein a sample inflow area into which the solution to be inspected flows by capillary action is provided on the spreading layer, A reagent containing a mixture of a cell contracting agent and bleaching action is retained in the sample inflow area. To carry.
- the space into which the solution to be inspected due to the capillary phenomenon is provided, and the space contains a reagent mixed with a cell contracting agent and a bleaching action.
- the reagent can be rapidly dissolved with the suction of the test solution.
- test solution to be added is whole blood.
- a blood sample can be directly spotted and measured as a sample without performing a pre-treatment in advance, so that it has been conventionally used when measuring an analyte in blood. Measurement can be performed more easily and quickly without the need for large equipment, and high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement results can be obtained.
- the reagent having the bleaching action is sodium percarbonate. According to the biosensor having such a configuration, adverse effects on proteins and the like, which are important for the reaction, can be suppressed as much as possible, so that high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement results can be obtained.
- the reagent having the bleaching action is hydrogen peroxide.
- the biosensor having such a configuration bleaching can be performed more effectively in a shorter time, so that not only can the measurement be performed more easily and quickly, but also a high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement result can be obtained. be able to.
- the present invention (claim 20) is the biosensor according to claim 11, wherein the reagent having the bleaching action is sodium hypochlorite. According to the method, adverse effects on proteins and the like, which are important for the reaction, can be suppressed as much as possible, so that high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement results can be obtained.
- the cell contracting agent is an inorganic salt. According to such a biosensor, it is possible to perform more accurate measurement in a short time without disturbing the reaction of blood component analysis.
- the cell contracting agent is an amino acid.
- the biosensor having such a configuration, it is possible to perform more accurate measurement in a short time without disturbing the reaction of analyzing blood components.
- the cell-contracting agent is a saccharide.
- the biosensor having such a configuration, it is possible to perform more accurate measurement in a short time without disturbing the reaction of analyzing blood components.
- the present invention (claim 24) is the biosensor according to claim 11, wherein the biosensor is a one-step immunochromatographic test strip.
- the biosensor having such a configuration, there is no need to pre-treat a solution to be tested containing cell components such as whole blood in advance.
- obtaining an antibody or antigen for the measurement target enables measurement of the measurement target in a wide range of fields, and when a test solution containing cellular components such as whole blood is used. , Simple and quick measurement is possible.
- the present invention (claim 25) is the biosensor according to claim 11, wherein the biosensor is a dry analysis element.
- the biosensor having such a configuration, not only is the biosensor entirely a dry carrier, but it is not only easy to carry, but also it is not necessary to strictly control the preservation environment and preservation state. It is possible to provide a biosensor that is easy and can be stored for a long period of time regardless of storage conditions.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a biosensor according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a biosensor according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention. You.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a configuration of another biosensor according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a biosensor according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a configuration of another biosensor according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a biosensor according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view of FIG. 6 viewed from a bleaching reagent holding site.
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view of FIG. 6 as viewed from a water absorption region.
- FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a structure having a sample addition region above the bleaching reagent holding site in FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a structure having a sample addition area below the bleaching reagent holding site in FIG.
- FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a structure having a contraction agent holding portion above the bleaching reagent holding portion in FIG.
- FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a structure having a contraction agent holding section below the bleaching reagent holding section in FIG.
- FIG. 13 is a perspective view of a structure in which the bleaching reagent holding site in FIG. 7 is changed to a mixed reagent holding site.
- FIG. 14 is a perspective view of a structure in which the bleaching reagent holding site in FIG. 8 is changed to a mixed reagent holding site.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a difference in performance when the coloration degree is measured between a case where the test piece has a reagent having a bleaching action and a case where the reagent has no bleaching action.
- FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a conventional biosensor. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- Embodiment 1 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a biosensor according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- reference numeral 1 denotes a reaction layer carrier support made of a liquid-impermeable material such as plastic that supports a chromatography material.
- 2 is a large absorbent area ⁇ ⁇
- a sample addition area composed of nonwoven fabric or glass fiber filter paper for adding or applying the test solution, 8 is held so that a bleaching reagent that functions to bleach blood pigment can be dissolved
- Retained bleaching reagent holding site 3 is a label holding site holding a labeling reagent so that it can be dissolved
- 4 is a reaction layer for developing and reacting a sample composed of nitrocellulose, etc.
- 5 is a reaction layer The specific protein-immobilized portion having the specific protein immobilized on the region 4 and the water-absorbing region 6 that finally absorbs the test solution.
- each of the sample addition area 2, the labeled substance holding section 3, the reaction layer 4, the specific protein immobilization section 5, the water absorption area 6, and the bleaching reagent holding section 8 is stacked on the reaction layer carrier support 1. Alternatively, they are formed by connection.
- the whole blood sample when a whole blood sample is added to the sample addition region 2 as a test solution, the whole blood sample reaches the region of the bleaching reagent holding site 8. Then, the bleaching reagent held in the region of the bleaching reagent holding portion 8 is dissolved by permeation of the whole blood sample, and the whole blood sample reaches the region of the labeling material holding portion 3 while fading blood components. Next, the labeling reagent retained in the region of the labeled substance retaining site 3 is dissolved by permeation of the whole blood sample, and penetrates into the region of the reaction layer 4.
- reaction layer 4 area there is a specific protein immobilization part 5 on which a specific protein is immobilized, and the labeling reagent dissolved from the label holding area 3 and analysis in the whole blood sample A reaction takes place between the analyte and the specific protein. At this time, if the analyte is present in the whole blood sample, some color reaction is observed in the specific protein immobilization section 5 region. Finally, the whole blood sample is absorbed by the water absorption area 6 and reacts. Ends.
- the bleaching reagent having the bleaching action is provided on the support for the reaction layer carrier, so that the bleaching reagent is eluted and the component dyes in the solution to be tested are discolored. Since the color tone on the reaction layer other than the determination area can be suppressed, the measurement result can be easily determined visually. Also, in the measurement using a measuring device, the influence of the background caused by the hemoglobin can be suppressed as low as possible. Furthermore, since it is not necessary to separate cell components such as blood cells in advance and is not affected by hemoglobin, more simple, rapid, high-performance qualitative or quantitative analysis can be performed.
- the sample addition area 2 and the bleaching reagent holding part 8 are individually configured. However, except for the sample addition area 2, the bleaching reagent holding part 8 is the sample addition area 2 May be adopted. With this configuration, the number of members constituting the biosensor can be reduced. In addition, since the test solution is added to the member directly supporting the bleaching reagent, it can be developed without being affected by the permeability of the test solution, and high sensitivity and high performance are achieved by more uniform bleaching action and reactivity. Measurement results can be obtained.
- Fig. 1 Although the configuration in Fig. 1 was described as consisting of multiple members, bleaching was carried out so that the bleaching reagent and the labeling reagent could be dissolved in the reaction layer 4 consisting of a porous carrier such as nitrocellulose.
- a configuration in which the reagent holding region 8, the labeling reagent holding region 3, and the specific protein immobilizing portion 5 on which the specific protein is immobilized may be formed on the same carrier may be used.
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 2 and FIG.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a biosensor according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a configuration of another biosensor according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention. is there.
- reference numeral 7 denotes a contraction agent holding site in which a cell contraction agent is held so as to be soluble.
- sample addition area 2 labeled substance holding section 3
- reaction layer 4 specific protein immobilization section5, water absorption area 6, contracting agent holding section 7, bleach reagent holding section 8 It is formed by lamination or connection on the upper part of the carrier support 1.
- an inorganic salt refers to an inorganic compound containing a salt, such as sodium chloride, potassium chloride, or sodium phosphate.
- Amino acid refers to a compound having a carboxyl group and an amino group in the same molecule, such as glycine or glutamic acid.
- Hydrogen shall also include imino acids such as xylproline, and saccharides indicate sugars such as glucose sucrose and trehalose and sugar alcohols such as glucositol. This will be described with reference to FIG.
- the whole blood sample when a whole blood sample, which is a solution to be tested, is added to the sample addition section 2, the whole blood sample reaches the region of the contraction agent holding site 7. Then, the whole blood sample reaches the labeled substance holding region 3 while contracting the cell components with the elution of the cell contracting agent. Next, the labeling reagent held in the region of the label holding site 3 is dissolved by permeation of the whole blood sample, and permeates the region of the reaction layer 4. On the reaction layer 4 area, there is a specific protein immobilization section 5 on which a specific protein is immobilized, and the labeling reagent dissolved from the label holding area 3 and the analyte in the whole blood sample The reaction takes place between,, and the specific protein. At this time, if the analyte is present in the whole blood sample, some color reaction is observed in the region of the specific protein immobilization unit 5. Eventually, the whole blood sample is absorbed into the water absorption region 6 and the reaction is completed.
- the reaction layer 4 On the area of the reaction layer 4, there is a specific protein immobilization section 5 in which the specific protein is immobilized, and the labeling reagent dissolved from the area of the labeled substance holding area 3 and the analyte in the whole blood sample Reaction between the substance and the specific protein. At this time, if the analyte is present in the whole blood sample, some color reaction is observed in the region of the specific protein immobilization section 5. Eventually, the whole blood sample is absorbed into the water absorption region 6 and the reaction is completed.
- cell contracting agent refers to a state in which cells are contracted by the action of osmotic pressure under a high concentration state of a substance that can pass through cells, utilizing the property of cell membrane equilibrium. Further, the cell contracting agent is preferably a substance having an effect of contracting cells by the action of osmotic pressure.
- the contracted cell component is 2. It can penetrate onto a porous carrier having a small pore size such as trocell mouth without clogging, and a whole blood sample can be used without any prior treatment.
- a bleaching reagent holding portion holding a bleaching agent having a bleaching action is further provided on the downstream side of the liquid sample permeating from the contracting agent holding portion, so that the blood component dye in the liquid sample contains the bleaching reagent.
- the color fades with elution, which makes it possible to keep the color of the blood pigment permeating the carrier in the reaction layer low, and the color reaction after developing the liquid sample can be easily confirmed visually. Therefore, even in the measurement using a measuring device, the influence of the background caused by the hemoglobin can be suppressed to an extremely low level.
- the sample addition area 2 and the bleaching reagent holding part 8 are individually configured.
- the bleaching reagent holding part 8 is the sample addition area 2 May be adopted. With this configuration, the number of members constituting the biosensor can be reduced.
- the test solution was added to the member directly supporting the bleaching reagent, it was affected by the permeability of the test solution. It is possible to obtain high-sensitivity and high-performance measurement results due to more uniform bleaching action and reactivity.
- the reaction layer 4 composed of a porous carrier such as nitrocellulose has a cell component contracting agent, a bleaching reagent, and a label.
- the configuration formed above may be used.
- FIG. 4 Embodiment 3 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.
- FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic representation of Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the configuration of a biosensor according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the configuration of another biosensor according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- reference numeral 9 denotes a mixed reagent holding site where a mixed reagent of a cell contracting agent and a bleaching reagent is held so as to be soluble.
- the same components as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals and the description thereof is omitted.
- each of the labeled substance holding part 3, the reaction layer 4, the specific protein immobilizing part 5, the water absorption area 6, and the mixed reagent holding part 9 is formed on the upper part of the reaction layer carrier support 1.
- reference numeral 11 denotes a sample inflow area provided on the sample addition area 2 and forming a space area so that a test solution can flow in by capillary action.
- the same components as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals and the description thereof is omitted.
- each of the sample addition area 2, the labeled substance holding area 3, the specific protein immobilization section 3, and the water absorption area 6 is formed on the upper part of the reaction layer carrier support 1. Further, the mixed reagent holding portion 9 is formed above the sample addition region 2.
- the liquid sample is contracted with the elution of the mixed reagent and the colored component is bleached while the colored component is discolored. Reach the area.
- the marker is stored in the area
- the retained labeling reagent is dissolved by permeation of the liquid sample, and permeates the region of the reaction layer 4.
- On the reaction layer 4 area there is a specific protein immobilization part 5 in which a specific protein is immobilized, and the labeling reagent dissolved from the area of the labeled substance holding site 3 and the analyte in the test solution The reaction takes place between the substance and the specific protein. At this time, if the analyte exists in the test solution, some color reaction is observed in the region of the specific protein immobilization section 5. Finally, the test solution is absorbed by the water absorption region 6 and the reaction is completed.
- the mixed reagent holding site which is the mixed reagent of the cell component contracting agent and the bleaching reagent, is held on the reaction layer 4 on the reaction layer carrier support.
- the cell components in the test solution shrink with the elution of the cell-contracting agent, and the contracted cell components can penetrate even on a small-pore-diameter porous carrier such as nitrocellulose without being clogged.
- a test solution containing a cellular component such as a whole blood sample can be used without any prior treatment.
- the bleaching reagent having a bleaching action is also mixed with the mixed reagent, the dye components such as blood component dyes in the test solution fade with the elution of the bleaching reagent.
- the measuring instrument can be used. Also in the measurement using, it is possible to minimize the influence of the background caused by hemoglobin as much as possible.
- the mixed reagent is held inside the space forming section, and the mixed reagent is sucked together with the solution to be inspected. It is lysed and contracts cellular components and discolors pigment components. As a result, it can penetrate even on a porous carrier having a small pore size such as etrocellulose without clogging, and a test solution containing cell components such as a whole blood sample is subjected to some treatment in advance.
- the liquid sample is directly added to the mixed reagent holding portion 9 in FIG. 4.
- a structure in which the sample addition region 2 is provided may be adopted.
- the mixed reagent was held in the space ⁇ ⁇ above the sample addition area 2, but either the cell contracting agent or the labeling reagent was provided on the reaction layer, and the remaining reagent was added. There is no problem even if the structure is held in the space.
- the labeling reagent holding portion 3 and the water absorbing region 6 are composed of a plurality of different members, or the labeling reagent holding portion 3 is held on the reaction layer 4 to absorb water. Any structure in which a single-layer member having no region is formed on a support may be used.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a biosensor according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- reference numeral 10 denotes a result confirmation window for confirming the result on the reaction layer 4.
- the same components as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals and the description thereof is omitted.
- the test pieces are formed in a laminated shape in each of the water absorbing area 6, the reaction layer 4, the labeled substance holding part 3, and the bleaching reagent holding part 8 in this order.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the test piece shown in FIG. 6 as viewed from the bleaching reagent holding portion 8
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the test piece shown in FIG. 6 as viewed from the water absorption region 6. is there.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the test piece shown in FIG. 6 as viewed from the bleaching reagent holding portion 8
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the test piece shown in FIG. 6 as viewed from the water absorption region 6. is there.
- FIG. 9 shows a sample addition area 2 for adding or applying a test solution composed of a highly absorbent nonwoven fabric, glass fiber filter paper or the like on the bleaching reagent holding portion 8 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the obtained test piece viewed from the sample addition section side.
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view of FIG. 9 viewed from the water absorption area 6 side.
- FIG. 11 shows a test piece obtained by laminating a cell contracting agent holding site ⁇ in which a cell contracting agent is held so that it can be dissolved in nonwoven fabric or glass fiber filter paper, on the bleaching reagent holding site 8 shown in Fig. 6.
- FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the cell-contracting agent holding portion 7 viewed from the side thereof, and FIG. 12 is a perspective view of FIG. 11 viewed from the water-absorbing region 6 side.
- Fig. 13 shows a test piece obtained by laminating a mixed reagent holding part 9 in which the bleaching reagent holding part 8 shown in Fig. 6 was changed to a mixed reagent of a cell contracting agent and a bleaching reagent from the mixed reagent holding part 9 side.
- FIG. 14 is a perspective view as seen from the side, and FIG. 14 is a perspective view when FIG. 13 is viewed from the water absorption region 6 side.
- the solution when the test solution is added to the sample addition section 2, the solution reaches the region of the contraction agent holding section 7.
- the test solution reaches the bleaching reagent holding area 8 while contracting the cell components with elution of the contracting agent.
- the bleaching reagent retained in the area of the bleaching reagent holding section 8 is dissolved by the penetration of the test solution, and reaches the area of the labeling substance holding section 3 while fading a dye component such as a blood dye.
- the labeling reagent held in the region of the label holding portion 3 is dissolved by the permeation of the test solution and permeates the region of the reaction layer 4.
- the reaction layer 4 area there is a specific protein immobilization part 5 in which the specific protein is immobilized, and the labeling reagent eluted from the label holding area 3 and the analyte in the test solution And a specific protein is reacted.
- the analyte exists in the test solution, some color reaction is observed in the specific protein immobilization section 5 region.
- the test solution is absorbed by the water absorption region 6 and the reaction is completed. Then, the result of the measurement is visually confirmed from the result confirmation window 10.
- the biosensor according to the fourth embodiment since the area where the cell component contracting agent is held is formed on the test piece, clogging due to cell components does not occur, and The liquid components in the test solution can quickly penetrate into the reaction layer 4, and even when a test solution containing cell components such as a sample is added, there is no need for pre-treatment in advance. can do.
- the bleaching reagent holding site is configured on the test piece, the dye component in the test solution is faded with the elution of the bleaching reagent, and the color on the reaction layer other than the determination area can be suppressed, and the effect of blood pigment This makes it possible to perform simpler, faster, and higher-performance quantitative or quantitative measurement that is not subject to such methods.
- the nitrocellulose can be formed of any porous carrier such as nonwoven fabric or glass fiber filter paper. Since a test piece made of an oral matography material is used, a specific substance can be analyzed and detected, and qualitative or quantitative measurement can be performed using an arbitrary measurement principle such as an antigen-antibody reaction.
- an antigen-antibody reaction using a labeled substance has been described as an example.However, any labeling substance such as an enzyme that causes some change before and after the reaction can be used. Is also good.
- the test solution to be added to the test piece was whole blood
- the blood sample was directly spotted and measured as a sample without pre-processing in advance. Therefore, when measuring an analyte in blood, the measurement can be performed more easily and quickly without the need for a conventionally used large instrument.
- the labeling reagent may be a metal sol, a non-metallic zole, a dye sol, a colored particle, a dye, an enzyme, a protein, or the like. What to use, no matter what.
- a one-step immunochromatography test strip may be used.
- a test solution containing cell components such as whole blood is preliminarily prepared. It is not necessary to perform pretreatment, and by using an immune reaction, it is possible to measure an analyte in a wide range of fields by obtaining antibodies or antigens to the analyte, and contains cellular components such as whole blood Even when the test solution is used, simple and quick measurement is possible.
- the one-step procedure described here does not require the pretreatment of the test solution containing cell components such as whole blood in the measurement operation, and only the test solution is spotted on the test piece.
- the term “sensor” refers to a sensor that detects an analyte in a test solution using an antigen-antibody reaction on a carrier that develops on a chromatograph.
- the test sample may be an immunochromatographic test specimen of an immunoassay for a dry analytical element. With such a configuration, the entire biosensor is a dry carrier.
- the dry analysis element shown here is one in which all the components constituting the biosensor and the carried reagent are in a dry state.
- an anti-hCG-] 3 antibody solution whose concentration was adjusted by dilution with a phosphate buffer solution was prepared.
- This antibody solution was applied on a nitrocellulose membrane using a solution ejection device.
- an antibody immobilization line for detection was obtained on the nitrocellulose membrane.
- After drying this nitrocellulose membrane it was immersed in a Tris-HCl buffer solution containing 1% skim milk and gently shaken for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, transfer the membrane to the Tris-HC1 buffer solution tank, shake gently for 10 minutes, and then shake gently for another 10 minutes in another Tris-HC1 buffer solution tank to wash the membrane.
- the membrane was removed from the bath and dried at room temperature.
- Preparation of the gold colloid was performed by adding a 1% citric acid solution to a refluxing 100 ° C solution of 0.01% chloroauric acid. After continuing the reflux for 30 minutes, the mixture was cooled at room temperature. 0, the 2 M potassium carbonate solution, the gold roller I de solution prepared in pH 9, After stirring for several minutes by the addition of anti-h CG _ alpha antibody, 10% of ⁇ ⁇ 9 ⁇ SA (bovine serum ⁇ / Rebumin ) An antibody-colloidal gold complex (labeled antibody) was prepared by adding the solution to a final volume of 1% and stirring.
- Isolate the labeled antibody by centrifuging the labeled antibody solution at 20000G for 50 minutes at 4 ° C, suspend it in washing buffer (1% BSA * phosphate buffer), and then centrifuge. Perform separation and mark -'. The antibody was washed and isolated. Suspend the labeled antibody in washing buffer, filter through a 0.8-/-m filter, and adjust to 1/10 of the original volume of gold-copper solution. And stored at 4 ° C.
- the labeled antibody solution was set in a solution ejection device, applied to a position away from the antibody immobilization position on the anti-hCG-] 3 antibody-immobilized dry film, and then dried. As a result, a labeled antibody holding site was obtained on the immobilized membrane.
- the antibody-immobilized membrane containing the labeled antibody holding site prepared in this way is attached to the support for the reaction layer carrier, and the mixed reagent holding member or cell contracting agent holding member and the glass fiber filter paper are added as water absorbing regions. Test pieces were prepared by cutting into strips 5 cm wide.
- the blood of a person to which heparin was added as an anticoagulant was prepared to have a hematocrit value of 45%.
- various known concentrations of hCG solution were prepared.
- Blood containing hCG was added at 200/1 or more to the sample application area on the test piece, developed in the direction of the water absorption area, and allowed to undergo an antigen-antibody reaction to perform a color reaction in the antibody immobilization area.
- the coloration state 5 minutes after the sample was added to the test piece was measured using a reflection type spectrophotometer (CS9300; manufactured by Shimadzu Corporation) to calculate the coloration degree.
- FIG. 15 shows the performance of the test with and without the reagent having a bleaching effect on the test piece.
- FIG. 15 (b) shows the quantitative performance when a biosensor not containing sodium percarbonate is used and FIG. 15 (b) uses a biosensor provided with a bleaching reagent holding site.
- the horizontal axis represents the hCG concentration of the sample added to the test piece.
- the vertical axis represents the converted value of the hCG concentration in the sample obtained by substituting the signal from the label in the color region on the test piece into the calibration curve.
- the hCG concentration should be 1000 U / 1, but actually, it is slightly shifted. The magnitude of the deviation can tell the accuracy of the measurement.
- Fig. 15 shows the result of converting the concentration of the analyte based on the measured value of the degree of coloration 5 minutes after adding a whole blood sample to one test piece of immunocytochemistry and measuring it. .
- the labeling reagent used in this case the same antibody-gold colloid complex was used in both FIGS. 15 (a) and 15 (b).
- the CV value coefficient of variation
- Fig. 15 (a) Shows a large variation of CV value of 20-65% due to the effect of blood cell pigment, indicating poor quantitative performance.
- a chromatograph composed of an arbitrary porous carrier such as nitrocellulose glass fiber filter paper is used.
- a test piece made of a material is used.
- a test piece made of such a material has a function of analyzing and detecting a specific substance, and qualitatively or quantifying it using an arbitrary measurement principle such as an antigen-antibody reaction.
- an antigen-antibody reaction using a labeled substance has been described as an example, but any enzyme such as an enzyme that causes some change before and after the reaction may be used.
- the biosensor according to the present invention does not require any special equipment, and only adds the solution to be tested in advance without performing a pre-treatment.
- the analysis result can be visually confirmed by 'reducing the influence'.
- the biosensor of the present invention is suitable for analyzing a liquid sample containing a colored component represented by a blood component.
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