WO2002092813A1 - Substrat biomoleculaire ainsi que procede et appareil d'examen et de diagnostic mettant en oeuvre celui-ci - Google Patents
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- the present invention detects biomolecule information (eg, DNA, RNA, protein, small organic molecules (eg, ligands), sugars, lipids, etc.)
- biomolecule information eg, DNA, RNA, protein, small organic molecules (eg, ligands), sugars, lipids, etc.
- the present invention relates to a test substrate, a biomolecule chip, a detection device using the same, a test (including screening), and a diagnostic method.
- biomolecule chips including DNA chips, biochips, microarrays, protein chips, etc.
- testing methods using them have attracted attention as one of the methods for detecting, analyzing, and observing gene information. Have been.
- cDNAs such as genomic DNA, nucleic acids such as RNA, and PNAs, or peptides are fixedly arranged on a glass or silicon substrate in the form of spots at high density.
- the labeled DNA which is obtained by attaching a labeling substance such as a fluorescent substance or an isotope to a fragment of the sample DNA to be detected, is hybridized with the capture DNA, or the sample is subjected to hybridization with the sample polypeptide or ligand. The binding is performed by utilizing the interaction with the protein.
- Fluorescence from the labeled DNA or labeled peptide of each spot is detected by a detector, or radioactivity is detected by a radiometer, thereby obtaining spot arrangement information of the labeled DNA or the labeled peptide. By analyzing this data, Genetic information on the DNA of the sample can be obtained.
- the gene detection method using a DNA chip or the like has the potential to be widely used in the future, such as in the diagnosis of diseases and the analysis of living organisms, by gene analysis.
- Examples of applications using chips include screening of compound libraries, such as combinatorial chemistry, and their versatility is also attracting attention.
- a biomolecule chip has a problem that the cost of the detection substrate is high because the current method requires high-precision equipment for manufacturing.
- the detection of labeled DNA requires high accuracy, and it has been difficult to spread it to small businesses and clinics. Further, it is not suitable for processing a large amount of data, and a substrate or a chip that can easily and efficiently process data is expected.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method that can be created by a device with low accuracy and can be inspected by an inspection device with low accuracy.
- the present invention provides a substrate on which a plurality of biomolecule spots in which specific types of biomolecules (eg, DNA) are aggregated are formed on the substrate, and the biomolecules (eg, DNA) This problem has been solved by changing the pattern or arrangement of the spots according to the specific data to provide a substrate having a substrate on which the information of the specific data is recorded. Therefore, the present invention provides the following.
- the present invention provides a method for producing a biomolecule substrate, comprising: 1) providing a set of biomolecules and a substrate; 2) each of the biomolecules of the set. A step of microencapsulating each biomolecule species; and 3) a step of spraying the biomolecules encapsulated in a micro-mouth onto the substrate.
- the present invention further includes a step of washing the microencapsulated biomolecule after the step of microencapsulation.
- the spraying step is an ink jet method.
- the ink-jet method is a bubble jet (registered trademark) method.
- the present invention further comprises the step of raising the temperature of the solution used in the spraying step to be higher than the melting point of the shell of the microencapsulated biomolecule.
- microcapsules of different types of biomolecules in the set of biomolecules are arranged at different positions.
- the spraying step is a PIN method.
- the biomolecule comprises at least one of DNA, RNA and peptide.
- the biomolecule is DNA.
- the biomolecule is cDNA or genomic DNA.
- the present invention further comprises the step of labeling each microcapsule with a unique label.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip.
- the biomolecule chip includes: a substrate: and a biomolecule and chip attribute data arranged on the substrate; And the chip attribute data is arranged in the same region as the biomolecule.
- the chip attribute data includes a chip ID and information on the board.
- the present invention further includes a recording area, wherein the recording area is disposed on the same substrate as the biomolecule and the chip attribute data, and the recording area includes a subject data and a measurement data. At least one is recorded.
- the chip attribute data is recorded so that it can be read using the same means as the means for detecting a biomolecule.
- the substrate is further provided with a specific mark.
- a specific mark based on the chip attribute data is arranged.
- the chip attribute data includes the biomolecule attribute data.
- information on the address of the biomolecule is further recorded.
- the address is a tracking address.
- the chip attribute data is encrypted.
- data relating to a label used to detect the biomolecule is recorded.
- the data relating to the label comprises at least one of an excitation light wavelength and a fluorescence wavelength.
- the biomolecule comprises at least one of DNA, RNA and peptide.
- the biomolecule is DNA.
- the biomolecule is cDNA or genomic DNA.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip.
- the biomolecule chip comprises: 1) a substrate; and 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate, wherein the intervals of the biomolecule spots include at least one non-equidistant interval.
- the address of the spot of the biomolecule can be specified from the interval other than the above.
- the non-equal intervals are modulated.
- the non-equidistant intervals are present in at least two directions.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip.
- the biomolecule chip comprises: 1) a substrate; and 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate, wherein the biomolecules include a discriminable first biomolecule and a second biomolecule;
- the address of the biomolecule can be specified from the spot arrangement of the spot of the first biomolecule and the spot of the second biomolecule.
- a label that is distinguishable from the biomolecule is disposed between the biomolecule spots.
- the discriminable marker is detectable by a detecting means.
- the indicia are arranged horizontally and vertically on the substrate.
- the invention further comprises a synchronization mark.
- the biomolecule comprises at least one of DNA, RNA and peptide.
- the biomolecule is DNA.
- the biomolecule is cDNA or genomic DNA.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip.
- the biomolecule chip includes: 1) a substrate; and 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate, and a spot having attribute data stored on the back side of the biomolecule spot on the substrate. Placed,
- the attribute data is address information.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip.
- the biomolecule chip comprises: 1) a substrate; 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate; and 3) a data recording area.
- the data recording area is arranged on the back surface of the surface on which the biomolecules are arranged.
- the present invention provides a method for detecting a label on a biomolecule chip.
- This method includes: 1) providing a biomolecule chip on which at least one labeled biomolecule is arranged; 2) sequentially switching a detection element for detecting the biomolecule on the biomolecule chip; and 3) identifying a signal detected by the detection element.
- the present invention further comprises: 4) adding each of the detected signals.
- the signals are separated using a wavelength separating mirror.
- the biomolecule substrate further includes a synchronization mark, and the label is specified based on the synchronization mark.
- the biomolecule substrate further includes address information on a back surface of the biomolecule, and the marker is specified based on the address information.
- the present invention provides a method for examining biological information. The method includes: 1) providing a biomolecule sample from the living body; 2) providing a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 3) bringing the biomolecule sample into contact with the biomolecule chip; Between a sample and a biomolecule disposed on the biomolecule Placing it under conditions that cause an interaction; and 4) detecting a signal resulting from the biomolecule and a signal resulting from the interaction, wherein the signal comprises at least one information parameter of the living body. The evening signal, wherein the signal is associated with an address assigned from the non-equidistant intervals or from the sbot array state.
- the biomolecule sample comprises a nucleic acid
- the biomolecule disposed on the biomolecule chip is a nucleic acid
- the sample includes a protein, and the biomolecule disposed on the biomolecule chip is an antibody.
- the sample includes an antibody, and the biomolecule disposed on the biomolecule chip. Is a protein.
- the present invention further includes a step of labeling the biomolecule sample with a label molecule.
- the label molecule is distinguishable from a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule chip.
- the labeling molecule comprises a fluorescent molecule, a phosphorescent molecule, a chemiluminescent molecule or a radioisotope.
- the step of detecting the signal is performed at a different location from where the interaction occurred.
- the step of detecting the signal is performed at the same location where the interaction occurred.
- the invention further comprises the step of encrypting the signal.
- the invention further comprises the step of filtering the signal to extract only the signal relevant to the required information.
- the present invention provides a method for diagnosing a subject.
- the method comprises: 1) providing a sample from the subject; 2) a biomolecule chip of the present invention. 3) contacting the sample with the biomolecule chip and placing the sample under conditions that cause an interaction between the sample and a biomolecule disposed on the biomolecule; 4) the above Detecting a signal attributable to a biomolecule and a signal attributable to the interaction, wherein the signal is at least one diagnostic indicator of the subject, and the signal is the non-equidistant interval or the spot. Being associated with the assigned address from the array status; and 5) determining the diagnostic indicator from the signal.
- the sample is a nucleic acid
- the biomolecule disposed on the biomolecule chip is a nucleic acid
- the sample includes a protein, and the biomolecule disposed on the biomolecule chip is an antibody, or the sample includes an antibody, and the biomolecule disposed on the biomolecule chip. Is a protein.
- the present invention further comprises the step of labeling the sample with a labeling molecule.
- the label molecule is distinguishable from a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule chip.
- the labeling molecule comprises a fluorescent molecule, a phosphorescent molecule, a chemiluminescent molecule or a radioisotope.
- the diagnostic indicator is a disease or disorder indicator. In another embodiment, the diagnostic indicator is based on a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP). In another embodiment, the diagnostic indicator is based on a genetic disease.
- SNP single nucleotide polymorphism
- the diagnostic indicator is based on the expression level of the protein. In another embodiment, the diagnostic indicator is based on a test value of a biochemical test. In another embodiment, the determining is performed at a location different from the location where the interaction has occurred.
- the step of detecting the signal comprises: wherein the interaction has occurred. It takes place in the same place as the place.
- the invention further comprises the step of encrypting the signal.
- the invention further comprises the step of filtering the signal to extract only the signal relevant to the required information.
- the biomolecule attribute data is hidden in the detecting step, and the personal information data is hidden in the determining step.
- the present invention provides an apparatus for examining biological information.
- the test apparatus includes: 1) a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 2) a sample injecting section that is in fluid communication with the biomolecule chip; 3) a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule and injected from the sample injecting section.
- a reaction control unit for controlling contact and interaction with the biomolecule sample; and 4) a detection unit for detecting a signal resulting from the interaction, wherein the signal is an index of at least one information parameter of the living body.
- the signal is associated with a non-equidistant interval or an address assigned from the spot arrangement state.
- the present invention further comprises the signal transmitting / receiving unit. In another embodiment, the present invention further comprises a recording area for the signal.
- a diagnostic device for a subject includes: 1) a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 2) a sample injecting section which is in fluid communication with the biomolecule chip; 3) a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule; A reaction control unit that controls contact and interaction with a biomolecule sample; 4) a detection unit that detects a signal caused by the biological molecule and a signal caused by the interaction, wherein the signal is At least one indicator of the information parameter, wherein the signal is associated with the non-equidistant interval or an address assigned from the spot arrangement state; and a detector; and 5) determining the diagnostic indicator from the signal.
- the present invention further comprises a transmitting / receiving unit for the signal.
- the present invention further comprises a recording area for the signal.
- the present invention provides a biopsy system.
- This ecological examination system comprises: A) a main subsystem, 1) a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 2) a sample injection unit in fluid communication with the biomolecule chip; 3) a biomolecule chip disposed on the biomolecule.
- a reaction control unit for controlling contact and interaction between the biomolecule and the biomolecule sample injected from the sample injection unit; 4) detection for detecting a signal caused by the biomolecule and a signal caused by the interaction Wherein the signal is an indicator of at least one information parameter of the organism, and wherein the signal is associated with an address assigned from the non-equal intervals or the sbot array state.
- a transmitting / receiving unit for transmitting / receiving a signal; and a main subsystem; and B) a sub-system, 1) a transmitting / receiving unit for transmitting / receiving a signal; and 2) the main sub-system.
- An inspection unit that calculates an inspection value from the signal received from the system.
- the main subsystem and the sub subsystem are connected by a network.
- the signal received by the sub-subsystem includes a signal related to measurement data measured by the sub-subsystem.
- the attribute data includes a chip ID, personal information data, and biomolecule attribute data
- the main subsystem includes the chip ID and the personal information data
- the biomolecule attribute includes The subsystem includes the chip ID and the biomolecule attribute data, does not include the personal information data, and the sub-system is determined upon request. Send the inspection value to the main subsystem.
- the network is the Internet.
- the transmitted and received signals are encrypted.
- the present invention provides a diagnostic system for a subject.
- This diagnostic 1) a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 2) a sample injection unit in fluid communication with the biomolecule chip; 3) a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule; A reaction control unit that controls contact and interaction with a biomolecule sample injected from the sample injection unit; 4) a detection unit that detects a signal caused by the biomolecule and a signal caused by the interaction, The signal is an indicator of at least one information parameter of the living body, and the signal is associated with the non-equal interval or an address assigned from the spot arrangement state.
- a main subsystem comprising: a transmitting / receiving section for transmitting and receiving; and B) a sub-system, comprising: 1) a transmitting / receiving section for transmitting / receiving a signal; and 2) a main subsystem.
- a determination unit configured to determine the diagnostic index from the received signal.
- the main subsystem and the sub-subsystem are connected by a network.
- the signal received by the sub-subsystem includes a signal regarding measurement data measured by the sub-subsystem.
- the biometric data includes a chip ID, a personal information data, and biomolecule attribute data
- the main subsystem includes the chip ID and the personal information data.
- the sub-system includes the chip ID, the biomolecule attribute data, and data for determining a diagnostic index from biomolecule attribute data
- the personal information data is Not including, the secondary subsystem transmits the diagnostic index determined in response to a request to the primary subsystem.
- the network is the Internet.
- the transmitted and received signals are encrypted.
- the present invention provides an inspection device for inspecting information of a living body.
- the inspection apparatus includes: a substrate table; a plurality of biomolecule groups of the same type arranged on the substrate; moving means for moving the substrate; A light source for exciting the light substance; an optical means for converging light from the light source; and intermittently emitting the light source according to the intermittent light emission signal to excite the fluorescent substance, Detecting light emitted from the fluorescent substance by a light detection unit during a quiescent period, reproducing identification information from the arrangement of the DNA groups, and identifying the biomolecule group that emits fluorescence.
- the present invention further comprises means for adding the detected detection signals.
- the present invention further comprises a wavelength separating mirror.
- the present invention provides the use of the biomolecule chip of the present invention for manufacturing a device for examining biological information.
- the present invention provides the use of the biomolecule chip of the present invention for manufacturing a device for diagnosing a subject.
- FIG. 2 Diagram of a method of manufacturing a DNA microcapsule according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 Pinning method according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 4 Method of transferring DNA to pins according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 5 Top view and data structure diagram of DNA chip according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 6 Structure diagram of DNA substrate attribute data according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 7 Diagram of DNA immobilization method according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 8 Schematic diagram of DNA immobilization according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 9 Block diagram of an inkjet type DNA sending device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 10 Diagram showing the arrangement status of DNA on a substrate according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 11 Transmission status diagram of an inkjet system according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 12 Substrate according to an embodiment of the present invention Diagram of the arrangement of the DNA spots above
- Figure 13 Diagram of hybridization of labeled DNA according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 14 Block diagram of the inspection device according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 15 Flowchart of microcapsule delivery according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 16 Operation diagram of mirror according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 17 Relationship between excitation light and fluorescence according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 18 Diagram of the scanning state of the DNA spot according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 19 Relationship between the light receiving array and fluorescence according to one embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 20 Fluorescence detection timing chart according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 21 Block diagram of a light detecting unit including a light receiving array according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 22 Label detection signal according to an embodiment of the present invention Figure of data example of
- Figure 23 Principle of the detection device according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 24 Principle of the detection device according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 25 Top view of the relationship between DNA bots and tracks according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 26 Layout of another shape of DNA spot according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 27 Top view of circular substrate according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 28 Diagram showing the DNA area of a circular substrate according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 29 Procedure diagram for the preparation of a DNA substrate by a semiconductor process method according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 30 Operation principle diagram of the ink jet system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 31 Flow chart of a system for detecting fluorescence by scanning a plurality of times according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 32 Timing chart of excitation light and detection light in multiple scanning method according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 33 Diagram showing a method for manufacturing a biomolecule chip by a tube method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 34 Diagram showing another method of manufacturing a biomolecule chip by a tube method by a tube method according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 35 Diagram showing the sequence of biomolecule spots and the embedded data by the tube method according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 36 Sequence diagram and embedded data of biomolecule bots by tube method according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 37 Sequence diagram of biomolecule spots by tube method according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 38 Diagram showing the method of arranging biomolecular spots by the pin method by the tube method according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 39 Diagram showing the method of arranging biomolecule spots by the ink jet method by the tube method according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 40 Diagram showing identification number and production molecule attribute data by tube method according to one embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 41 Flow chart showing the inspection procedure using the tube method according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 42 Data structure diagram including ECC of embedded data by tube method according to one embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 43 Block diagram of network type inspection system according to the embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 44 Block diagram of the stand-alone inspection system according to the embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 45 Diagram showing a table of analysis results in the embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 46 Diagram showing the structure of a biomolecule chip according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 47 Diagram showing the configuration of a biomolecule chip capable of address specification by a specific arrangement of the present invention
- Fig. 48 Diagram showing the configuration of a biomolecule chip that can specify an address using a specific pattern according to the present invention.
- the terms “substrate” and “support” are used interchangeably herein and refer to the material (preferably solid) from which the arrays of the invention are constructed.
- the material of the substrate may be any solid that has, or is derivatized to have, the property of binding to the biomolecule used in the present invention, either covalently or non-covalently.
- Such materials for use as substrates may include any material capable of forming a solid surface, including, for example, glass, silica, silicon, ceramics, silicon dioxide, plastics, metals (including alloys).
- Natural and synthetic polymers eg, polystyrene, cellulose, chitosan, dextran, and nylon
- the substrate may be formed from a plurality of different material layers.
- inorganic insulating materials such as glass, quartz glass, alumina, sapphire, forsterite, silicon carbide, silicon oxide, and silicon nitride can be used.
- polyethylene, ethylene, polypropylene, polyisobutylene, polyethylene terephthalate, unsaturated polyester, fluorine-containing resin, polyvinyl chloride, polyvinylidene chloride, polyvinyl acetate, polyvinyl alcohol, polyvinyl acetate, acrylyl resin, polyacrylonitrile, Polystyrene, polyester resin, polycarbonate, polyamide, phenolic resin, urea resin, epoxy resin, melamine resin, styrene / acrylonitrile copolymer, acrylonitrile butadiene styrene copolymer, silicone resin, boliphenylene oxide, polysulfone And other organic materials can be used.
- a membrane used for nucleic acid blotting such as a nitrocellulose membrane or a PVDF membrane
- an electrode material may be used to form a substrate electrode that serves both as a substrate and an electrode.
- the surface of the substrate electrode is separated by the insulating layer region, and different biomolecules are fixed to each of the separated electrode regions.
- the electrode material is not particularly limited.
- Such electrode materials include, for example, simple metals such as gold, gold alloys, silver, platinum, mercury, nickel, palladium, silicon, germanium, gallium, tungsten, and alloys thereof, or graphite, glass, and the like.
- Carbon such as carbon, or an oxide or compound thereof can be used. Furthermore, it is possible to use semiconductor compounds such as silicon oxide and various semiconductor devices such as CCD, FET, and CMOS.
- the electrode film can be formed by plating, printing, sputtering, vapor deposition, or the like. When vapor deposition is performed, an electrode film can be formed by a resistance heating method, a high-frequency heating method, or an electron beam heating method.
- an electrode film can be formed by DC two-pole sputtering, bias sputtering, asymmetric AC sputtering, getter sputtering, high-frequency sputtering, or the like. Further, an electropolymerized film such as polypyrrole and polyaniline and a conductive polymer can be used.
- the insulating material used for separating the electrode surface is not particularly limited, but is preferably a photopolymer or a photoresist material.
- a photoresist for light exposure, a photoresist for far ultraviolet, a photoresist for X-ray, and a photoresist for electron beam are used.
- Photoresists for light exposure include those whose main raw materials are cyclized rubber, polycinnamic acid, and nopolak resin. Cyclic rubber, phenolic resin, polymethyl isopro- ketone (PMIPK), polymethyl methacrylate ( ⁇ ⁇ ), etc. are used for far ultraviolet photoresist. For the X-ray resist, COP, metal acrylate, or the like can be used. In addition, electron beam resists It is possible to use the substances described in the above literature such as PMMA. As used herein, the term “chip” refers to a micro integrated circuit having various functions and becoming a part of a system.
- the “biomolecule chip” includes a substrate and a biomolecule, and the substrate has at least one biomolecule defined in the present specification disposed thereon.
- the term “address” refers to a unique location on a substrate that may be distinguishable from other unique locations. The address is suitable for association with the biomolecule that accompanies the address, and any shape that allows the entity at every each address to be distinguished from the entity at the other address (eg, optically) Can be adopted. The shape of the address can be, for example, circular, oval, square, rectangular, or irregular.
- the size of each address is determined by, among other things, the size of the substrate, the number of addresses on a particular substrate, the amount of analyte and Z or available reagents, the size of the biomolecule and any method by which the array is used. Depends on the degree of resolution required.
- the size can be, for example, in the range of 1-2 nm to several cm (e.g., 125 mm to several cm, 125 x 80 mm, 10 x 10 mm, etc.). Any size compatible with the application of the array is possible. In such cases, the substrate material is formed into a size and shape appropriate for the particular fabrication process and application of the array.
- an array on a relatively large substrate (eg, 1 cm ⁇ 1 cm or larger) in an analysis where a large number of analytes are available.
- a relatively large substrate eg, 1 cm ⁇ 1 cm or larger
- less sensitive and therefore more economical detection systems can be used.
- the array can be designed to minimize consumption of these components.
- the spatial arrangement and shape of the addressless are designed to suit the particular application in which the microarray is used.
- the addresses can be tightly packed, widely dispersed, or sub-grouped into a desired pattern appropriate for a particular type of analyte.
- array refers to a fixed pattern of fixed objects or a population of molecules having such a pattern on a solid surface or membrane.
- arrays are biomolecules (eg, DNA, RNA, protein-RNA fusion molecules, proteins, small organic molecules, etc.) bound to capture nucleic acid sequences that are themselves immobilized on a solid surface or membrane. It is composed of On the array, “spots" of biomolecules may be arranged. As used herein, “spot” refers to a certain set of biomolecules.
- the substrate and the address of any number may be disposed generally at 10 8 address or up to 10 7 addresses in other embodiments, up to 10 6 addresses, up to 10 5 ⁇ address, up to 10 4 addresses, 10 3 up to the address, or the address of up to 10 2 addresses can be placed. Therefore, when one biomolecule is placed on one address, the substrate 10 up to 8 biomolecule to 10 7 biomolecules have you to another embodiment, 10 6 biological Up to 10 5 biomolecules, up to 10 4 biomolecules, up to 10 3 biomolecules, or up to 10 2 biomolecules, up to 10 5 biomolecules can be placed. In these cases, smaller substrate sizes and smaller addresses are appropriate.
- the size of the address can be as small as the size of a single biomolecule (which can be on the order of 1-2 nm).
- the minimum substrate area is in some cases determined by the number of addresses on the substrate.
- biomolecule refers to a molecule associated with a living organism.
- organ refers to a biological organism, including, but not limited to, animals, plants, fungi, viruses, and the like. Biomolecules include, but are not limited to, molecules extracted from living organisms, and are defined as biomolecules as long as they can affect living organisms.
- biomolecules include proteins, polypeptides, oligopeptides, peptides, polynucleotides, oligonucleotides, nucleotides, nucleic acids (eg, DNA such as cDNA, genomic DNA, and RNA such as mRNA). Including, but not limited to, polysaccharides, oligosaccharides, lipids, small molecules (eg, hormones, ligands, signaling substances, small organic molecules, etc.), and composite molecules thereof.
- Biomolecules can also include cells themselves, part or all of tissue, etc., as long as they can be bound to the substrate of the present invention.
- the biomolecule comprises a nucleic acid or a protein.
- the biomolecule is a nucleic acid (eg, genomic DNA or cDNA, or DNA synthesized by PCR or the like).
- the biomolecule can be a protein.
- one type of biomolecule can be provided per address on the substrate of the present invention.
- a sample containing two or more biomolecules may be provided in one address.
- protein protein
- polypeptide oligopeptide
- peptide refers to a polymer of amino acids of any length.
- This polymer may be linear, branched, or cyclic.
- the amino acid may be a natural or natural substance, or may be a modified amino acid. This term is Alternatively, it can be assembled into a complex of multiple polypeptide chains.
- the term also embraces naturally or artificially modified amino acid polymers. Such modifications include, for example, disulfide bond formation, glycosylation, lipidation, acetylation, phosphorylation or any other manipulation or modification (eg, conjugation with a labeling component).
- polypeptides containing one or more analogs of an amino acid eg, including unnatural amino acids, etc.
- peptide-like compounds eg, peptoids
- polynucleotide oligonucleotide
- nucleic acid refers to a polymer of nucleotides of any length.
- the term also includes “derivative oligonucleotide” or “derivative polynucleotide”.
- “Derivative oligonucleotide” or “derivative polynucleotide” refers to an oligonucleotide or a polynucleotide containing a derivative of a nucleotide or having an unusual linkage between nucleotides, and is used interchangeably. Specific examples of such oligonucleotides include 2′- ⁇ -methyl-liponucleotide, a derivative in which a phosphodiester bond in an oligonucleotide is converted to a phosphorothioate bond, and an oligonucleotide in a oligonucleotide.
- oligonucleotide in which phosphodiester bond is converted to N 3 '-P 5' phosphoramidate bond, derivative oligonucleotide in which report and phosphodiester bond in oligonucleotide are converted to peptide nucleic acid bond
- Derivative oligonucleotide substituted with phenoxazine-modified cytosine (phenoxazine-modified) Derivative oligonucleotide substituted with 2'-methoxyethoxy report, and derivative oligonucleot
- gene refers to a factor that defines a genetic trait. Usually arranged in a certain order on the chromosome. It is a structural gene that defines the primary structure of a protein, and is a regulatory gene that controls its expression. As used herein, “gene” may refer to “polynucleotide”, “oligonucleotide” and “nucleic acid”, or “protein”, “polypeptide”, “oligopeptide” and “peptide”. As used herein, “homology” of a gene refers to the degree of identity between two or more gene sequences. Thus, the higher the homology between certain two genes, the higher the identity or similarity between their sequences.
- Whether the two genes have homology can be determined by direct sequence comparison or, in the case of nucleic acids, the hybridization method under stringent conditions.
- the DNA sequences between the gene sequences are typically at least 50% identical, preferably at least 70% identical, more preferably at least 80%, 90% , 95%, 96%, 97%, 98% or 99% identical, the genes are homologous.
- polysaccharide polysaccharide
- oligosaccharide oligosaccharide
- sucgar a high molecular compound in which a monosaccharide is dehydrated and condensed through a glycosidic bond.
- I-Issue, octose, nonose and decos Generally, they correspond to aldehydes or ketones in chain polyhydric alcohols. The former is called aldose, and the latter is called ketose.
- the biomolecule of the present invention can be collected from a living body or can be chemically synthesized by a method known to those skilled in the art. For example, a synthesis method using an automated solid phase peptide synthesizer is described by: Stewart, J, M. et al. (1984). Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis, Pierce Chemical Co .; Grant, GA (1992). . Synthetic Peptides: A User's Guide, WH Freeman; Bodanszky, M.
- Oligonucleotides can be prepared by automated chemical synthesis using any of the DNA synthesizers marketed by Applied Biosystems and the like. Compositions and methods for the synthesis of automated oligonucleotides are described, for example, in US Pat. No. 4,415,73, Caruthers et al. (1983); US Pat. Nos. 4,500,707 and Caruthers (1985); US Pat. , 668, 777, Caruthers et al. (1987).
- the present invention provides that a library of biomolecules (eg, small organic molecules, combinatorial chemistry products) can be bound to a substrate and used to generate microarrays for screening molecules.
- a library of biomolecules eg, small organic molecules, combinatorial chemistry products
- the compound library used in the present invention includes, for example, combinatorial chemistry technology, fermentation methods, plant and cell extraction procedures, and the like. It can be made or obtained by any means, including but not limited to. Methods for making combinatorial libraries are well known in the art. For example, ER Felder, Chimia 1994, 48, 512-541; Gallop et al., J. Med. Chem. 1994, 37, 1233-1251; RA Hough ten, Trends Genet. 1993, 9, 235-239; Hough ten et al.
- stringent conditions refers to well-known conditions commonly used in the art when referring to hybridization. Such conditions include, for example, 0.7 to: I. After performing hybridization at 65 ° C. in the presence of 0M NaCl, the SSC (saline-s The filter may be washed at 65 ° C. using an odourn citrate solution (the composition of the 1 ⁇ concentration SSC solution is 15 OmM sodium chloride and 15 mM sodium citrate). Hybridization is described in laboratory books such as Molecular Cloning 2nd ed., Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, Supplement 1-38, DNA Cloning 1: Core Techniques, A Practical Approach, Second Edition, Oxford University Press (1995).
- the methods, biomolecule chips and devices of the present invention include, for example, diagnostics, forensics, drug discovery (drug screening) and development, molecular biological analysis (eg, array-based nucleotide sequence analysis and array-based gene sequence analysis). ), Protein characterization and function analysis, pharmacogenomics, proteomics, environmental research, and further biological and chemical analyses.
- the method, biomolecule chip and device of the present invention can be used for detecting various genes, and the genes to be detected are not particularly limited.
- Such detected genes include, for example, viral pathogens (eg, hepatitis virus (A, B, C, D, E, F, G), HIV, influenza virus, herpes virus, Genes of adenovirus, human poliovirus, human papillomavirus, human parvovirus, mumps virus, humanovirus, enterovirus, Japanese encephalitis virus, dengue virus, rubella virus, HTLV), bacterial pathogens (Eg, Staphylococcus aureus, hemolytic streptococci, pathogenic Escherichia coli, Vibrio parahaemolyticus, Helicobacter pylori, Campylobacter, cholera, Shigella, Salmonella, Yersinia, Gonorrhea, Listeria, Lebutosvira, Legionella Bacteria, spirochetes, mycoplasma pneumonia, Rickettsia, chlamydia), malaria, dysentery amoeba, pathogenic
- the method, biomolecule chip and device of the present invention can also be used for genetic diseases, retinoblastoma, Wilms tumor, familial polyposis of the colon, neurofibromatosis, familial breast cancer, xeroderma pigmentosum, brain tumor, oral cavity Cancer, Esophageal cancer, Gastric cancer, Colon cancer, Liver cancer, Tengler cancer, Lung cancer, Thyroid tumor, Breast tumor, Urological tumor, Male organ tumor, Female organ tumor, Skin tumor, Bone and soft tissue tumor, Leukemia, Lymphoma, Solid tumor Testing and diagnosing neoplastic diseases such as Can be used to
- the present invention is further applicable to polymorphism analysis such as RFLP and SNP (snip; single nucleotide polymorphism) analysis, analysis of a base sequence, and the like.
- the invention can also be used in the screening of pharmaceuticals.
- the present invention is also applicable to all kinds of biomolecule testing, such as food testing, quarantine, pharmaceutical testing, forensics, agriculture, livestock, fisheries, and forestry, in addition to medical care.
- biomolecule testing such as food testing, quarantine, pharmaceutical testing, forensics, agriculture, livestock, fisheries, and forestry, in addition to medical care.
- the invention also contemplates use for food safety purposes (eg, BSE testing).
- BSE testing can also be used to detect biochemical test data.
- Biochemical test items include, for example, total protein, albumin, thymol reaction, Kunkel zinc sulfate test, plasma ammonia, urea nitrogen, creatinine, uric acid, total pyrylvin, direct pyrylvin, G ⁇ T, GPT, cholinesterase, alkali Phosphatase, leucine aminopeptidase, arginyl milltranspeptidase, creatinine phosphatase, lactate dehydrogenase, amylase, sodium, potassium, chloride (chlor), total calcium, inorganic phosphorus, serum iron , Unsaturated iron binding ability, serum osmotic pressure, total cholesterol, free cholesterol, HD L-cholesterol, tridalicelide, phospholipids, free fatty acids, plasma dulcose, insulin, BSP retention rate, ICG loss rate, ICG retention rate, cerebrospinal fluid -Total protein, CSF ⁇ The cerebrospinal fluidchlorine urine total protein urine
- the present invention can also be used for detection of a gene amplified by PCR, SDA, NASBA method, etc., in addition to a sample directly collected from a living body.
- the target gene may be an electrochemically active substance, a fluorescent substance such as FITC, rhodamine, acridine, texas red, fluorescein, an enzyme such as alkaline phosphatase, peroxidase, glucose oxidase, or a hapten.
- Luminescent substances antibodies, antigens, colloidal particles such as colloidal gold, metals, metal ions, and metal chelates with trisbipyridine, trisphenanthone phosphorus, hexamine, etc.
- the sample to be examined or diagnosed by the present invention is not particularly limited, and for example, blood, serum, leukocytes, urine, stool, semen, saliva, tissue, cultured cells, sputum and the like can be used.
- nucleic acid components are extracted from these sample samples.
- the extraction method is not particularly limited, and a liquid-liquid extraction method such as a phenol-chloroform-form method or a solid-liquid extraction method using a carrier can be used. It is also possible to use a commercially available nucleic acid extraction method QIA amp (QIAGEN, Germany).
- QIA amp QIAGEN, Germany.
- an eight hybridization reaction is performed between the sample containing the extracted nucleic acid component and the biomolecule chip of the present invention.
- the reaction solution is carried out in a buffer having an ionic strength of 0.01 to 5 and a pH of 5 to 10.
- dextran sulfate which is a hybridization promoter, salmon sperm DNA, thymus thymus DNA, EDTA, a surfactant and the like can be added.
- the extracted nucleic acid component is added thereto, and denatured at 90 ° C or more.
- Biomolecule chip The introduction of the pump can be performed immediately after denaturation or after rapid cooling to o ° C.
- the hybridization reaction can also be performed by dropping the solution on the substrate. During the reaction, the reaction rate can be increased by an operation such as stirring or shaking.
- the reaction temperature is in the range of 10 ° C to 90 ° C, and the reaction time is 1 minute or more to about 1 ° C. After the hybridization reaction, the electrode is taken out and washed.
- a buffer solution having an ionic strength of 0.01 to 5 and a pH of 5 to 10 can be used.
- microcapsule refers to a minute particle or a container-like substance in which a substance is wrapped in a thin film such as a molecule. It is usually spherical and ranges in size from several meters to several hundred meters.
- a water-in-oil emulsion is prepared, and a polymer thin film is formed by interfacial polycondensation at the interface between the fine emulsion particles and the medium liquid to cover the particles. It can then be produced by separating the capsules from the oil by centrifugation and purifying by dialysis.
- the desired biomolecules can be dissolved and dispersed in the aqueous phase and wrapped in capsules.
- the thickness of the thin film is between 10 and 20 tm and can be semipermeable or have a surface charge.
- microcapsules can protect and sequester inclusions such as biomolecules, and elute, mix or react as needed.
- the microcapsules are sprayed on the substrate by a spraying method such as an ink jet method (such as a bubble jet (registered trademark) method) or a PIN method. By raising the temperature above the melting point of the shell, contents such as biomolecules can be fixed to the substrate.
- the substrate is preferably coated with a substance that is compatible with the biomolecule.
- Signal and “mark” are used interchangeably herein, and An entity that distinguishes a molecule or substance from others (eg, substance, energy, electromagnetic waves, etc.).
- Examples of such a labeling method include an RI (radioisotope) method, a fluorescence method, a biotin method, and a chemiluminescence method.
- RI radioisotope
- fluorescence method a fluorescence method
- biotin method e.g., a biotin method
- chemiluminescence method chemiluminescence method.
- labeling is performed with fluorescent substances having different fluorescence emission maximum wavelengths. The difference between the fluorescence emission maximum wavelengths is preferably 10 nm or more.
- the fluorescent substance any substance can be used as long as it can bind to the base portion of the nucleic acid.
- Cyanine dyes for example, Cy3 and Cy5 of the CyDye TM series
- rhodamine 6G It is preferable to use a reagent such as N-acetoxy-N2-acetylaminofluorene (AA F), AA IF (an iodine derivative of AAF) or the like.
- AA F N-acetoxy-N2-acetylaminofluorene
- AA IF an iodine derivative of AAF
- the fluorescent substance having a difference in the maximum fluorescence emission wavelength of 10 nm or more include, for example, a combination of Cy5 and mouthamine 6G reagent, a combination of Cy3 and fluorescein, and a combination of rhodamine 6G reagent and fluorescein. And the like.
- chip attribute data refers to data related to some information on the biomolecule chip of the present invention.
- the chip attribute data includes information related to the biomolecule chip, such as chip ID, substrate data, and biomolecule attribute data.
- chip ID refers to a code that identifies an individual chip.
- substrate data and “substrate attribute data” are used interchangeably and refer to data on a substrate used in the biomolecule chip of the present invention.
- Substrate data can include, for example, information about the arrangement or pattern of biomolecules.
- Biomolecule attribute data refers to information about a biomolecule, such as the gene sequence of the biomolecule (nucleotide sequence for nucleic acid, amino acid sequence for protein), and information related to the gene sequence. (E.g., association with a specific disease or condition), if it is a small molecule, it works if it is a hormone, and if it is a combinatorial library, it has its license. Library information, molecular information with affinity for small molecules, etc.
- personal information data refers to data relating to information for identifying a living body or a subject to be measured by the method, chip or device of the present invention.
- measurement data refers to raw data measured by the biomolecule substrate, device and system of the present invention and specific processing data derived therefrom. Such data can be expressed in terms of electrical signal strength in the case of raw data, and specific biochemical data such as blood glucose level and gene expression level in the case of processed data.
- the “recording area” refers to an area where data can be recorded. In the recording area, measured data can be recorded in addition to the chip attribute data.
- personal information data and biomolecule attribute data or measurement data can be managed separately.
- the privacy of health-related information which is the privacy of individuals, can be kept confidential. Even when used in drug screening, even if you ask an external company to screen, you can collect data without leaking confidential information. Therefore, it can also be used for outsourcing holding confidential information.
- Photolithography technology is a technology developed by Fordor et al. That utilizes photoreactive protecting groups (see Science, 251, 767 (1991)).
- This protecting group has the function of inhibiting the binding of each base monomer to the same or another type of base monomer, and no new base binding reaction occurs at the base terminal to which this protecting group is bonded.
- This protecting group can be easily removed by light irradiation. First, an amino group having this protective group is immobilized on the entire surface of the substrate. Next, use only the spots where you want to bind the desired base in normal semiconductor processes.
- Light irradiation is performed selectively using a method similar to the one used in photolithography technology. As a result, only the base at the portion irradiated with light can introduce the next base by subsequent binding.
- a desired base having the same protecting group at the terminal is bound.
- the shape of the photomask is changed, and another spot is selectively irradiated with light. Thereafter, a base having a protecting group is similarly bound. This process is repeated until a desired base sequence is obtained for each spot, whereby a DNA array is prepared.
- photolithographic techniques may be used.
- the ink-jet method is a technique for ejecting extremely small droplets to a predetermined position on a two-dimensional plane by using thermal and piezoelectric effects, and is widely used mainly in printer devices.
- an ink jet apparatus having a structure in which a piezoelectric element is combined with a glass cavity is used.
- a change in the volume of the piezoelectric element causes the liquid in the chamber to be ejected as droplets from the capillary connected to the chamber.
- the size of the ejected droplet is determined by the diameter of the capillary, the volume change of the control element, and the physical properties of the liquid.
- the diameter is about m.
- An ink jet device using a piezoelectric element can eject such droplets at a period of about ⁇ .
- a DNA array manufacturing apparatus using such an ink jet apparatus can drop a desired droplet on a desired spot on a DNA array by relatively moving an ink jet apparatus and a DNA array substrate.
- a DNA array manufacturing apparatus using only one inkjet apparatus is configured to drop a reagent for removing a protecting group at one end of a oligomer onto a desired spot.
- the protecting group of the spot into which a desired base is to be introduced After removal using a device to make it active, the desired base binding reaction operation is performed on the entire DNA array. At this time, by dropping the reagent from the ink jet device, the desired base binds only to the spot having the oligomer whose terminal is activated. Then, an operation to protect the terminal of the newly added base is performed. Next, this operation is repeated until the desired nucleotide sequence is obtained, while changing the spot from which the protecting group is removed.
- a DNA array manufacturing device using a multi-head inkjet device has a configuration in which a desired base can be directly bonded to each spot by preparing an inkjet device for each reagent containing each base.
- mechanical microspotting technology involves immobilizing a liquid containing an oligonucleotide attached to the tip of a stainless steel pin by mechanically pressing the liquid onto the substrate.
- the spot obtained by this method is about 50-300 mm.
- post-processing such as immobilization with UV light is performed. Description of best mode
- the present invention provides a method for producing a biomolecular substrate.
- the method comprises: 1) providing a set of biomolecules and a substrate: 2) microencapsulating each biomolecule species of the biomolecules of the set; and 3) microencapsulated biomolecules. Is sprayed onto the substrate.
- the biomolecules are preferably uniform in the set.
- a plurality of sets of biomolecules are provided.
- microcapsules of different types of biomolecules can be arranged at different positions.
- the present invention provides After the step of cross-encapsulation, a step of washing the microencapsulated biomolecule may be further included.
- the spraying step used in the method of the present invention examples include an ink jet method (including a method of PUBLEJET (registered trademark)) and a PIN method.
- it may be a bubble jet (registered trademark) system.
- the method may further include a step of setting the temperature of the solution used in the spraying step to be higher than the melting point of the shell of the biomolecule encapsulated in the microphone opening. By increasing the temperature of the solution, the biomolecules can be fixed efficiently.
- the biomolecule may be a naturally-occurring or synthesized biomolecule.
- biomolecule examples include proteins, polypeptides, oligopeptides, peptides, polynucleotides, and oligonucleotides.
- Nucleotides Nucleic acids (eg, including cDNA, DNA such as genomic DNA, RNA such as mRNA), polysaccharides, oligosaccharides, lipids, small molecules (eg, hormones, ligands, signaling substances, organic low Molecule, etc.), and composite molecules thereof, but are not limited thereto.
- the method for producing a biomolecule substrate of the present invention may further include a step of performing a unique labeling for each type of the microcapsules.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip.
- the biomolecule chip includes: a substrate: and biomolecules and chip attribute data arranged on the substrate; Is provided.
- the chip attribute data is arranged in the same region as the biomolecule. By arranging both in the same area, efficient inspection can be performed.
- the chip attribute data may include a chip ID and information on the board.
- the biomolecule chip of the present invention may further include a recording region, wherein the recording region is disposed on the same substrate as the biomolecule and the chip attribute data, and the recording region includes a subject. At least one of data and measurement data may be recorded.
- the subject data and the therapy of the measurement data can be recorded in the recording area.
- the chip attribute data can be recorded so that it can be read using the same means as the means for detecting the biomolecule.
- detection means include, but are not limited to, a fluorescence analyzer, a spectrophotometer, a scintillation counter, a luminometer, and the like, as long as it is a means capable of detecting a biomolecule. May be. Since chip attribute data and biomolecules can be read by the same detection means, a single reading operation can perform both raw data inspection and reading of measurement conditions, greatly reducing operating time.
- the substrate may be further provided with a specific mark.
- a specific mark By attaching a specific mark to the board, double-checking of the collation of the board can be performed, and diagnosis and inspection errors can be reduced.
- specific marks based on chip attribute data may be placed. like this By arranging specific marks, reading of chip attribute data can be simplified.
- the chip attribute data may include the biomolecule attribute data. By including biomolecule attribute data in a biomolecule chip, various tests and diagnoses can be performed using only the chip. In other embodiments, the chip attribute data can be managed elsewhere.
- information regarding the address of the biomolecule may be further recorded. Examples of the information related to the address include address information based on geometric information based on an arrangement or a pattern defined in the present invention. By including information about the address in the biomolecule chip, a stand-alone test can be performed. Information about addresses can also be maintained elsewhere.
- this address can be a tracking address.
- the chip data can be encrypted.
- the encryption may be performed for all data or a part of the data.
- personal information data, biomolecule attribute data, and measurement data can be encrypted. These data may be encrypted by different encryption means. Means of such encryption are well known in the art, and include, but are not limited to, means using a public key.
- data regarding the label used to detect the biomolecule can be recorded.
- the label may be any label as long as it is for labeling a biomolecule, and examples thereof include a fluorescent molecule, a chemiluminescent molecule, and a radioisotope, but are not limited thereto. By including data on such labels, tests or diagnoses using only biomolecule chips can be performed.
- the data relating to the label includes at least one of an excitation light wavelength and a fluorescence wavelength, and more preferably includes both.
- the biomolecules used in the biomolecule chip of the present invention may be naturally occurring or synthetic ones. Examples of such biomolecules include proteins, polypeptides, oligopeptides, peptides, and polynucleotides. , Oligonucleotides, nucleotides, nucleic acids (including cDNA, DNA such as genomic DNA, RNA such as mRNA), polysaccharides, oligosaccharides, lipids, small molecules (eg, hormones, ligands, signaling) Substances, small organic molecules, etc.), and composite molecules thereof, but are not limited thereto.
- the biological molecule is a nucleic acid or protein, and more preferably, it can be DNA (eg, cDNA or genomic DNA).
- the biomolecule can be DNA that has been amplified by amplification means such as PCR. In another preferred embodiment, it may be a synthesized protein.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip.
- the biomolecule chip comprises: 1) a substrate; and 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate, wherein the intervals of the spots of the biomolecules include at least one non-equidistant interval; The address of the spot of the biomolecule can be specified from the interval other than the above. By including at least one non-equal interval, the interval Then, the relative position of another spot can be specified.
- modulation refers to giving a change to the interval between spots.
- the modulation may be a regular modulation or an irregular modulation.
- Such modulations include, but are not limited to, arrays such as 0, 0, 1, 10, 0, 0, 01 in binary.
- the non-equidistant intervals can exist in at least two directions.
- non-equidistant intervals in the two directions may be distinguishable from each other. By using such non-equidistant intervals in at least two directions, it is possible to reliably specify the address even when reading data in which the front and back are turned over. It may be preferable that a plurality of such non-equal intervals exist.
- the present invention relates to a biomolecule chip, comprising: 1) a substrate; and 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate, wherein the biomolecule is a first biomolecule that can be discriminated. And a second biomolecule, wherein the address of the biomolecule can be specified from a spot arrangement state of the spot of the first biomolecule and the spot of the second biomolecule. provide.
- a biomolecule chip comprising: 1) a substrate; and 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate, wherein the biomolecule is a first biomolecule that can be discriminated.
- a second biomolecule wherein the address of the biomolecule can be specified from a spot arrangement state of the spot of the first biomolecule and the spot of the second biomolecule.
- FIG. 48 An example of address identification using a specific pattern is illustrated in FIG. In FIG. 48, the first biomolecule 311 is distinguishable from the second biomolecule 312. In this example, any spot can be identified using the second biomolecule 312 as a starting point.
- discriminable means that it can be identified by at least one detection means (including, but not limited to, the naked eye, a fluorometer, a spectrophotometer, a radiation meter, etc.). Say.
- a discriminable biomolecule can be, for example, a molecule that is identifiable to the naked eye, or a molecule that emits different fluorescence when excited.
- Differentiable also includes the same label being distinguished at different levels (eg, differences in dye amount, etc.).
- a label that can be distinguished from the biomolecule may be further arranged between the biomolecule spots.
- Such a label can be any label as defined herein, but is detectable by the same detection means as the biomolecule described above. Some may be preferred.
- the discriminable marker is detectable by a detecting means.
- detection means include a fluorescence analyzer, a spectrophotometer, a scintillation counter, and a luminometer, but are not limited thereto, and any means capable of detecting biomolecules can be used. It may be something.
- the marker may be arranged on the substrate in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction. The address specific biomolecule chip according to the specific arrangement or specific pattern of the present invention
- a synchronization mark may be further arranged.
- the address specification is further facilitated.
- the biomolecules used in one embodiment of the address-specific biomolecule chip according to the specific arrangement or specific pattern of the present invention may be naturally occurring or synthesized, and such biomolecules include: Proteins, polypeptides, oligopeptides, peptides, polynucleotides, oligonucleotides, nucleotides, nucleic acids (including, for example, DNA such as cDNA, genomic DNA, and RNA such as mRNA), polysaccharides, oligosaccharides, lipids And small molecules (for example, hormones, ligands, signal transmitters, organic small molecules, etc.), and composite molecules thereof, but are not limited thereto.
- the biological molecule is a nucleic acid or protein, and more preferably, it can be DNA (eg, cDNA or genomic DNA).
- the living body The molecule can be DNA that has been amplified by amplification means such as PCR.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip.
- the biomolecule chip includes: 1) a substrate; and 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate, and a spot having an attribute data stored behind the spot of the biomolecule on the substrate. Is arranged. By arranging the spot storing the attribute data on the back side of the biomolecule, both data can be detected, inspected and / or diagnosed by one reading. Preferably, this attribute data may include address information.
- the attribute data may include biomolecule attribute data and the like.
- the present invention provides a biomolecule chip, comprising: 1) a substrate; 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate; and 3) a data recording area.
- a biomolecule chip comprising: 1) a substrate; 2) a biomolecule disposed on the substrate; and 3) a data recording area.
- the data recording area is arranged on the back side of the surface on which the biomolecules are arranged.
- the present invention provides a method for detecting a label on a biomolecule chip.
- the method includes the steps of: 1) providing a biomolecule chip on which at least one labeled biomolecule is arranged; 2) sequentially switching detection elements for detecting the biomolecule on the biomolecule chip; and 3). Identifying the signal detected by the detection element.
- efficient and real-time signal detection can be performed on a biomolecule chip.
- the method further includes: 4) adding each of the detected signals.
- the signal may be separated using a wavelength separation mirror.
- the biomolecular substrate further includes a synchronization mark, and the mark may be specified based on the synchronization mark. By including a synchronization mark, address identification can be performed smoothly.
- the biomolecule substrate further includes address information on a back surface of the biomolecule, and the label is specified based on the address information.
- the present invention provides a method for examining biological information. This method includes: 1) a step of providing a biomolecule sample from the living body; 2) a step of providing a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 3) contacting the biomolecule sample with the biomolecule chip; Placing the sample under conditions that cause an interaction between the sample and the biomolecule placed on the biomolecule; and 4) detecting a signal resulting from the interaction, wherein the signal is At least one information parameter of the living body, the signal being an indicator of the overall parameter, the signal being associated with an address assigned from the non-equidistant interval or the spot arrangement state.
- the sample contains protein
- the biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule chip is an antibody
- the sample contains an antibody.
- the biomolecules arranged on the biomolecule chip are proteins.
- hybridization between nucleic acids is detected.
- the hybridization can be performed under various stringency conditions. When detecting SNPs, stringent hybridization conditions can be used. When searching for genes that are relevant but are considered to be distant, mild hybridization conditions may be used. Such hybridization conditions can be determined by those skilled in the art depending on the situation from well-known conventional techniques.
- the biomolecule sample contains a protein
- the biomolecules arranged on the biomolecule chip are antibodies.
- an antigen-antibody reaction is detected.
- the reaction can be detected under various stringency conditions.
- Antibodies may be monoclonal or polyclonal. Preferably, it may be a monoclonal antibody.
- the antibodies may also be chimeric antibodies, humanized antibodies, and the like.
- the method of the present invention further comprises a step of labeling the biomolecule sample with a label molecule. By labeling the sample with a desired labeling molecule, a desired detection means can be used.
- the labeling molecule may be distinguishable from a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule chip.
- the use of a label that can be distinguished from biomolecules facilitates the detection of interacting spots.
- a label that can be distinguished from a biomolecule refers to a label that can be distinguished from a biomolecule by at least one detection means.
- the labeling molecule includes a fluorescent molecule, a phosphorescent molecule, a chemiluminescent molecule, or a radioisotope. In this case, a detection means depending on the type of the labeled molecule can be used.
- the step of detecting the signal may be performed in a place different from the place where the interaction occurs, and the place where the interaction occurs It may be done in the same place.
- the signal may be encrypted.
- Such encryption is known in the art. For example, encryption using a public key may be used. Performing in different locations may allow for outsourcing of diagnostics or tests.
- the method may include a step of filtering the signal to extract only a signal related to necessary information. This step may be necessary to protect personal information when outsourcing inspections.
- the present invention provides a method for diagnosing a subject.
- the method includes: 1) providing a sample from the subject; 2) providing a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 3) contacting the sample with the biomolecule chip; Placing under conditions that cause an interaction with the biomolecule disposed above; 4) detecting a signal resulting from the interaction, wherein the signal is at least one of the subject.
- a diagnostic indicator wherein the signal is associated with an address assigned from the non-equally spaced intervals or from the spot array status; and 5) determining the diagnostic indicator from the signal.
- the biomolecule sample contains a nucleic acid
- the biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule chip is a nucleic acid.
- hybridization between nucleic acids is detected.
- This hybridization can be performed under various stringency conditions.
- stringent hybridization conditions can be used.
- a signal resulting from hybridization can be an indicator of the specific disease.
- the sample contains a protein
- the biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule chip is an antibody, or the sample contains an antibody;
- the biomolecules placed on the biomolecule chip are proteins.
- an antigen-antibody reaction is detected. In an antigen-antibody reaction, the reaction can be detected under various stringency conditions.
- the signal detected can be an indicator associated with that particular disease or condition.
- the method further comprises a step of labeling the sample with a labeling molecule.
- a desired detection means can be used.
- the labeled molecule may be distinguishable from a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule chip. The use of labels that can be distinguished from biomolecules facilitates the detection of interacting spots.
- the labeling molecule includes a fluorescent molecule, a phosphorescent molecule, a chemiluminescent molecule or a radioisotope.
- a detection means depending on the type of the labeled molecule can be used.
- the diagnostic index may be an index of a disease or a disorder.
- the diagnostic indicator may be based on a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP). This diagnostic indicator may also be associated with genetic disease.
- the diagnostic indicator may be based on protein expression. The diagnostic index may be based on a biochemical test value.
- the step of determining may be performed in a place different from the place where the interaction has occurred, and is the same as the place where the above-mentioned interaction has occurred. May be done at a location. If the determination is made at a different location, in particular, the invention may further comprise the step of encrypting the signal. Performing in different locations may allow for outsourcing of diagnostics or tests. Such outsourcing corresponds to an industrially available business.
- the method may further include a step of filtering the signal to extract only a signal related to necessary information.
- the biomolecule attribute data is hidden in the detecting step, and the personal information data is hidden in the determining step. This avoids concentrating all of the information needed for a diagnosis in one individual or institution, and achieves protection of personal information.
- the present invention provides an apparatus for examining biological information.
- This testing device group includes: 1) a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 2) a sample injection section which is in fluid communication with the biomolecule chip; 3) a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule and injected from the sample injection section.
- a reaction control unit for controlling contact and interaction with the biomolecule sample; and 4) a detection unit for detecting a signal resulting from the interaction, wherein the signal is at least one information parameter of the living body.
- the above signal is above A detecting unit that is associated with a non-uniform interval or an address assigned from the spot arrangement state. This device can inspect the information of a living body without separately specifying the address.
- the inspection device of the present invention further includes a transmission / reception unit for the signal. The provision of the signal transmission / reception unit enables transmission / reception of information externally or externally.
- This transmission / reception unit may be connected to a recording device drive such as a flexible disk drive, MO drive, CD-R drive, DVD-R drive, DVD-RAM drive, and may be connected to the Internet or intranet. It may be connected to such a network.
- the inspection device of the present invention further includes a recording area for the signal. Provision of a recording area makes it possible to store inspection results. When using the inspection equipment multiple times, it is also possible to compare the stored inspection results.
- the present invention provides a diagnostic device for a subject.
- the diagnostic apparatus includes: 1) a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 2) a sample injection section which is in fluid communication with the biomolecule chip; 3) a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule; A reaction control unit for controlling contact and interaction with the biomolecule sample; 4) a detection unit for detecting a signal resulting from the interaction, wherein the signal is an index of at least one information parameter of the organism. A detection unit associated with the non-equal intervals or an address assigned from the spot array state; and 5) a determination unit that determines the diagnostic index from the signal.
- This device can diagnose a subject without separately specifying an address.
- the diagnostic device of the present invention further includes a transmission / reception unit for the signal.
- the provision of the signal transmission / reception unit enables transmission / reception of information externally or externally.
- This transmission / reception unit may be connected to a recording device drive such as a flexible disk drive, MO drive, CD-R drive, DVD-R drive, DVD-RAM drive, and may be connected to the Internet or intranet. It may be connected to such a network.
- the diagnostic device of the present invention further includes a recording area for the signal. By providing a recording area, it is possible to save the diagnosis results. By using the diagnostic device multiple times, it is also possible to compare the stored diagnostic results.
- the present invention provides a biopsy system.
- the biopsy system comprises A) a main subsystem and B) a sub-subsystem.
- the main subsystems are: 1) a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 2) a sample injection section in fluid communication with the biomolecule chip; 3) a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule; A reaction controller for controlling contact and interaction with the biomolecule sample to be injected; 4) a detector for detecting a signal caused by the biomolecule and a signal caused by the interaction, wherein the signal is A detection unit, which is an indicator of at least one information parameter of the living body, wherein the signal is associated with the non-equidistant interval or the address assigned from the spot arrangement state; and 5) a transmission / reception unit for transmitting / receiving a signal, Is provided.
- the sub-subsystem includes: 1) a transmission / reception unit that transmits / receives a signal; and 2) a test unit that calculates a test value from the signal received from the main subsystem.
- the main subsystem and the sub subsystem are connected by a network.
- the main subsystem and the sub-subsystem are connected by a network.
- the signal received by the sub-subsystem includes a signal related to measurement data measured by the sub-subsystem. More preferably, the attribute data includes a chip ID, personal information data and biomolecule attribute data, and the main subsystem includes the chip ID and the personal information data and includes the biomolecule attribute data.
- the sub-subsystem includes the chip ID and the biomolecule attribute data, and does not include the personal information data.
- the sub-subsystem uses the test value determined upon request as the main sub-system. Send to system.
- the living body inspection system of the present invention can inspect the living body so as to protect privacy without leaking information to a third party and even if information is leaked.
- the transmitted and received signals are encrypted.
- the network may be the Internet, but may be another network (eg, an intranet).
- the present invention provides a diagnostic system for a subject.
- the diagnostic system has A) a main subsystem and B) a sub-subsystem.
- the main subsystems are: 1) a biomolecule chip of the present invention; 2) a sample injection section which is in fluid communication with the biomolecule chip; 3) a biomolecule arranged on the biomolecule; and a sample injected from the sample injection section.
- a reaction control unit that controls contact and interaction with the biomolecule sample; 4) a detection unit that detects a signal resulting from the interaction, wherein the signal is: A detection unit, which is an index of at least one information parameter of the living body, wherein the signal is associated with the non-equidistant interval or an address assigned from the spot arrangement state; and 5) a transmission / reception unit for transmitting / receiving a signal, Is provided.
- the sub-subsystem includes: 1) a transmission / reception unit for transmitting / receiving a signal; and 2) a determination unit for determining the diagnostic index from the signal received from the main subsystem.
- the main subsystem and the sub-subsystem are connected by a network.
- the transmitted and received signals are encrypted.
- the signal received by the sub-subsystem includes a signal related to measurement data measured by the sub-subsystem. More preferably, the attribute data includes a chip ID, personal information data and biomolecule attribute data, and the main subsystem includes the chip ID and the personal information data and does not include the biomolecule attribute data.
- the sub-subsystem includes the chip ID and the biomolecule attribute data, does not include the personal information data, and the sub-subsystem transmits the diagnostic index determined upon request to the main sub-system. Send to system.
- the diagnosis system of the present invention can make a diagnosis without leaking information to a third party, and even if it leaks information, to protect privacy.
- the network may be the Internet, but may be another network (eg, an intranet, etc.).
- the present invention provides an inspection device for inspecting information of a living body.
- the inspection apparatus includes: a substrate base; and a plurality of biomolecule groups of the same type arranged on the substrate; a moving unit for moving the substrate; A light source; an optical means for focusing light from the light source; Prepare.
- the inspection apparatus excites the fluorescent substance by intermittently emitting light from the light source in response to the intermittent light emission signal, and detects fluorescence from the fluorescent substance by the light detection unit during the pause of the intermittent light emission signal.
- the identification information is reproduced from the arrangement of the DNA group, and the biomolecule group that emits fluorescence is identified.
- the apparatus further comprises means for adding the detected detection signal.
- the apparatus further comprises a wavelength separating mirror.
- the present invention provides use of the biomolecule chip of the present invention for manufacturing a device for examining biological information.
- the present invention provides use of the biomolecule chip of the present invention for manufacturing a device for diagnosing a subject.
- the present invention provides the use of a biomolecule of the present invention for drug screening and for manufacturing a device for drug screening.
- the present invention also provides a biomolecule chip for drug screening.
- the present invention also provides a screening device for drug screening.
- the present invention also provides a drug screening method using the biomolecule chip of the present invention.
- the basic configuration of these methods, devices, and biomolecule chips is based on the same principle as that of biomolecule inspection and diagnosis, and those skilled in the art can easily apply them by referring to the description in this specification. Can be.
- the present invention will be described based on examples that are examples of the best mode, but the following examples are provided for illustrative purposes only. Therefore, the scope of the present invention is It is not limited to examples only, but only by the claims.
- FIG. 1 (a) is a top view of a DNA spot 2 in which an aggregate of DNA fragments having a specific sequence of the present invention is fixed on a substrate 1 in a dot shape
- FIG. 1 (b) is a cross-sectional view.
- the substrate 1 usually uses glass, but may be plastic.
- the shape may be a square such as a DNA chip or a circle.
- the DNA dots 2 contain different capture DNAs and are fixed to the substrate 1.
- the size of the DNA dot is 100 to 200 m in diameter for a microarray, and 10 to 30 im for a DNA chip.
- the method for forming each DNA spot will be described with reference to FIGS.
- (1) is capture DNA 3. Although the method for preparing capture DNA is omitted, the sequence of the sample DNA is predicted by hybridizing the capture DNA and the labeled DNA labeled with the sample.
- (2) is a DNA solution 4 in which capture DNA 3 is collected.
- (3) is a DNA micro force cell 6 in which a DNA solution 4 is covered with a covering material 5.
- (4) shows a container 11 in which a DNA microcapsule 6 is dissolved in a solution 8.
- the DNA microcapsules (6) from (4) are collected, and Black capsule 9.
- FIG. 3 shows a method for arranging spots of DNA from No. 1 to No. K on the substrate 1 by the pin spot method.
- DNA microcapsules are attached to the transfer pin 14 from the DNA container 11 by the transfer pin 14 in (1), and (2) (3)
- the solution of the DNA microcapsule is attached to the tip of the pin 13 with (4), and the moving pin 14 is washed in the washing unit 15 in (4) to remove the n-th DNA and then attach the (n + 1) -th DNA.
- DNAs 1 to K are attached to the pins 13 on the pin drum 16 one after another at a specific interval.
- the attached DNA is attached to the substrate 1 one after another as the pin drum 16 rotates, and the DNA 3 is arranged on the substrate 1. Assuming that half of the minimum DNA interval is defined as t, Fig.
- FIG. 3 shows an example where the DNA interval is 1 t, 2 t, 3 t, and 5 t.
- DNA microcapsules 6 and DNA in sub-solution 8 Immobilization that is, immobilization of capture DNA to substrate 1 will be described.
- the DNA microcapsules 6 and the auxiliary solution 4 adhere to the substrate 1. Since the vaporization temperature of the secondary solution 4 is lower than the melting point of the film 6, if the temperature is slightly increased in (2), the secondary solution 4 evaporates, leaving only the microcapsules 6. When the temperature is further increased in (3), the melting point of the coating 6 is reached, and the coating 6 is melted, and a solution is obtained by mixing the molten solution of the coating 6, the main solution 4 and the capture DNA 3.
- the film 6 may be vaporized using a material that makes the vaporization temperature of the film 6 lower than the vaporization temperature of the main solution.
- the surface of the substrate 1 is surface-treated so that the DNA can be easily fixed. Therefore, the capture DNA 3 is immobilized on the substrate 1 as shown in FIG. 8 in (4). Part or all of the main solution 4 is dried in (5) and washed in (6) to complete DNA spot 2.
- the position information is folded in by modulating the arrangement of the spots 2a, 2b, 2c of the DNA. From this, it is possible to know what DNA spot 2 each DNA spot 2 corresponds to. At the same time, it is separated into the DNA spot area 17 and the data area 18 as shown in Fig. 5.
- the data area contains the board ID 19, the DNA spot position, and the DN area.
- a spot identification number and DNA number correspondence table 20, and the sequence data 21 (biological attribute data) of the DNA itself are modulated and recorded in a dot shape, and can be read with an XY scanner. Therefore, you can read the arrangement of DNA spots with an XY scanner.
- the data in the data area can be read using an excitation laser for fluorescing the sample.
- Fig. 6 shows a more specific example of the data of the attribute data of the DNA board.
- DNA substrate ID 19 DNA number position correspondence table 20 showing the correspondence between DNA numbers and position information
- DNA sequence data 21 showing the DNA sequence of each DNA are recorded in the data area at the factory shipment stage. ing.
- the DN A sequence data of the DN A number is encoded with an encryption key and recorded. Has been recorded.
- the personal DNA data is advanced privacy information of the individual, which must be strictly protected, and is encrypted with a public key such as RSA or elliptical encryption or a high-bit ⁇ key. For this reason, even if a DNA chip or a DNA substrate containing information on a sample flows out, the DNA sequence of a specific DNA spot cannot be known without the symbol key. Therefore, there is an effect that leakage of personal DNA information is prevented. In order to further increase security, it is conceivable to store the DNA sequence data 21 in the DNA management center without recording it on the DNA chip.
- the user notifies the DNA control center of the reaction between the DNA substrate ID 19 and the DNA spot 2 of the labeled DNA 22, ie, the fluorescence data. Then, the center searches the DNA substrate database, obtains the DNA sequence of each DNA spot on the substrate from DNA substrate ID 19, and analyzes it further from the reaction state with labeled DNA22 and the DNA sequence-disease response data.
- diagnosis and prognosis of the disease are performed, and only necessary information is encrypted and transmitted to laboratory technicians and doctors at hospitals and the like. With this method, privacy information can be prevented from being inadvertently leaked.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram of a bubble jet (registered trademark) type ink jet type deposition apparatus. Empty microcapsules 9a, 9b containing the DNA supplied from the ink supply unit 25 and empty microcapsules 23a, 23b, 23 containing only the main solution 4 are contained in the nozzle 24 of the ink jet. c and 23 d. Certain empty capsules contain specific dyes to indicate address information.
- a transmission command is transmitted from the master control unit 28 to the transmission signal generation unit 29 and then to the transmission control circuit 27, and the transmission unit 26 generates heat and generates bubbles, and the microcapsules 9a are transmitted toward the substrate.
- the empty microcapsules 23 b and 23 c are sent out but are unnecessary, the light detection unit 31
- a removal signal is sent from the removal signal generating unit 30 to the unnecessary liquid removing unit 32, a deflection electric field is applied to the deflecting unit 33, and the unnecessary liquid in the empty microcapsules 23 is removed as shown by a dotted arrow 34. And does not reach the substrate.
- the light detector 31 has color filters 31g, 31h, and 31i such as RGB, so that it can detect color information of empty microcapsules.
- the first counter 1 1 1 a has the number of microcapsule blocks
- the second counter 1 1 1 b has the number of DNA microcapsules
- the third counter 1 1 1 c is empty. Count the number of microcapsules.
- 2-bit address data can be obtained from one set of empty microcapsules, so 16-bit address data can be obtained using 8 empty microcapsules. If 2 bits out of 16 bits are used for the check bit, it is possible to check if the order, arrangement, or number of microcapsules is incorrect. There is an effect that it can be prevented.
- the address information of the microcapsule obtained by the light detection unit 31 is sent from the address output unit 31p to the master control unit.
- the number of the DNA being transmitted can be identified by the address information. For example, as shown by step 68m in the flowchart of FIG. 15, if there is one more n-th DNA capsule, it is removed by the removal unit described below.
- step 68d check whether m is the last number, and in step 68f, check the arrangement and order of the empty microcapsules in the mth block.
- DNA spot 2 can be formed corresponding to each DNA.
- the procedure of sending the ink jet will be described with reference to FIG. In (1) and (2), the microcapsule 9a containing the n-th DNA reaches the tip of the nozzle 24.
- the n + 2nd microcapsule 9c is sent to the tip, but three consecutive empty microcapsules 23c, 23d, and 23e indicating the synchronization mark are shown on the light detection units 31a and 31b. Among them, 23 d and 23 e exist. Since these have high transmittance, both are detected by the light detection unit 31. Since this capsule is detected as a synchronization mark, it can be seen from the correspondence table that the microcapsule 9 d after this capsule contains the n + 3rd DNA, so the wrong numbered DNA due to the shift of the microcapsule is sent out Can be prevented.
- the synchronization mark uses two, three, and four empty capsules and can contain 2-bit data in one set.
- the synchronization capsule ensures that the DNA number and the DNA itself are exactly the same. If the specific number of the DNA is not transmitted as in step 68p of FIG. 15, the lack information is recorded in the data area of FIG. As shown in FIG. 12, for example, a plurality of n + 1-th DNA spots are formed as shown in DNA spots 3a, 3b, and 3c.
- the synchronous capsules 23d and 23e reach the tip, but this capsule does not contain DNA and is unnecessary.
- a removal signal is applied, deflected by the unnecessary liquid removing unit 32 and removed, and does not reach the substrate 1. Unnecessary substances can be prevented from adhering to the substrate 1 by the removal circuit. Using Fig.
- the arrangement of the light detection signal and transmission signal, the removal signal and the DNA spot will be described.
- the system operates based on the board movement clock shown in (3) of Fig. 10.
- the DNA capsule has low optical transparency, so it is detected in synchronization with the transmission signal in (4).
- the synchronous capsule has two light detectors 31a, 3 Since both 1b are turned ON, they are detected as shown in (2).
- the transmitted signal is generated in both the microcapsule containing DNA and the synchronous capsule not containing DNA. Since the signal is generated, all synchronization capsules are removed.
- position data such as an address is embedded as an interval between DNA spots, as shown in (11), in order to specify the order of each DNA spot 2.
- the position data When the position data is 12 bits, it is divided into 00, 01, 10, 00, and 01 as shown in (10), and as shown in (4), when it is 00, the mark interval of 3 clocks is used. In the case of 10, 1 and 1, respectively, it is 41 :, 5 t and 6 t. That is, interval modulation is performed. There are also synchronization marks 37 at 10 t intervals. With this method, it is possible to embed positional information when forming a DNA spot. Since the address of each DNA spot is known, the DNA number of the first DNA spot of the synchronization mark is known from the DNA number position information 20 shown in FIG. Thus, in the present invention, the DNA numbers of all DNA spots 2 can be specified.
- the sequence information 21 of the DNA number recorded on the substrate 1 in FIG. 6 the sequence information of all the DNA spots can be known.
- the absolute accuracy of the position when reading the DNA spot is not needed because of the address.
- an ultra-high-precision manufacturing device reader was required.
- a manufacturing device and a reading device with low accuracy even if the density is increased may be used.
- FIG. 30 is obtained by adding a sub-nozzle 116, a sub-delivery section 114, and a sub-solution supply section 115 to the system of FIG.
- the sub-nozzle 1 16 is supplied with microcapsules. You. A sub-solution is supplied from the sub-solution supply unit 115. If the operation is described in the order of (1) to (6), the DNA capsule 9a is sent in (1), (2), and (3), and sent in (4). In step (5), a large amount of sub-solution is released by the sub-solution supply unit 115 and is removed by the removal unit 32. In step (6), the DNA microcapsules 9 b are sent. In this method, the inside of the nozzle is washed with the secondary solution, so that mixing between DNAs can be prevented.
- a specific method for producing a biomolecule chip of the present invention and its configuration will be described using the fiber bundle type system as an example.
- a fiber convergence type manufacturing method is used as an example.
- a method of embedding data such as an address and a chip ID based on the arrangement of a biomolecule spot including a probe, which is one of the features of the present invention, is described below.
- the present invention can be applied to other manufacturing methods such as a PIN) method, an ink jet method, and a semiconductor mask method. In this method, first, a probe 131 corresponding to a specific DNA, RNA, protein, etc.
- the sheets 133 are created by bundling them in the x direction, that is, in the horizontal direction. Further, by stacking the bundled sheets 133a and 133b, a block 137 in which the tubes 130 are arranged in a matrix as shown in FIG. 33 (c) is formed.
- the tubes may be arranged circumferentially to create a cylindrical block.
- a mark for indicating the addressless data there is provided a mark for indicating the addressless data.
- a mark tube 1336 containing a material that reflects or absorbs a specific wavelength or emits fluorescence is placed in the probe solution 135 or the tube 130. Will be described later.
- FIG. 33 (c) shows a matrix of 10 ⁇ 10 for convenience, it is actually a matrix of several hundred to several thousand on one side.
- the fixing plate 139 is used for fixing the chip, and may include a container for holding the sample, and is shipped in this form. The specimen can be tested as it is.
- Different fixing plate IDs 140 corresponding to the attributes of the probe group are recorded on the fixing plate in the form of barcodes or character / pit patterns.
- a chip ID for process control and attribute data of the chip are recorded by the data embedding method of the present invention. Chips having different probe arrangements can be easily identified based on the attribute data, so that even if chip 1338 has an incorrect fixed plate ID 140, it can be easily found by collation.
- the spots of the respective probes are arranged, and data is embedded in the arrangement state of the spots.
- the spot containing the probe 13 for detecting DNA or protein is called DNA spot 2, but it may be called a biological molecular spot.
- the embedding method of the night will be described. More specifically, as shown in (3) of FIG. 35, biomolecule spots 141 e to 141 p are arranged, for example, in a row in the X direction at 10, for example. At both ends, a total of two mark spots 14 2 a and 14 2 b are arranged at the left end, and a total of three mark spots 14 2 c, 14 2 d and 14 2 e are arranged at the right end. ing.
- the mark spot shows different optical characteristics from the biomolecule spot 141 for a specific wavelength. Specifically, since the reflectance and the absorptance for a specific wavelength are different, and the presence or absence of fluorescence and the intensity of the fluorescence for a specific wavelength are different, it can be clearly distinguished from the biomolecule spot 141. For example, if the reflection or absorption of excitation light or irradiation light is different, it can be clearly distinguished optically as shown by the diagonal lines in (3) of FIG.
- FIG. 35 (2) is an overall view including the identification marks 143e and 143f, in which a part of the biomolecule spot 141 between the identification marks is omitted.
- identification marks 143a to 143g are shown, and the codes of 00, 10, 11 and 01, 10, 11 and 00 are respectively assigned.
- the identification marks 143a and 143g in which four mark spots 142 are arranged are used as the synchronization marks 144a and 144b, there are five identification marks 143 between the synchronization marks 144, so that 10, 11, 1, 01 , 10, and 11 bits of 10-bit data can be embedded. By reading these marks with the scanning beam or CCD in the inspection device, 10-bit data can be read from this area.
- the address of this area is found to be "101 101 101 1", so the third biomolecule robot 141 X on the right side of the identification mark 143 c is , The 23rd biomolecule spot at the address "101 101 101 1". From this, this biomolecule spot It can be specified that the identification number 1 4 5 is “1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1—2 3”. In this way, the identification numbers of all biomolecule spots 141 on the chip can be identified one by one without counting from the end of the matrix. It is not necessary to use a method of determining the x and y coordinates of the matrix from the end of the matrix and specifying the coordinates as in the past.
- the attribute information may include the sequence or gene information of the biomolecule that hybridizes to the biomolecule of the identification number or the probe of the biomolecule, such as DNA, RNA, or other malicious substance, or the marker information of a specific disease.
- the attribute information on the biomolecule is included in the attribute table 14.6 of FIG. In actual manufacturing methods, such as stacking tubes, the stacking errors accumulate and the probability of accurately forming the X and y coordinate axes of the matrix is low.
- the identification number of each biomolecular spot is specified from the X and y coordinates, there is a high possibility that the identification number does not match. If the identification number is wrong, the test result will be different. If a patient is diagnosed with incorrect test results in tests for DNA, etc., misdiagnosis may occur frequently and cause serious problems.
- the identification number of the biomolecule 1441 can be obtained by only locally looking at the vicinity of the biomolecule 141 to be specified. There is an effect that it can be specified accurately. Even a method of manufacturing a biomolecule chip other than a semiconductor process can make a chip containing a large amount of biomolecule spots.
- an increase in the number of spots may cause an error in the counting of the detection device, resulting in an incorrect identification number.
- the present invention there is no need to count X and y from the end of the biomolecule chip, so that counting errors do not occur. Further, since the identification number of each biomolecule spot can be obtained only by looking at the vicinity, the identification number of a desired biomolecule spot can be specified in a short time.
- the identification number of the biomolecule spot 141X can be obtained, and the sequence of the DN ⁇ and the like can be known from the attribute table, so that the sample can be analyzed and tested.
- step 148a a sample with a fluorescent label is applied to the surface of a biomolecule chip 138 created by a chip manufacturing process such as a tube method, a semiconductor process method, an ink jet method, or a PIN method, and then hybridized. Let it be sized.
- Step 1. Remove unnecessary unhybridized sample in step b.
- This chip is mounted on a laser scanning type detection device shown in FIG. 14 described later or a CCD reading type detection device.
- step 148c the chip ID written on the first line of the chip 138 or the fixed plate ID 140 on the fixed plate 139 shown in FIG. 33 is read by a light beam or CCD or the like.
- step 148e m is incremented by one.
- step 148 the surface of the chip is first irradiated with excitation light of the first wavelength, and the mirrors 65, 66 in Fig.
- Step 14 are scanned while scanning a laser or CCD. Search for the m-th biomolecule spot that emits fluorescence of a specific wavelength using a wavelength separation filter such as. Step 1 4 Continue until you find 8 g. When the m-th biomolecule spot is found, excitation light and reference light are applied in step 148 h.
- the optical characteristics of the mark spots 142 with respect to the wavelength of the excitation light are set so that the optical characteristics such as the reflectance are different from those of the biomolecule spots 141. Therefore, as shown in (2) of FIG. 35, it is possible to optically discriminate with the excitation light or the reference light.
- mark spots 144 are detected.
- n 0 in step 148j and incrementing n by one in step 148k, the code of the n-th identification mark 144 is specified.
- step 1 4 n the last n, and you will get one data line.
- This data string contains an error correction code 152 to improve reliability. For this reason, error correction of the data string is performed in step 148 p, and a data string without error is obtained in step 148 q.
- the target biomolecule spot is counted from the synchronization mark as shown in (2) in Fig. 35.
- the total number of biomolecule spots up to 141 eg, 141X
- the identification number 145 of the m-th biomolecule spot is specified from the address and the count.
- the wavelength of the fluorescent light can be specified by checking the filter setting, the fluorescent label number is specified.
- attribute data corresponding to the chip ID is stored from memory 15 1 By reading out the sequence No. 146 and obtaining sequence data such as DNA with a specific identification number as shown in FIG.
- Step 40 it is possible to determine what kind of DNA, RNA or protein is contained in the sample.
- this information and the identification number are registered in the inspection database 147 of the memory 153.
- Step 1 Check if there are any remaining biomolecule spots that emit fluorescence at 48 V, and if so, return to step 148 e to search for the next fluorescent biomolecule spot. . If no more, send the data of the test database 147 to the analysis program 155 in Step 148X and output the analyzed test or diagnostic results in Step 148y to complete the work. .
- data such as address @ chip ID is embedded in the arrangement state of the biomolecule spot.
- the identification number of the biomolecule spot to be obtained can be obtained only from the arrangement state of the biomolecule spot / mark spot around the biomolecule slot for which the identification number is to be obtained.
- This data can include not only the address but also the chip ID and chip attribute data. In this case, all the data needed for testing and analysis is obtained from the chip itself.
- the chip ID obtained from the chip with the fixed plate ID 140 of the above-mentioned fixed plate, errors in the fixed plate ID can be checked at the time of inspection. The cause of false detection can be reduced.
- a single biomolecule chip without the fixed plate 139 can be distributed, and the cost of the chip can be reduced. For ease of explanation, as shown in Fig.
- a marked biomolecule spot 154 as shown in (d) is formed on the chip.
- the sensitivity of the mark can be obtained by using the mark tubes 13 4 and 13 6 with a mark on the tube 130.
- the effect similar to that of the mark biomolecule, spot 154 described in FIG. 36 is obtained.
- This manufacturing method can be applied to other applications.
- the mark material is added to the main solution 4 or the auxiliary solution 8 in Fig. 2 to create a mark solution 1 53, and the normal solution shown in white and the mark solution shown in black as shown in Fig. 38 Is immobilized on the substrate 1.
- FIG. 38 operates in substantially the same manner as FIG. 3, the description is omitted.
- mark microcapsules 156 containing biomolecules containing a mark solution are enclosed, and Fig. 39 (4) (5) If this capsule is attached to the substrate 1 as shown in (6) and (7), the biomolecule spots 14 1 and 14 4 shown in FIG. An array can be created.
- a material serving as a mark may be stacked on the mark biomolecule spot portion.
- the arrangement state of the biomolecule spots 141 and the mark biomolecule spots 154 on the chip substrate is the same as in FIG.
- the biomolecule spot 15 instead of the biomolecule spot 15 Even when used, the same effect as in the tube type can be obtained.
- the mark solution without the biomolecule and the solution or the material may be fixed on the chip substrate.
- 35 (2) and (3) of FIG. 35 show a state in which the mark sbots 142 in which the number of continuous marks is 1 to n are arranged and data such as addresses are embedded.
- the inside of Katsuko (showing the case of Fig. 36) is embedded in (5) by changing the interval between mark spots 142 (marked biomolecule spots 154) according to the data to be embedded.
- two mark spots having an interval of eight biomolecule spots are defined as synchronization marks 157.
- the intervals between the mark spots 142 (marked biomolecule spots 154) between the synchronization marks 157a and 157b are 4, 5, 6, 7, and 4, respectively. Minute data can be embedded.
- This data can include address data, error correction codes, and chip attribute data.
- the mark spots can be easily detected because they have the longest interval.
- FIG. 35 shows a method in which two consecutive mark spots 142 (mark biomolecular spots 154) are arranged as synchronization marks 158.
- the interval of the mark spot 142 (mark biomolecule spot 154) between the synchronization marks 158a and 158b is 3, 6, 4, 5, and 8, data of 7 to the fifth power can be embedded. it can.
- Fig. 37 (a) a long biomolecule spot 161a, 161b, 161c and a biomolecule spot 1 41 a to l 41 k are arranged.
- the long biomolecule spot 161a When the long biomolecule spot 161a is regarded as one mark spot, two long biomolecule spots 16a and 161b arranged side by side can be defined as a synchronization mark 162.
- the synchronization mark 158 in (6) in FIG. 35 seven data can be read from the seven sequences of the biomolecular spots 141 k and 141 j in FIG. 37.
- the octal 5-digit data of "75456" is placed between the elongated biological spot 161b and the next elongated biological spot 161 (not shown). Evening can be embedded.
- the present invention employs a technique for correcting data errors using an error correction code.
- a for 10-bit data as shown in the data configuration diagram in Figure 110.
- a DNA chip and a DNA substrate on which the capture DNA is arranged can be manufactured.
- the use of this DNA substrate enables testing of DNA and protein.
- DNA such as cDNA is extracted from the sample, and labeled DNA22 to which fluorescent material 38 is added as a label is prepared. As shown in FIG. 13 (1), it is injected onto the DNA substrate of the present invention. Hybridization is caused by specific conditions such as heating at several tens of degrees Celsius. As shown in Figure 13 (2), the n-th DNA spot In the above, the labeled DNA 22 and the capture DNA 3a bind.
- FIG. 13 a method for detecting the labeled DNA or labeled protein using the DNA substrate of the present invention will be described.
- FIG. 14 shows a block diagram of a detection device 39 for detection.
- an excitation light source 40 such as a laser
- a lens 42 having wavelength selectivity
- the reflected light from the substrate 1 reaches the detection unit 43 via the mirror 41 and the polarizing mirror 42, and the focus error signal detection unit 45 sends the focus error and the tracking error to the focus control circuit 46 and the tracking control circuit 47, respectively.
- the lens 42 is driven by the actuator 48, and is controlled so that focusing and tracking are achieved.
- the focus offset signal generator 49 and the track offset signal generator 50 allow offsets to be added to focus and tracking to optimize the marker detection signal.
- the arrangement of the DNA spot 2 is intentionally modulated to include position information.
- the procedure for reproducing this data will be described.
- the main signal is reproduced by the main signal reproducing section 69, the position information is detected by the position information detecting section 64, and the number of the running DNA spot from the track number output section 52 and the DNA spot number output section 51 and the track number are detected.
- the number is sent to the data processing unit 55, and the DNA spot is specified.
- the signal from the data area 18 shown in FIG. 5 is reproduced as data by the demodulation unit such as EFM and PM in the main signal reproduction unit, error-corrected by the ECC decoder 53, and the DA board attribute data shown in FIG.
- the DNA substrate attribute data reading unit 54 It is reproduced by the DNA substrate attribute data reading unit 54 and sent to the data processing unit 55.
- the data processing unit 55 knows the capture identification number 58 of the DNA spot 2a currently being scanned.
- the label intensity data such as the fluorescence level of the first identification DNA corresponding to the capture DNA3 of the specific identification number can be used as the label signal.
- the first wavelength ⁇ is applied to the fluorescent dye 38 of the first labeled DNA 22 bound to the DNA spot 2a.
- the excitation light from the light source 40 is irradiated. After the fluorescence is emitted and the half life has elapsed, the fluorescence level is halved.
- the half-life is several ns to several tens of s.
- a method of separating wavelengths will be described in detail with reference to FIG.
- Excitation light is ⁇ .
- the light is reflected by the mirror 41 having the optical film 68a having a thickness of / 4.
- the fluorescence of the first label having the wavelength is reflected by the mirror 65 having the optical film 68 b having a thickness of 4, while the fluorescence of the wavelength ⁇ 2 is transmitted through the mirror 65.
- the three wavelengths are separated. Since the amount of transmitted light at the separation wavelength is 1/1000 or less, crosstalk between each other is suppressed. Therefore, it can be detected even at a weak fluorescent label level. ⁇ .
- the degree of separation can be further increased, so that the component of the excitation light source 40 can be suppressed and the SZN ratio can be increased.
- the excitation light beam 71 is made smaller with respect to the DNA spot 2. For example, the number is reduced to about iim.
- the DNA spot 2 can be divided in the scanning direction, that is, in the scanning track 72 direction. If the divided parts are called cells 70a, 70b, 70c and 70d, four data can be obtained in the scanning direction, so that the distribution of the amount of fluorescence can be measured more precisely.
- the track offset signal V at signal generator 50.
- a track error signal is intentionally generated and applied to the tracking control circuit 47, an offset occurs in the track direction, and the track is shifted as shown in the running track 72a in FIG. Scan Oh and provide excitation light.
- the reverse track error signal is given, the cells 70 e and 70 f can be scanned.
- DNA spot 2 can be divided into eight cells and scanned to provide excitation light.
- the detection procedure will be described with reference to FIG.
- DNA spots 2 a to 2 i are arranged on a DNA substrate 1.
- the first labeled DNA 22a binds complementarily to the DNA at DNA spots 2b, 2e, and 2h
- the second labeled DNA 22b binds to DNA spot 2h.
- the scanning is started with the excitation light source 40 of.
- (4) is the excitation light detection signal of the reflected excitation light. Wavelength ⁇ . ⁇ for fluorescence by the excitation light of. Since the wavelength component of is not included, ⁇ . Only the detection signal is obtained. Although the surface of the substrate 1 such as glass has reflectivity, a reflective layer may be further formed on the surface of the substrate in FIG. 1 in order to increase the signal level of the excitation light detection signal. ⁇ of DNA spot 2.
- the detection signal as shown in (4) can be obtained from the difference between the reflectance of the substrate 1 and the reflectance of the surface of the substrate 1. As described in the DNA spot forming procedure in FIG. 10, in the substrate 1 of the present invention, position data and the like are embedded by changing the DN pattern and arrangement according to specific data.
- the intervals of the detection signals are different, and signals of 00, 01, 10, 00, 01, and 01 can be reproduced as shown in (5).
- the position data as shown in (6) that is, address information can be reproduced. Therefore, for example, it can be seen that the DNA mark 2a is located at the 1128th address of the 260th track.
- the detection device is explained in Fig. 6 from the data area 18 on the board 1. As described above, obtain the DNA substrate attribute data.
- the starting number of the DNA identification number of the 260th track in the DNA number position information 20 is 243 142. Therefore, it can be specified that the DNA has the identification number of 244270.
- the detector can check or set the operation of this detector by using the additional data. Referring back to FIG. 20, the procedure for measuring the fluorescence of the label using the excitation light will be described.
- the excitation beam 71 scans the cells 70a, 70b, 70c, and 70d of 47.
- fluorescence of the wavelength is generated and detected by the first label signal detection section (Fig. 14), and the first label detection signal 85a corresponding to the four cells as in (8) is detected. You.
- the excitation light source 40 when higher detection sensitivity for labeled DNA is required, the excitation light source 40 emits light intermittently. Movement amount detector 8
- the pulse light emission control unit 87 generates a pulse light emission signal 88 or a reverse-phase sub-pulse light emission signal 87 in accordance with the amount of movement.
- the first scan as shown in (11), when the pulse light emission signal 88 is given to the light source 40, pulse light emission is performed, and the fluorescence of the cells 70a and 70c as the first and third cells is generated. .
- a label detection signal 85d as shown in (13) is obtained.
- the light receiving unit of the first sign detection unit is slightly shifted, the light receiving efficiency is improved.
- the sub-pulse emission signal of the opposite phase shown in (12) is supplied to the light source 40 to scan the same track 72. Since the phase is opposite to that of the first time, the excitation light is irradiated on the second and fourth cells, cell 70b, and 70d (Fig. 18) two clocks later. Since the excitation light is turned off during the next one clock period, the fluorescence of cell 7 Ob or 70 d can be detected without being disturbed by the excitation light. Scanning twice in this way has the effect that the fluorescence levels of all cells can be detected while achieving high sensitivity.
- the excitation light is emitted intermittently at the even clock in step 118j ((6) in Fig. 32).
- Step 1 Fluorescence is intermittently detected at 18k ((9) in Fig. 32). In this way, the influence of the pump light is eliminated, so that the SN is improved.
- high accuracy in the line direction can be obtained even when pulse light emission is performed. Accuracy in the track direction does not matter for pulse emission.
- a method of increasing the sensitivity while increasing the position resolution will be described. In FIG. 19, since the substrate 1 is moving, the cell 70b moves in the order of (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6).
- the light detection unit 90 is made into an array structure 91, and according to the movement amount as shown in () (2 ') (3') (4 ') (5') (6 ') High sensitivity can be obtained while maintaining the resolution by switching one after another.
- Fig. 21 shows a block diagram.
- the array is switched by the switch 92 in accordance with the signal from the movement amount detection unit 87 and the synchronization signal of the DNA spot 2, and the fluorescence of the cell 7 Ob is tracked. Accumulates and outputs fluorescence data. In this case, if the amount of movement from the center of the cell with respect to the focal length f of the lens 42 is within fX 0.05, the cell can be detected by the array 91.
- the label detection signal list 94 in the detection device is data as shown in FIG. This data is recorded in the data area 18 of FIG. 5 by the excitation light. In this case, since all data is collected on one board, there is no possibility of erroneous data and accidents such as misdiagnosis can be prevented.
- a recording layer 95 is added to the substrate 1, and the light source 40 and the lesbian 42a are arranged on the opposite side. Since data can be recorded on the recording layer 95, a large amount of data can be recorded.
- Figure 24 shows the mechanical connection between the two upper and lower boxes 48, 48a. In this case, as shown in FIG. 25, each position of the DNA spot 2a can be defined by the address 96 of the recording layer 95.
- Figure 26 shows the DNA spots 2a, 2b, and 2c in an oval shape, which allows more accurate running tracking.
- Figures 27 and 28 show the DNA chip of Figure 5 in a circular shape. Especially in Fig. 28, the entire back surface can be used, so the recording capacity is large, so that all DNA sequences can be accommodated.
- DNA any substance (eg, protein) may be used as a labeling target, as long as it is a biomolecule defined herein.
- RNA may be used instead of DNA.
- the examples of the present invention have been described using the pin method and the inkjet method as examples of the method of manufacturing the DNA substrate.
- it can also be applied to semiconductor process methods.
- probe DNA is placed on a glass substrate, and masking is performed using a mask 120 using lithography as shown in (2) of Fig. 29 to apply light to a specific probe DNA.
- the extension reaction was activated to form a probe DNA consisting of A and adenine 123 as shown in (3) of Fig. 29.
- C and cytosine 124 were added in (4) and (5) of Fig.
- FIG. 43 is an operation flowchart of the inspection system of the present invention.
- a sample 173 is prepared by extracting, purifying, or growing biomolecules using the sample 171 collected from the subject 170.
- this sample 1 73 is injected into the biomolecule chip 1 38 and reacted.
- the probe of the specific biomolecule sbot 144 and some molecules of the specimen 173 hybridize.
- the biomolecule bot in this portion can be easily detected because it shows label information such as fluorescence.
- chip ID 19 can be detected from biomolecule chip 1338.
- inspection data are encrypted together with the chip ID 19 (the board ID 19 is also referred to as the chip ID 19), and are passed through the communication section 176 via the Internet 177 or a communication circuit to the inspection center or the like. Is sent to the communication unit 179 of the sub-inspection system 178. After that, it is sent to the analysis section 18 1 of the analysis system 180.
- attribute data corresponding to each biomolecule spot of the corresponding chip ID can be obtained from the identification number / attribute database 184. From the obtained attribute data and the label number, the state of the gene, protein, and the like of the specimen 173 can be specified.
- Fig. 45 shows the analysis results for genetic information. First, the gene number 183 corresponding to the gene sequence is shown.
- the gene attribute data showing the gene attribute 184 corresponding to the gene of that number includes data such as the sequence of the gene, markers related to disease a, personality, and the like. Since this type of test is used for specific disease tests and specific molecule tests, the required output from the main test system 174, specifically, data such as "I want to output information on disease a" is sent. Come. Only the information related to the required output 186 is selected by the selection unit 182 as shown in the selection output 185 of Fig. 45, and encrypted by the output unit 183, and the communication unit 179, Internet It is sent to the main inspection system 174 via 187. Genetic testing can provide data that were not initially targeted during the testing and analysis process.
- Chip ID differs from one chip to another and is given a randomized number at the time of manufacture.
- the attribute information on the chip with one chip ID number is For example, even if all the biomolecule attribute data corresponding to each identification number of the biomolecule spot is made public, there is no correlation between the specific chip ID and each chip ID. Chip ID data cannot be specified. As long as the confidentiality of the secondary inspection system is maintained, the security of the entire system is protected. In addition, if the confidentiality of the main inspection system is maintained, even if a chip, personal ID, and chip are obtained by a third party, information that correlates with the individual cannot be obtained, further increasing security.
- the diagnosis unit 188 outputs a diagnosis result from the history data of the disease or the like of the subject and the test result obtained from the sub-test system, and outputs the result from the diagnosis result output unit 192 to the outside.
- the treatment policy creating unit 189 creates a plurality of treatment policies based on the diagnosis results, assigns priorities, and outputs them from the treatment policy output unit 190.
- the request information information relating to a specific disease is specified and transmitted as request output 186.
- mental attributes such as the personality of the subject from the genetic information.
- attributes such as personality of each individual will be elucidated one after another from genetic information.
- attribute data indicating mental characteristics such as the personality of the subject is added to the required output 1886 in FIG. 43 in addition to the disease data.
- information such as the personality and aptitude of the subject 170 is transmitted from the sub-test system to the diagnostic system 187.
- the priorities of the treatment policy proposals in the treatment policy creation unit 189 are changed according to the attributes and aptitude data of the data subjects. For example, subjects who prefer high-risk, high-results should prioritize high-risk, high-efficiency treatments. Priorities for safe but ineffective treatment suggestions for subjects who prefer low risk and reasonable outcomes Enhance.
- a diagnostic system that shows a treatment policy according to the characteristics and suitability of the subject and the patient is realized.
- the operation of the security and the like of the present invention has been described using the embodiment of the network-type detection system in FIG. 43.
- the present invention is also applicable to a stand-alone detection system 193 as shown in FIG. Is applicable.
- the network-type inspection system in Fig. 43 consists of two systems, a main inspection system and a sub inspection system. The latter is operated by a neutral organization such as an inspection center and can maintain overall security by increasing confidentiality.
- a black box section 194 having high confidentiality is provided inside the system instead of the sub inspection system 178. In the black box section 194, no internal information other than information necessary for output is leaked at all, and only necessary data is output from the input / output section 195.
- the security of information is maintained by the black box section 194. Most of the operations are the same as those in FIG. 43, so only the differences from FIG. 43 will be described.
- encrypted data such as biomolecule bot-attribute data 146 encrypted using a public key cryptographic function or the like is reproduced from the chip 138, and is sent to the black box unit 194.
- Sent. This symbol is decoded by the encryption / decryption section 197 inside the black box section 194 into plaintext data.
- the average data includes attribute information on each biomolecule spot of the biomolecule chip, and the attribute information is added to the biomolecule spot identification number / attribute database 184.
- the main inspection system uses the network to Access the database 1 8 4 of the inspection system and get a night. For this reason, it was necessary for the sub-inspection systems such as inspection centers to obtain the latest data on all chips manufactured worldwide and update them each time. In addition, the main inspection system cannot obtain inspection results unless a network is used.
- the attribute data 144 is present in the biomolecule chip, and each time the chip is mounted on the test system, this attribute information is changed. It is automatically recorded and updated in the identification number-attribute data correspondence database 184. Therefore, it is not necessary to connect to the network.
- the memory capacity can be significantly reduced. In the case of this method, it can be used for mobile inspection equipment.
- the selection unit 182 only the information related to the output requested from the main inspection system is selected by the selection unit 182, and the diagnostic system of the main inspection system 1 14 is selected from the black box unit 194.
- Sent to 1 8 7 As a method of manufacturing the black box 194, for example, the black box 194 is put in a one-chip LSI, and the external terminals are limited to only the input / output unit 195 and the encryption / decryption unit 197. For example, security is maintained because the internal data cannot be read from the outside.
- the biomolecule chip including the encrypted data of the present invention and the stand-alone test system of the present invention can perform necessary tests and diagnoses while protecting the information security of the subject without using a network or external input data.
- the attribute information of the biomolecule chip is embedded in the arrangement data of the biomolecule spot.
- the attribute information is optically recorded by a pit mark or the like on a substrate integrated with the chip. You may.
- the biomolecule chip 1338 on the substrate 200 and the IC chip 198 having the non-volatile memory 201 are electrically connected.
- a pole 199 may be provided and recorded in the nonvolatile memory 201 of the IC chip 198.
- the method of reading the attribute information in the inspection system may be optically read, or may be read electrically from the electrode 199 or the like.
- All publications, patents and patent documents cited herein are hereby incorporated by reference as if individually and specifically incorporated by reference.
- the invention has been described with reference to various specific and preferred embodiments and techniques. However, it should be understood that many modifications and alterations can be made within the spirit and scope of the invention.
- the description of the embodiment an example in which the arrangement of biomolecule spots is changed in the same direction as one specific arrangement direction of biomolecule spots has been described. However, although the description is omitted, other methods can be easily implemented.
- biomolecule spot In a specific array direction and vertically there is a method to change the size of the biomolecule spot.
- binary data can be embedded by assigning “0” data to a biomolecule spot that is elongated in the vertical direction and assigning “1” data to a circular biomolecule spot.
- the size of the biomolecule spot may be changed in the same direction as the arrangement direction. If a plurality of the above embedding methods are used at the same time, the amount of data to be embedded can be further increased.
- Industrial Applicability As described above, the present invention changes the arrangement or pattern of biomolecules (eg, DNA, RNA, protein, small molecule, etc.) and embeds positional information to increase the number of extra steps. No need for high-precision alignment as in the past.
- the inspection device can read positional information of the DNA spot by the excitation light source, relative positioning is sufficient. Since a high-precision absolute positioning device unlike the conventional method is not required, the device can be realized with a simple configuration. Also, since the data is recorded on the substrate and can be read by the excitation light, the attribute data of the biomolecule spot can be read from the same substrate without increasing the number of components, thereby eliminating data collation errors. Because of the remarkable effects as described above, the use of living body inspection devices and diagnostic devices is promoted.
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