WO2005040784A1 - 試料分析方法、および試料分析装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a technique for analyzing a specific component (eg, glucose, cholesterol, lactic acid, etc.) in a sample (eg, a biochemical sample such as blood or urine).
- a specific component eg, glucose, cholesterol, lactic acid, etc.
- a sample eg, a biochemical sample such as blood or urine.
- a method using a disposable glucose sensor is adopted as a simple method (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- Some glucose sensors are configured to output a response current value necessary for calculating a blood glucose level when the glucose sensor is attached to an analyzer.
- the magnitude of the response current value is determined using a double integration circuit having a capacitor.
- the blood sugar level is calculated based on the determined response current value.
- the response current value is determined as shown in Fig. 11A and Fig. 11B, when the charge correlated with the response current value is charged in the capacitor for a certain time (T) and then discharged when the capacitor force charge is discharged.
- the response current value (I) for calculating the blood glucose level is characteristic from the time (t) when it is confirmed that the blood was supplied to the glucose sensor.
- Is supplied for example, by confirming whether the measured response current value exceeds a predetermined threshold (I).
- the time interval ⁇ for measuring the response current value must be set to a relatively large value.
- the response current value sharply increases as can be seen from FIG. Therefore, when the time interval ⁇ for measuring the response current value is set relatively large, the response current value greatly exceeds the threshold value 0). There is a possibility that blood is supplied to the glucose sensor at the floor. Therefore, when the time interval ⁇ for measuring the response current value is set relatively large, it becomes impossible to accurately specify the point in time when blood is supplied. Such inaccuracies cause the time required for sampling the response current value for force calculation at the time of blood supply to vary for each measurement, which may cause a decrease in blood glucose measurement accuracy.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Publication No. 8-10208
- An object of the present invention is to accurately grasp the point in time when a sample is supplied to an analysis tool, and to accurately grasp the output from the analysis tool used for calculation, thereby improving the accuracy of sample analysis.
- the sample analysis method provided by the first aspect of the present invention includes a first step for confirming that a sample has been supplied to the analysis tool based on an output from the analysis tool; To ascertain the level of output from the analytical tool at least once, including when the specified time has elapsed, until it has been confirmed that the sample has been supplied to the analytical tool and the specified time has elapsed.
- This is performed based on the output from the double integration circuit when these outputs are input, and in the first step, from the start of the input to the double integration circuit to the end of the output from the double integration circuit
- the level of the output from the double integration circuit is repeatedly grasped at every first specific time, which is the time of the second integration time, and in the second step, when the level of the output from the double integration circuit is grasped,
- a second specific time which is a time from the start of input to the double integration circuit to the end of output from the double integration circuit, is set to be longer than the first specific time.
- the output from the analysis tool after the lapse of the predetermined time is determined by inputting the output of the analysis tool power to the double integration circuit and the output from the double integration circuit to the second integration circuit. It is grasped by repeatedly performing at specific time intervals.
- the first specific time is a force in the range of 10-30 msec.
- the second specific time is preferably selected in the range of 30-300 msec! / ,.
- the double integration circuit includes, for example, a capacitor that stores the output of the analysis tool as a charge and then releases the stored charge, and can grasp the output from the analysis tool based on the discharge time of the capacitor.
- a capacitor that stores the output of the analysis tool as a charge and then releases the stored charge, and can grasp the output from the analysis tool based on the discharge time of the capacitor.
- the one configured as described above is used.
- the charging time for the capacitor at the first specific time in the first step is set shorter than the charging time for the capacitor at the second specific time in the second step.
- the charging time in the capacitor is selected in the first step in the range of 5-15 msec, and in the second step also in the range of 15-150 msec.
- the analysis tool for example, a tool provided with an electrode for outputting an electrical physical quantity is used.
- the analysis tool includes a reagent section containing one or more reagents for promoting electron transfer between a specific component in the sample and the electrode, and a coexistence system of the sample and one or more reagents.
- an additional electrode used together with the above-mentioned electrode is used.
- an electrical physical quantity is output from the electrode as a current.
- the analysis tool for example, a tool configured to use blood as a sample is used.
- a tool configured to use blood as a sample is used.
- the present invention can be applied to the case where an analysis tool configured to use a sample other than blood, for example, urine or saliva is used.
- an analyzer for mounting and using an analysis tool, and for analyzing a sample supplied to the analysis tool based on the output of the analysis tool.
- a double integration circuit to which an output from the analysis tool is input and which outputs a physical quantity correlated with the input; a timing for inputting the output from the analysis tool to the double integration circuit; And a control means for controlling the timing at which the output of the double integration circuit is controlled by the control means.
- a sample analyzer is provided which is configured to control to be longer after it is confirmed that the sample analyzer has been confirmed.
- the double integration circuit includes, for example, a capacitor for storing the output of the analysis tool as a charge and then releasing the stored charge, and is capable of grasping the output from the analysis tool based on the discharge time of the capacitor.
- the control unit sets the charging time for the capacitor to be longer after the sample is confirmed to be supplied to the analysis tool than to confirm that the sample has been supplied to the analysis tool. It is configured to control as follows.
- the sample analysis device of the present invention When an analysis tool having an electrode for outputting an electrical physical quantity is used as the analysis tool, the sample analysis device of the present invention is in a state where the double integration circuit is directly or indirectly grounded. And a state in which the double integration circuit is connected to the electrode.
- the control means controls the switch to control the timing of inputting the output of the analysis tool power to the double integration circuit and the timing of outputting the physical quantity of the double integration circuit. Is configured.
- the state in which the double integration circuit is indirectly connected to ground refers to a state in which, for example, a reference power supply is interposed between the double integration circuit and the rand.
- FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing a state where a biosensor is mounted on an analyzer according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an overall perspective view of the biosensor shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line III-III in FIG. 2.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the biosensor shown in FIG. 2.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing a change over time in a response value.
- FIG. 6 shows output waveforms from the A / D converter.
- FIG. 6A shows output waveforms until it is confirmed that blood is supplied to the biosensor
- FIG. 6B shows output waveforms from the biosensor.
- 7 is an output waveform after it has been confirmed that blood has been supplied.
- FIG. 7A is an output waveform of one cycle until blood supply is confirmed, and FIG. 7B is after blood supply is confirmed. This is the output waveform of one cycle.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart for explaining a blood sugar level measurement operation in the analyzer.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating a blood supply confirmation processing operation in the analyzer.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining a response value measurement processing operation in the analyzer.
- FIG. 11 shows output waveforms of a double integrating circuit in a conventional analyzer.
- FIG. 11A shows an output waveform until blood supply is confirmed
- FIG. 11B shows an output waveform after blood supply is confirmed. It is a waveform.
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing a change over time of a response current value in a conventional analyzer.
- the analyzer 1 is used with the biosensor 2 attached thereto, and includes a current / voltage conversion circuit 10, an A / D converter, a circuit power supply 12, a comparator 13, It has a clock pulse oscillator 14, a counter 15, and a control circuit 16.
- the biosensor 2 used in the analyzer 1 is for analyzing a specific component in a sample (eg, blood) by an electrochemical method, and is configured to be disposable. As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the biosensor 2 has a form in which a cover 22 is laminated on a substrate 20 via a spacer 21 having a slit 21a. — The channel 23 is formed by 22. The flow path 23 is for moving the sample introduced through the sample introduction port 23a toward the hole 22a of the cover 22 by capillary action and providing a reaction field between the sample and the reagent.
- a working electrode 20A and a counter electrode 20B for applying a voltage to the reaction field are formed on the substrate 20, a working electrode 20A and a counter electrode 20B for applying a voltage to the reaction field are formed.
- a reagent part 24 connects the working electrode 20A and the ends 20Aa and 20Ba of the counter electrode 20B.
- the ends 20Ab and 20Bb of the working electrode 20A and the counter electrode 20B are connected to the first and second terminals 17a and 17a of the analyzer 1 when the Noo sensor 2 is mounted on the analyzer 1. This is a part for making contact with 17b.
- the reagent section 24 includes, for example,
- oxidoreductase or electron mediator is selected according to the type of the component (specific component) to be measured. For example, when measuring the glucose concentration, glucose dehydrogenase / glucose oxidase is used as an acid-reducing enzyme and potassium ferricyanide is used as an electron transfer substance.
- the current / voltage conversion circuit 10 shown in FIG. 1 is for converting information obtained as a current value from the biosensor 2 into a voltage value and then inputting the converted value to the A / D converter.
- the A / D converter converts an input analog amount into a digital amount and outputs the digital amount, and is configured as a double integration circuit.
- the A / D converter includes a capacitor 11A and an operational amplifier 11B having an inverting input section llBa and a non-inverting input section llBb.
- the operational amplifier 11B is configured to be connectable to the terminals 18A and 18B via the switch S. Therefore, in the operational amplifier 11B, by selecting whether to connect the switch S to the terminal 18A or the terminal 18B, the state in which the inverting input unit llBa is connected to the current / voltage conversion circuit 10 and the inverting input unit llBa are connected to the ground. The connected state can be selected.
- the non-inverting input section llBa is connected to the first reference power supply 11C. Therefore, capacitor 11A is charged when connected to current / voltage conversion circuit 10, and discharged when connected to first reference power supply 11C.
- the output section llBc of the A / D converter is connected to a non-inverting input section 13a of the comparator 13, which will be described later. An output correlated with the output from the biosensor 2 is input.
- the circuit power supply 12 is for applying a voltage to the biosensor 2 and supplying power to various electronic components.
- a DC power supply such as a dry battery is used.
- the comparator 13 is used to grasp the output from the A / D converter 11 (the operational amplifier 11B), that is, the output of the biosensor 2.
- the non-inverting input section 13a is connected to the A / D converter 11 (the operational amplifier 11B), while the inverting input section 13b is connected to the second reference power supply 13C. That is, the comparator 13 is configured to determine whether the output of the A / D converter 11 (the operational amplifier 11B) is higher than the power supply voltage of the second reference power supply 13C or not.
- l 1 (Op amp 11B) output is the second reference While a signal “1” is output when the power supply voltage is higher than the power supply voltage of the power supply 13C, a signal “0” is output when the output is equal to or lower than the power supply voltage of the second reference power supply 13C.
- the clock pulse oscillator 14 oscillates a clock pulse signal to the counter 15 at a constant cycle.
- the counter 15 is for calculating the number of clock pulse signals calculated at a specific reference time under the control of the control circuit 16.
- the control circuit 16 controls various elements, and includes, for example, a CPU, a ROM, and a RAM. In the control circuit 16, for example, confirmation of the count number of the clock pulse signal in the counter 15, reset of the count number, switching of the switch S, and calculation of the concentration of a specific component in a sample at a certain V are performed.
- FIG. 5 shows an example of the change over time of the output (response current value) from the biosensor 2.
- the sample was supplied to the biosensor 2.
- the response current value is expressed as a voltage value.
- the timing of measuring the voltage value is controlled by the control circuit 16.
- control circuit 16 checks the response current value at regular time intervals (T), and confirms that the sample has been supplied. Value exceeds threshold
- the time interval (T) for sampling the response current value is set to, for example, 10 to 30 msec.
- the charging time (T) is set to, for example, 5 to 15 msec. Then, Figure 1 la
- the switch S is connected to the terminal 18B, the A / D converter 11 is connected to the ground, and the charge is discharged from the capacitor 11A, as indicated by the imaginary line in FIG. Then, in the control circuit 16, based on the output from the comparator 13, the output of the A / D converter is changed to the power of the second reference power supply 13C. Check the discharge time (T) (see Figure 7 ⁇ ) required until the voltage drops below the source voltage. Discharge time lb
- T is given by lb la ref given a constant charging time (T) and the power supply voltage (E) of the second reference power supply 13C.
- the response current value (output from the biosensor 2) can be grasped as the voltage value (E) and lb 1 in correlation with the discharge time (T). .
- control circuit 16 sets the voltage value (E) to the threshold value (E) whenever the response current value for calculation is grasped as the voltage value (E).
- the control circuit 16 will increase the amount of charge to the capacitor 11A. Since it can be judged that the output from 2 is large, comparison with the threshold
- the response current value for the concentration calculation shows a response current at a certain interval (T) from the time (t) when the supply of the sample to the biosensor 2 is confirmed. Measure the current value
- the response current value in this case is basically grasped in the same manner as the response current value for supply confirmation.
- the method for determining the response current value for calculation differs from the method for determining the response current value for supply confirmation in the following points.
- the time interval (T) for sampling the response current value for supply confirmation is to determine the response current value for supply confirmation.
- T time interval
- the charging time (T) for storing the output (charge) from the biosensor 2 in the capacitor 11A is set to be longer than the charging time (T) for grasping the response current value for confirming the supply.
- settling time (T) is set as a pre-stage for charging capacitor 11A, and the amount of charge in capacitor 11A is sufficient.
- the discharge time (T) is the charge time (T) and the second time. If the power supply voltage (E) of the reference power supply 13C is set to a constant value, the ref stored in the capacitor 11A
- Output from the sensor 2) can be grasped as a voltage value (E).
- the calculation of the concentration of the specific component in the sample in the control circuit 16 is performed, for example, by applying a voltage value (E) to a calibration curve created in advance.
- the calibration curve is, for example,
- FIG. 1 and the specified drawing shall be referred to.
- the switch S is connected to the terminal 18A, and the A / D converter 11 is connected to the current / voltage conversion circuit 10.
- the user attaches the biosensor 2 to the analyzer 1, and puts the blood into the channel 23 through the sample inlet 23a of the nanosensor 2. (See Figure 3). At this time, in the flow path 23, blood proceeds toward the hole 22a by capillary action.
- the control circuit 16 determines whether or not the force is at which the noise sensor 2 is mounted (S1). This determination can be made based on the output of the detection sensor, for example, by providing a detection sensor such as a pressure-sensitive sensor or an optical sensor in a portion of the analyzer 1 where the biosensor 2 is mounted. Of course, the user may operate the button to make the analyzer 1 recognize that the biosensor 2 is mounted.
- the analyzer 1 when it is determined that the noise sensor 2 is not mounted (Sl: NO), it is determined whether or not a predetermined time has passed since the power was turned on (S2). When it is determined that a certain period of time has elapsed since the power was turned on in the analyzer 1 (S2: NO), it is determined whether or not the Noo sensor 2 is mounted (Sl). On the other hand, if it is determined that a certain period of time has elapsed since the power was turned on by the analyzer 1 (S2: YES), the analysis operation is stopped. Not performed.
- the sample supply confirmation process in S4 is set at regular time intervals (T).
- the control circuit At a plurality of specified measurement points, the current generated by the liquid junction between the working electrode 20A and the counter electrode 20B (see Figs. 3 and 4) due to blood is grasped as a voltage value, and the voltage value becomes a constant value (threshold value). XE). That is, the control circuit
- a current generated in the biosensor 2 for a certain time (T) calculated from a target measurement point is measured.
- the number of pulses is counted by the counter 15 and the control circuit 16 determines whether or not the count number of the counter 15 has reached the count number corresponding to the predetermined time (T).
- control circuit 16 determines that a certain time (T) has elapsed from the measurement point
- the switch S is connected to the terminal 18B under the control of the control circuit 16 (S13).
- the inverting input section llBa of the A / D converter 11 is connected to the ground, and charges are discharged from the capacitor 11A (S14).
- Is determined S18. This determination is made by grasping the response current value from the biosensor 2 as a voltage value and determining whether or not this voltage value exceeds a threshold value (E) (see FIG. 5).
- control circuit 16 starts from the start of discharge until the output from the A / D converter 11 becomes equal to or less than the reference power supply value (E) of the second reference power supply 13C.
- the discharge time (T) is calculated based on the count number of the counter 15. As mentioned above,
- the discharge time (T) reflects the output from the biosensor 2 at the charge time (T).
- the response current value can be grasped as a voltage value based on the discharge time ( ⁇ ).
- the control circuit 16 determines that the response value does not exceed the threshold value (E) (see Fig. 5) in the judgment of S18.
- the control circuit 16 confirms the supply of blood to the biosensor 2, it means that the blood has progressed at least to the working electrode 20 A of the biosensor 2 at that time.
- the reagent portion 24 dissolves inside the flow path 23 to form a liquid phase reaction system.
- the electron mediator is reduced.
- the electron mediator is oxidized by applying a DC voltage using the working electrode 20A and the counter electrode 20B, and the amount of electrons emitted at that time is supplied to the working electrode 20A and the response current is increased.
- the response value measurement processing is performed as shown in FIG. 8 (S5).
- This response value measurement processing (S5) is executed according to the procedure shown in FIG. First, after resetting the count number in the counter 15, the control circuit 16 starts counting the clock pulse signal in the counter 15 (S 21), and the count start force is also a force after a certain period of time, that is, a settling time (T). (See Figure 7B)
- the control circuit 16 connects the switch S to the terminal 18A (S23), resets the count number in the counter 15, and then starts counting the clock pulse signal in the counter 15 (S24).
- the switch S is connected to the terminal 18A
- the biosensor 2 is connected to the A / D converter 11, and based on the current generated in the biosensor 2, the biosensor 2 is connected to the capacitor 11A of the A / D converter 11. Electric charges are stored (S25).
- control circuit 16 determines whether the power is at a certain level after the start of charging of the capacitor 11A, that is, whether the power is at the end of the charging time (T) (see FIG. 7B).
- the control circuit 16 connects the switch S to the terminal 18B (S27) and, after resetting the count number in the counter 15, causes the counter 15 to start counting clock pulse signals (S28). As a result, the inverting input section llBa of the A / D converter is grounded, and the charge is discharged from the capacitor 11A (S29).
- control circuit 16 determines whether or not the output from the A / D converter 11 is equal to or less than the reference power supply value of the second reference power supply 13C (S30). This judgment is made in the case of the blood supply confirmation process (S4).
- control circuit 16 recognizes whether the output from the comparator 13 is “0”, which is “1”.
- control circuit 16 determines that the output from the A / D converter 11 is not lower than the reference power supply value (E) of the second reference power supply 13C (S30: NO)
- the control circuit 16 The discharge is continued (S29), and until the output from the A / D converter 11 is determined to be ref or less at S30 to be equal to or less than the reference power supply value (E) of the second reference power supply 13C (S30: YES), the discharge in S29 and S30
- the switch S is controlled so that the judgment in step is repeated.
- the output from the sensor 2 is calculated (S31).
- the response value is ref from the start of discharge in the control circuit 16 until the output from the A / D converter 11 falls below the reference power supply value (E) of the second reference power supply 13C.
- the voltage is calculated based on the discharge time (T).
- the control circuit 16 determines that the blood pressure has passed for a certain period of time T (see FIG. 5) from when the blood supply was confirmed. It is determined whether or not it is (S6). That is, it is determined whether or not the previous response value measurement processing (S5) corresponds to the sampling for adopting as the response value for calculation. If the control circuit 16 determines that the fixed time (T) has not elapsed in the determination of S6 (S6: NO), the control circuit 16 determines that the fixed time (T) has elapsed (S6 : YES), and repeats the response value measurement processing (S5).
- the control circuit 16 determines that the predetermined time (T) has elapsed (S6: YES), the response value measured immediately before the determination is adopted as the calculation response value ( S7), a blood sugar level is calculated based on the response value.
- the calculation of the blood glucose level is performed by applying the response value to the calibration curve as described above.
- the comparator 13 uses the inversion of the operational amplifier 11B. It is necessary to more accurately compare the input to the input section llBa with the input to the non-inverting input section llBb, and accurately measure the discharge times (T) and (T) (see FIGS. 7 and 7). For that, lb 2b
- the intervals ( ⁇ 1) and ( ⁇ 2) have to be set long.
- the control circuit 16 responds to confirm that blood has been supplied to the biosensor 2. In grasping the current value, the sampling interval ( ⁇ ) and the charging time of the capacitor 11A ( ⁇ ) are short.
- control circuit 16 uses the sampling interval (T) and
- the analyzer 1 the difference between the point in time when the blood is supplied to the biosensor 2 and the point in time when the blood is actually supplied to the biosensor 2 is reduced. Also, the response value for calculating the blood sugar level can be accurately grasped. As a result, the time until the sampling of the response current value for force calculation at the time when blood is supplied is prevented from varying for each measurement, and the blood sugar level can be measured more accurately.
- the supply of the sample is confirmed and the response value for calculating the blood glucose level is sampled a plurality of times while the response value is measured, the supply of the blood is stopped. After a certain period of time after the force has been confirmed, the response value for measuring the calculated value is sampled.
- the response current value may be measured at least once after the lapse of the predetermined time.
- a plurality of response values may be measured by the elapse of the predetermined time, and the blood glucose level may be calculated based on the integrated value of the plurality of response values.
- the present invention analyzes components other than glucose (eg, cholesterol or lactic acid) in blood, and uses a sample other than blood (eg, urine or saliva) to analyze a sample.
- a sample other than blood eg, urine or saliva
- the present invention can also be applied to an analyzer that performs analysis.
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