WO2015192331A1 - 核酸提取装置及其工作方法 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the field of nucleic acid extraction technology, and in particular to a nucleic acid extraction device and a working method thereof.
- Nucleic acid is the basic object of molecular biology research.
- the nucleic acid extraction step is the most important and basic part of molecular diagnosis.
- the magnetic bead separation method is one of the most widely used and most mature automation methods.
- the basic principle is that the surface of small particles with magnetic materials can be adsorbed by a certain treatment, and then adsorbed by magnets.
- the enriched magnetic beads are cleaned to further remove impurities and other unwanted substances, and the biological material of interest is retained by adsorption on the magnetic beads, and finally enriched in the magnetic beads under certain conditions.
- the biological material on it is released into the desired solution system.
- the existing automated nucleic acid extraction equipment using magnetic bead separation method has evolved from a fully automated enzyme-free system, generally referred to as a plate type scheme, that is, a classic 96-well plate or a deformed plate (hereinafter collectively referred to as a 96-well plate).
- the reagent and the sample liquid are loaded through a plurality of parallel loading heads, and then the whole plate is oscillated and mixed, and after the incubation is completed, it is sent to the magnetic separation position for magnetic adsorption, and a plurality of liquid suction heads are connected in parallel (Tip The operation of sucking the waste liquid is repeated a certain number of times to wash the interfering substances other than the nucleic acid, and then the 96-well plate which has been washed is eluted to obtain an eluted product (i.e., the nucleic acid dispersed in the eluate).
- an eluted product i.e., the nucleic acid dispersed in the eluate
- a 96-well plate is usually used in the nucleic acid extraction device to perform processing for each test step for the test unit.
- cross-infection is sometimes found. It is considered that it is related to the processing of each test step by using a 96-well plate as a test unit in a nucleic acid extraction device. This plate scheme uses multiple methods in parallel.
- the sample because the pore spacing is small and the depth of the pore is small, it is easy to cause the reaction liquid to enter the surrounding pore position, thereby forming a pollution to the surrounding pore position, and the parallel liquid absorption and drainage treatment of the multi-head is also likely to cause a high risk of cross-contamination. In addition, use the whole plate to shake and mix It is also easy to cause cross-contamination.
- a nucleic acid extraction apparatus comprising:
- At least one recyclable annular structure the annular structure being spaced apart from a plurality of reaction cups for carrying a reaction vessel, the annular structure being distributed along the way of its cyclic movement with at least one for performing a pipetting operation and At least one operating position of the infusion operation;
- At least one liquid absorbing mechanism arranged to perform the liquid absorbing operation along the annular structure; at least one liquid filling mechanism arranged to perform the liquid filling operation along the annular structure; for driving the annular structure to circulate Drive mechanism.
- a nucleic acid extraction apparatus includes:
- An incubation mechanism for providing a place for the reaction solution to be incubated
- a separating mechanism for separating the nucleic acid-binding carrier to which the nucleic acid is adsorbed is separated from the reaction solution, wherein the separating mechanism is the recyclable ring structure, and a plurality of rows arranged at least one column are arranged along the annular interval a reaction cup for carrying the reaction vessel, the separation mechanism is distributed along the way of its cyclic movement with an inlet and outlet position for taking out or placing the reaction vessel from the separation mechanism, at least one liquid absorption position and at least one liquid injection position;
- At least one liquid suction mechanism for performing a liquid suction operation at a liquid suction position of the separation mechanism; at least one liquid injection mechanism for performing a liquid injection operation at a liquid injection position of the separation mechanism; at least one for transporting the reaction container into and out of each mechanism Transshipment agency.
- a method for operating a nucleic acid extraction device includes: driving at least one liquid absorbing mechanism when the annular structure drives the reaction container to stop according to a predetermined rotation operation. And the at least one infusion mechanism performs a predetermined operation to each of the reaction vessels located in the operating position, and continues to transport to the next operating position with the annular structure after the reaction vessel completes the predetermined operation.
- a method for operating a nucleic acid extraction device comprising: driving the separation mechanism to cycle progressively according to a preset rotation step and a rotation direction and during a stop period Perform a predetermined operation when the separation mechanism performs the operation When stopped, the transport mechanism picks up the reaction vessel from which the incubation is completed from the incubation mechanism to the ingress and egress of the separation mechanism, or picks up the completed separation reaction vessel located in the entry and exit position of the separation mechanism.
- the nucleic acid extraction device uses a recyclable ring structure and performs a liquid absorption and liquid injection operation thereon, and the reaction cup positions are spaced apart so that a single reaction container can be used as a processing unit during nucleic acid extraction. Processing one by one, which can open the gap between test and test, reduce the parallel operation between different tests, and thus effectively solve the cross-contamination problem between tests.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic plan view of a nucleic acid extraction device according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of the separation mechanism of FIG.
- Figure 3 is a schematic view showing the working process of the separating mechanism shown in Figure 2;
- Fig. 4 is a flow chart showing the operation of the nucleic acid extraction device according to an embodiment of the present invention. detailed description
- a nucleic acid extraction device for fully automating a nucleic acid extraction process, that is, a plurality of test steps involved in a nucleic acid extraction process (such as including a dispensing reaction solution, mixing hooks, and incubation) is provided. , magnetic separation and elution, etc. are all automated.
- the nucleic acid extraction device comprises:
- the annular structure is spaced apart from a plurality of reaction cups for carrying the reaction vessel, and the annular structure is distributed along the way of its cyclic movement for performing a liquid suction operation or a liquid injection operation
- the annular structure is a structure that is connected end to end and can be cyclically moved, and the shape thereof is not limited.
- the annular structure may be a circular running track or a square or serpentine running track;
- At least one liquid absorbing mechanism arranged to perform a liquid absorbing operation along the annular structure; at least one liquid filling mechanism arranged to perform a liquid filling operation along the annular structure; for driving the reaction vessel located on the annular structure along the annular structure
- the drive mechanism of the cyclic movement of the movement is not limited to:
- the liquid that can be injected includes a sample, a reagent, a nucleic acid binding carrier, a cleaning solution, and an eluent, and the injected liquid is associated with a corresponding operation, such as injection in a separation operation. It is the cleaning solution.
- the injection of the nucleic acid-binding carrier can be dispensed by an additional infusion mechanism that is not disposed along the annular structure but is disposed adjacent thereto.
- the injection of the eluent may also be dispensed not by the liquid injection mechanism arranged along the annular structure, but by other liquid injection mechanisms additionally arranged in the vicinity of the annular structure.
- the detection reagent can be directly injected for detection.
- the annular structure is only one, that is, the annular structure integrates the incubation operation, the separation operation, and the elution operation.
- the incubation operation involves incubating the reaction solution
- the separation operation comprises separating the nucleic acid-bound carrier adsorbed with the nucleic acid from the incubated reaction solution
- the elution operation includes The eluate is added to the separated reaction vessel to form an elution product, and the eluted product may not include the nucleic acid-binding carrier, and may also include a nucleic acid-binding carrier.
- the annular structure is two, that is, a first annular structure and a second annular structure, and the first annular structure is used to perform any two of an incubation operation, a separation operation, and an elution operation, and the second ring The structure is used to perform the remaining operation.
- annular structures there are three annular structures, one of which is used to perform the incubation operation, the other is used to perform the separation operation, and the remaining one is used to perform the elution operation.
- the pipetting mechanism can perform a pipetting operation using a disposable pipetting head. It is easy to understand that the nucleic acid extraction device also needs at least one transport mechanism for transporting the reaction container into and out of the annular structure, and the reaction solution in the reaction container is often required to be mixed in the nucleic acid extraction. Therefore, the nucleic acid extraction device also needs to include at least one The mixer is used to mix the reaction solution in the reaction vessel.
- the nucleic acid extraction device transfers a flow tube for carrying the waste liquid following the reaction container during the stop of the transport mechanism transport reaction container before performing the elution operation, and the flow tube can also carry the suction tube
- the liquid head, the flow tube and the reaction vessel are used together to further avoid cross-contamination due to injection or aspiration. It is easy to understand that a flow tube position can be provided on the ring structure, and the flow tube position is adjacent to the reaction cup position.
- the reaction cups carrying the reaction container are disposed at intervals on the recyclable annular structure, and operations such as liquid absorption and liquid injection are performed on the annular structure.
- the working method is: when the driving annular structure drives the reaction container to stop according to the pre-shaped structure, the at least one liquid suction mechanism and the at least one liquid injection mechanism perform a predetermined operation to the reaction container located in the operating position, when the reaction container After the predetermined operation is completed, the transfer continues with the ring structure. It can be seen that it is different from the traditional plate structure because the whole plate is the processing unit.
- the cross-contamination caused by the processing of the nucleic acid extraction device of the present embodiment is performed by processing the nucleic acid extraction one by one with a single reaction container as a processing unit, and the single-stage sequential treatment can open the test and test.
- the distance between the two tests reduces the parallel operation between different tests, which can effectively solve the cross-contamination problem between tests.
- a nucleic acid extraction apparatus comprising: an incubation mechanism, a separation mechanism, an elution mechanism, a liquid absorption mechanism, a liquid injection mechanism, and at least one transport mechanism for transporting the reaction container into and out of each mechanism.
- the nucleic acid extraction and detection are separated, and the nucleic acid extraction is described by three test steps of incubation, separation and elution. In another example, nucleic acid extraction may also be performed without elution, and incubation and separation are performed.
- the detection reagent can also be directly injected for detection.
- a configuration a plurality of reaction cups arranged in at least one column for carrying the reaction vessel are arranged along the annular space, and the incubation mechanism is distributed along the path of the circulation movement for removing the reaction container from the incubation mechanism for mixing A mixing hook is used to place the reaction vessel into the placement position of the incubation mechanism, the sample addition site, and the reagent addition site.
- the nucleic acid extraction device further includes an incubation mixer, and the injection mechanism includes a sample addition mechanism and a reagent addition mechanism. The incubation mechanism is cycled according to a preset rotation step and a rotation direction.
- the transport mechanism picks up the reaction container located at the mixing position of the incubation mechanism to the incubation mixer or mixes the incubation
- the reaction container in the device is picked up to the mixing hook
- the transport mechanism picks up the empty reaction container to the loading position of the incubation mechanism
- the sample adding mechanism adds the sample to the reaction container located at the sample addition position of the incubation mechanism.
- the reagent addition mechanism adds a reagent to the reaction vessel located at the reagent addition site of the incubation mechanism.
- the incubation mechanism is further provided with a plurality of flow tube positions for carrying the flow tube for containing the waste liquid and the liquid suction head along the annular shape thereof, and the flow tube position is The corresponding reaction cups are adjacent; the transport mechanism also transports the flow tube following the reaction vessel during the stop of the transport reaction vessel.
- the separation mechanism is for separating the nucleic acid-binding carrier to which the nucleic acid is adsorbed from the reaction solution.
- the separating mechanism is a recyclable annular structure, and a plurality of reaction cups arranged in at least one row for carrying the reaction container are arranged along the annular interval, and the separating mechanism moves along the cycle
- the route is distributed with an inlet and outlet position for removing the reaction vessel from the separation mechanism or into the separation mechanism, at least one liquid absorption position, and at least one liquid injection position.
- the separation mechanism performs the operation stop period according to the preset rotation, and the transport mechanism picks up the reaction vessel that completes the incubation from the incubation mechanism to the entry and exit position of the separation mechanism, or picks up the separated reaction container located at the entry and exit position of the separation mechanism to elute. mechanism.
- the liquid suction mechanism is configured to perform an aspiration operation at a liquid absorption position of the separation mechanism, and the liquid injection mechanism includes a cleaning liquid injection mechanism for performing a liquid injection operation at the liquid injection position; and the liquid absorption mechanism during the separation of the separation mechanism for performing the operation And the liquid injection mechanism respectively perform a predetermined operation to the reaction container stopped at the liquid suction position and the liquid injection position.
- the separation mechanism is further provided with a plurality of flow tube positions for carrying the flow tube for containing the waste liquid and the liquid suction head along the annular shape thereof, and the flow tube position is The corresponding reaction cups are adjacent; the transport mechanism also transports the flow tube following the reaction vessel during the stop of the transport reaction vessel.
- the inside or the outside of the separation mechanism further includes an adsorption mechanism that provides a desired adsorption force for the reaction vessel located at a predetermined position on the separation mechanism.
- the elution mechanism is used to form an elution product by adding an eluent, which is a recyclable annular structure, and a plurality of reaction cups arranged in at least one column for carrying the reaction vessel are arranged along the annular interval, and eluted
- the mechanism is distributed along the way of its cyclic movement with a mixed hook, a loading position for placing the reaction container in the elution mechanism, and an eluent addition position.
- the nucleic acid extraction device further includes a nucleic acid mixing device.
- the liquid injection mechanism includes an eluent adding mechanism, and the elution mechanism is cyclically advanced according to a preset rotation step and a rotation direction, and the transfer mechanism is located at a mixing hook of the elution mechanism during the stop of the elution mechanism for performing the operation.
- the reaction container picks up the nucleic acid mixer or picks up the completed reaction container in the nucleic acid mixing device to the mixing hook, and the eluent adding mechanism adds the reaction container to the eluent addition position at the elution mechanism. Eluent.
- Embodiment 2 will be described in detail below in conjunction with the specific structure of the nucleic acid extraction apparatus of one example.
- the nucleic acid extraction device includes a working platform on which a plurality of functional areas are arranged, including a consumable area 1, a sample area 3, a reagent area, a nucleic acid storage area 6a, a waste collection area 11a, and the like, and in the work A transfer mechanism, an incubation mechanism, a separation mechanism 12, and an elution mechanism are also installed on the platform.
- the consumable area 1 is provided with consumables required for the nucleic acid extraction test process, including a reaction vessel such as a reaction cup 18a, a flow tube 18b for use with the reaction cup 18a, and a liquid suction head 18c.
- the sample area 3 is placed in the sample to be tested.
- the reagent zone is placed in the kit 5 required for the experiment, and the kit 5 carries all the reagents (such as magnetic bead reagents, eluents, etc.) required for a test item and corresponding Reagent suction head.
- the extracted nucleic acid is placed in the nucleic acid storage area 6a.
- the waste recovery area 11a collects the waste liquid generated during the nucleic acid extraction process and the used liquid suction head.
- a sample loading module 2b is provided in Fig. 1 for taking a sample from the sample area 3 and dispensing it into the reaction cup 18a.
- a consumable grip cup 2a and a consumable holding arm (not shown), a consumable robot can be provided.
- reagent loading module 4 for taking a reagent from the reagent cartridge 5 of the reagent zone and dispensing it into the reaction cup 18a, which includes a reagent holding arm (not shown), and the reagent holding arm is sucked by the reagent The liquid head sucks the reagent from the reagent cartridge 5 and dispenses it into the reaction cup 18a.
- the incubation mechanism performs an incubation operation on the reaction cup 18a after loading the sample and the reagent, and moves the reaction cup 18a to a corresponding position in the separation mechanism after the mixing is completed.
- an incubation gripper 14, an incubator 13 and an incubator 15 can be provided at this time. Incubating the robot 14 allows the cuvette 18a to be grasped from the incubation tray 13 to the incubator 15 or the separation mechanism, or the cuvette 18a is grasped from the incubation mixer 15 to the incubation tray 13.
- the incubation tray 13 holds the reaction cup 18a and the flow tube 18b fed by the hand grip 2a and realizes the incubation of the liquid in the reaction cup 18a; the incubation hook 15 is used to incubate and mix the liquid in the reaction cup 18a. .
- a magnetic separation device is used to remove interfering substances other than nucleic acids in the reaction vessel.
- the separation mechanism is a circular separation disk.
- the magnetic separation device includes a separation disc 121, an adsorption structure 122, a liquid absorbing member 16 (corresponding to 16a to 16d in Fig. 1), a liquid injection member 17 (corresponding to 17a to 17b in Fig. 1), and a moving member. (not shown).
- the separation disc 12 is a recyclable annular structure, and a plurality of reaction cups 124 for carrying the reaction vessel arranged in at least one column are arranged along the annular space thereof, and for carrying and reacting
- the flow tube position 125 of the flow tube used in the container is adjacent to the corresponding reaction cup position 124, and the recyclable annular structure is distributed along the way of the cyclic movement thereof with a plurality of liquid absorption positions and at least one note Liquid position.
- Adsorption structure in this embodiment 122 is annular and disposed on the outer ring of the separation disc. In other embodiments, the adsorption structure 122 may also be disposed on the inner ring of the separation disc.
- the adsorption structure 122 provides the desired adsorption force to the nucleic acid-binding carrier in the reaction vessel on the separation disk so that the nucleic acid-binding carrier in the reaction vessel accumulates under the action of the adsorption force to the side of the reaction vessel near the adsorption structure.
- the liquid absorbing member 16 is for performing a liquid absorbing operation at the liquid suction position.
- the liquid injection member 17 is for performing a liquid injection operation at the liquid injection position.
- the moving member is used to drive the separation disc 121 and the adsorption structure 122 to rotate or stop.
- the adsorption structure 122 is provided with a plurality of adsorptive members 123 (such as magnets) that can adsorb the extract-binding carrier along the ring shape, and at least one vacancy position without the adsorptive component is disposed on the adsorption structure 122 (not shown) ).
- adsorptive members 123 such as magnets
- at least one vacancy position without the adsorptive component is disposed on the adsorption structure 122 (not shown) ).
- Different operations have different requirements for the adsorption of nucleic acid-binding carriers. Some operations (or the concept of time period) require adsorption, while others do not require adsorption. Therefore, during the rotation or stop of the reaction vessel, the vacancy position of the moving mechanism driving the adsorption mechanism without adsorption force moves without providing an adsorption force position to the extract binding carrier.
- the separation disc 121 and the adsorption structure 122 can be independently rotated and stopped under the driving of the moving part, so that the vacancy position 1 12 of the adsorption mechanism 11 follows the reaction cup position of the reaction container where the adsorption force is not required, so that During this period, the nucleic acid-binding carrier in the reaction vessel is not subjected to adsorption force, and the nucleic acid-binding carrier is suspended in the solution, which is advantageous for binding more extracts and cleaning impurities on the extract-binding carrier.
- the vacancy of the moving mechanism driving the adsorption mechanism follows the reaction cup of the reaction vessel to move synchronously.
- the extract-binding carrier in the reaction vessel is not subjected to adsorption force during the mixing stage after the addition of the cleaning solution.
- the separating mechanism carries a reaction cup 18a requiring magnetic separation, and a flow tube 18b for use therewith.
- the flow tube 18b functions to carry the liquid suction head 18c and store waste liquid;
- a liquid absorbing member 16 and a liquid injection member 17 are disposed above the trajectory of the reaction cup 18a, wherein the liquid absorbing member 16 is arranged in a total of four (16a to 16d), and the liquid injection member 17 is arranged in two (17a to 17b), and the liquid absorbing member 16 is required to load the liquid suction head to suck the liquid in the reaction cup 18a;
- a magnetic field ring (ie, adsorption structure) 122 which is concentric with the magnetic separation disk 121, is disposed outside the magnetic separation disk 121, and the magnetic field ring 122 is fixed.
- a magnet 123 is attached for adsorbing the magnetic beads in the cuvette 18a.
- the magnetic separation disk 121 is arranged in a total of 36 positions for carrying the reaction cup and the flow tube, respectively, wherein the reaction cup and the flow tube are spaced into the magnetic separation disk 121.
- the reaction cup and the flow tube are instrumented (incubating the cup hand) 14) placing the magnetic separation disk 121 from the position of the 36th position on the magnetic separation disk 121, and then moving forward with the magnetic separation disk 121, in which the position of the outer magnetic field ring corresponding to the reaction cup has a magnetic field, so that The magnetic bead cup is adsorbed to the side of the reaction cup; when the flow tube rotates to the position of the first stage of the liquid absorption mechanism at the position 9 of the magnetic separation disk, the liquid suction mechanism moves downward in the loading flow tube The liquid suction head is then lifted up; thereafter, the magnetic separation disk is retracted to a position such that the reaction cup just enters the position 9 on the magnetic separation disk, and the liquid suction mechanism descends to
- the design of the flow tube can be made to keep the two positions consistent, and no magnetic is needed.
- the step of separating the movement of the disk So far, the first-stage aspiration movement of the magnetic separation is completed.
- the magnetic separation disk and the magnetic field ring of the outer ring thereof are kept in synchronization or stopped, so that the reaction cup is always in the magnetic field adsorption state.
- the magnetic separation disc continues to advance to three positions, so that the reaction cup enters the 11th position on the magnetic separation disc, that is, below the liquid injection mechanism, and the magnetic field ring occurs during the advancement of the magnetic separation disk.
- the relative motion makes the part of the magnetic field ring without the magnetic field corresponding to the reaction cup.
- the liquid injection mechanism injects the cleaning liquid into the reaction cup without the magnetic field adsorption, and then the magnetic separation plate retreats back to the three positions so that the flow tube returns to the first In the first-stage aspiration position, the liquid suction mechanism descends to load the liquid suction head, and then the magnetic separation disk continues to retreat to a position such that the reaction cup is located below the first-stage liquid absorption position, and the liquid suction mechanism drops the cleaning liquid and the magnetic beads in the reaction cup.
- the magnetic separation disc is further advanced to a position, so that the flow tube is located under the liquid suction mechanism to unload the liquid suction head, and the magnetic separation first-stage liquid injection and the mixing hook operation are completed, and the magnetic separation is performed in the process.
- the disk and the magnetic field ring are kept in synchronous motion and stopped, so the reaction cup is always in a state of no magnetic field adsorption, and the magnetic beads are resuspended in the cleaning liquid.
- the magnetic field ring is re-rotated relative to the magnetic separation disc so that the reaction cup is in a magnetic field, and the magnetic field adsorption of the next step is continued.
- the second-order magnetic separation and liquid-filling action are repeated with the above process, and then the third stage only performs the liquid absorption action, and does not perform the liquid injection action, sucking the liquid in the reaction cup, the fourth order is the third
- the steps are repeated, and only the liquid is absorbed by the liquid to absorb the residual liquid at the bottom of the cup.
- reaction cup and the flow tube continue to move back to position 36 with the magnetic separation disc, and the reaction cup and the flow tube are taken away by the instrument for subsequent operations.
- this process is designed for a specific extraction characteristic.
- the number of aspirations and injections can be increased or decreased, even in Finally, adding other components of the reaction liquid required for subsequent testing is a possible variant.
- a nucleic acid loading module 7 is required to extract the eluent from the reagent box 5 of the reagent zone and dispense it into the reaction cup 18a, which may include a nucleic acid holding arm (not shown), nucleic acid
- the gripping arm realizes an operation of sucking the eluent from the reagent cartridge 5 through the reagent liquid suction head and dispensing it into the reaction container.
- the elution mechanism performs elution treatment, and elutes the eluted product to be extracted into the elution product storage area. For example, if the eluted product is a nucleic acid, the nucleic acid is extracted into the nucleic acid storage area.
- an eluting gripper 10, an elution disc 9 and a nucleic acid mixing hook 8 can be provided. Elution of the gripper 10 allows the reaction vessel to be taken from the separation mechanism to the elution tray 9, or the reaction vessel is grasped from the elution tray 9 to the nucleic acid mixing device 8.
- the elution disk 9 effects elution and incubation of the liquid in the reaction vessel.
- the nucleic acid mixing device 8 implements a mixing operation of the liquid in the reaction vessel.
- a process for realizing a nucleic acid extraction by using the nucleic acid extraction device of one embodiment of the present invention including three major steps: a loading incubation step S1, a magnetic separation purification step S3, and Elution step S5.
- the process for realizing the primary nucleic acid extraction is completed in a reaction cup 18a, which is a disposable use consumable, and a flow tube 18b is used in combination with the reaction cup, and the flow tube is used to carry the magnetic separation process.
- Sample suction head (Tip) 18c for waste liquid and magnetic separation aspiration.
- the reaction cup 18a, the flow tube 18b, and the sample tip 18c placed in the flow tube 18b are placed in the consumable loading area 1, and the reaction cup 18a and the flow tube 18b are grasped by the consumable grip cup 2a to the incubation tray. 13;
- the sample loading module 2b then loads the sample tip 18c, sucks the sample and dispenses it into the reaction cup 18a, and then unloads the sample tip 18c into the flow tube 18b; thereafter, the gripping cup hand 14 is grasped from the incubation disk 13
- the reaction cup 18a is mixed to the incubation hook 15 to mix.
- the consumable gripper 2a grabs the next cuvette and its flow tube to the incubator 13 and then performs the same operation as described above.
- the cuvette 18a is grasped back into the incubation tray and incubated at a constant temperature for a certain period of time.
- the subsequent cuvette is incubated with the gripping cup 14 and transferred from the incubator 13 to the incubator 15 for mixing.
- the reaction cup 18a that completes the incubation hook and the corresponding flow tube 18b (the built-in sample tip 18c) are again grasped from the incubation tray 13 by the incubation gripper 14 to the magnetic separation disk 12;
- a magnetic field is disposed outside the separation disc 12, and the reaction cup 18a performs magnetic adsorption under the action of a magnetic field, and rotates clockwise at a fixed time interval.
- the liquid suction mechanism 16a loads the sample Tip 18c, and then sucks the waste liquid in the reaction cup 18a; then discharges the waste liquid to the flow Tube 18b, and unloading sample Tip 18c into flow tube 18b, while eluting grip cup 10 grabs the magnetic separation of the cuvette from the magnetic separation disc to the elution tray, or incubating the gripper hand 14 from the incubation tray 13 Grab the next reaction cup to the magnetic separation disc; when the reaction cup 18a that completes the liquid absorption continues to advance under the liquid injection mechanism 17a, the liquid injection mechanism 17a injects the cleaning liquid; then the reaction cup 18a is returned to the lower side of the liquid absorption mechanism 16a, sucking The liquid mechanism 16a loads the sample Tip 18c to perform a suction and discharge hook on the liquid in the cuvette 18a; thus, the first-stage magnetic separation operation is completed.
- the cuvette 18a and its flow tube 18b continue to advance clockwise, sequentially into the lower portion of the next-stage liquid-absorbent mechanism 16b, below the liquid-filling mechanism 17b, and below the liquid-absorbent mechanism 16b, to complete the second-order magnetic separation operation.
- the subsequent cuvette performs the first-order magnetic separation operation; thereafter, the cuvette 18a and its flow tube 18b continue to advance to 16c and 16d,
- the third-order and fourth-order magnetic separation operations, but different from the first two-stage magnetic separation operations, are the second two-stage magnetic separation to perform the aspiration operation without injecting a new cleaning liquid.
- the reaction cup 18a which has completed the magnetic separation is taken up from the magnetic separation disk 12 by the elution gripper 10 to the elution disk 9 for elution operation, and the corresponding flow tube 18b and the sample Tip 18c are washed.
- the grasping cup hand 10 is discarded from the throwing cup position 11a after being grasped; the nucleic acid loading module 7 draws the eluent from the reagent box 5 into the reaction cup 18a; then the nucleic acid gripping cup 10 grasps the reaction cup 18a to the nucleic acid mixed After the hooking operation is completed in the hook 8 and then it is taken back into the elution tray 9; the reaction cup 18a is started to be incubated in the elution tray 9 at the same time, and the nucleic acid gripping cup 10 grasps the next reaction cup to the nucleic acid mixed hook.
- the garbage hook operation is completed in the device 8.
- the reaction cup 18a is incubated at a constant temperature for a certain period of time, and the elution is completed after the nucleic acid loading module 7 loads the nucleic acid Tip 6b at the nucleic acid Tip cassette 6c, and the eluted product is aspirated from the reaction cup 18a and dispensed into the well on the nucleic acid output plate 6a.
- the step of extracting the eluted product may be performed under the action of a magnetic field to avoid the absorption of the magnetic beads; thereafter, the nucleic acid Tip 6b is unloaded into the tossing position 11 b to be discarded; and finally the cuvette 18a of the completed test is caught by the nucleic acid.
- the embodiment of the present invention provides a single-tube based automatic nucleic acid extraction device and a working method thereof, which is performed for each test.
- each test involves multiple test sessions, including dispensing of the reaction solution, mixing and incubation, magnetic separation, and elution, with a single reaction vessel for each test session.
- the processing unit for example, when the reaction container A1 completes the operation B1, is flowed to the next operation B2, and the operation B2 is performed, while the next reaction container A2 of the reaction container A1 is flown to the operation B1, and the operation B1 is performed. So on and so forth. Therefore, the single reaction vessel can be used as the processing unit for the flow of the processing unit, and multiple samples are not required to perform the same operation in parallel at the same time, effectively separating the interval between the test and the test, reducing the parallel operation between different tests, and effectively solving the problem. The problem of cross-contamination between tests.
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