WO2022080020A1 - 生体粒子分取装置、生体粒子分取システム、及び情報処理装置 - Google Patents

生体粒子分取装置、生体粒子分取システム、及び情報処理装置 Download PDF

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WO2022080020A1
WO2022080020A1 PCT/JP2021/031725 JP2021031725W WO2022080020A1 WO 2022080020 A1 WO2022080020 A1 WO 2022080020A1 JP 2021031725 W JP2021031725 W JP 2021031725W WO 2022080020 A1 WO2022080020 A1 WO 2022080020A1
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竜 鋤柄
康一朗 佐藤
宗哲 大沢
伸一 吉田
侑大 柳下
マルクオレル ブルン
肇 松田
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  • This disclosure relates to a bioparticle sorting device, a bioparticle sorting system, and an information processing device. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to a bioparticle sorting device, a bioparticle sorting system, and an information processing device that display a screen relating to control and / or execution of the bioparticle sorting process.
  • a large number of graphs and / or a table of statistics are displayed on the screen of the information processing apparatus, for example, gate setting or adjustment is performed. Further, a desired biological particle is also separated by using the result of the analysis.
  • the device that performs the sorting is also called a cell sorter. Further, in recent years, a device for separating biological particles in a closed space has been proposed, and the device is also called a closed sorter.
  • Patent Document 1 includes a determination unit that determines whether to separate the fine particles based on the light generated by irradiating the fine particles flowing in the flow path.
  • a primary preparative determination is made to determine whether the microparticles belong to any of two or more different microparticle populations based on the characteristics of the light, and any of the microparticle populations in the primary preparative determination.
  • Disclosed is a fine particle sorting device that makes a secondary sorting determination to determine whether to sort the fine particles determined to belong to the above two or more different fine particle populations based on the specified particle composition ratio. ing.
  • the sorting process conditions such as the gate setting are set.
  • the setting is made via various data displayed on the screen as described above.
  • highly specialized knowledge for example, knowledge about biological particles and knowledge about sorting devices
  • Devices such as flow cytometers and cell sorters that have been commercially available so far are designed on the assumption that the user has such specialized knowledge.
  • the setting of the sorting processing conditions itself is accustomed to the use of the various data. While performed by a user (eg, a highly specialized scientific researcher or developer), the actual preparative operation is less accustomed to using the various data than the device user. It is expected to be performed by a user (for example, a worker or an operator in a cell therapy drug manufacturing factory).
  • the main object of the present disclosure is to provide a bioparticle sorting device that is easy to use or operate for both of these two types of users.
  • the first display mode that accepts the input of operation control data related to the bioparticle sorting process
  • the second display mode in which the operation screen for processing execution is displayed
  • Have Provided is a biological particle sorting device that operates in the first display mode or the second display mode based on the identification information.
  • a bioparticle sorting device that accepts input of operation control data related to bioparticle sorting processing and executes the sorting processing from the operation control data via the processing condition setting screen related to bioparticle sorting processing. It is configured to send to the information processing device that operates the sorting device.
  • the operation control data includes processing condition data adopted by the bioparticle sorting device. It also provides an information processing device for controlling bioparticle sorting processing.
  • this disclosure is It is configured to receive operation control data related to the bioparticle sorting process and display the process execution operation screen generated based on the operation control data. It is configured to cause the bioparticle sorting device to execute the sorting process according to the instruction input by the operator via the processing execution operation screen.
  • the operation control data includes gate information that identifies bioparticles to be sorted in the process. On the process execution operation screen, adjustment of at least a part of the gate information is restricted.
  • this disclosure is The first bioparticle sorting device or information processing device that operates in the first display mode that accepts the input of operation control data related to the bioparticle sorting process.
  • a second bioparticle sorting device or information processing device that operates in the second display mode in which the operation screen for processing execution is displayed, Also provided is a bioparticle sorting system including.
  • FIG. 1 It is a schematic diagram which shows the example of the situation which operates the bioparticle sorting apparatus. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the biological sample analyzer of this disclosure. This is an example of a block diagram of the biological particle sorting device of the present disclosure. This is an example of a flow chart of processing performed by the biological particle sorting apparatus of the present disclosure. It is a figure which shows the example of the mode selection screen. It is a figure which shows the example of the identification information input screen. It is a figure which shows the example of the screen for setting a processing condition. It is a figure which shows the example of the screen for setting a processing condition. It is a figure which shows the example of the 1st display area. It is a figure which shows the example of the 2nd display area.
  • the first embodiment of the present disclosure (biological particle sorting device) (1) Device configuration example (2) Processing example (2-1) Display mode selection (2-2) First display mode (2-2-1) Screen configuration example displayed in the first display mode (2-1) 2-2-2) Example of processing in the first display mode (2-3) Second display mode (2-3-1) Configuration example of the screen displayed in the second display mode (2-3-2) No. (2) Example of processing in display mode (3) Modification example 3.
  • the second embodiment of the present disclosure (biological particle sorting system)
  • the preparative processing conditions for the preparative processing by the biological particle preparative device are set via various data displayed on the screen, and in order to set the preparative processing conditions, Highly specialized knowledge is often required. Therefore, it is considered difficult for the user such as the worker or the operator described above to properly use the conventional user interface. Therefore, it is desirable to provide a user interface that is easy for the user to use or operate.
  • a bioparticle sorting device such as a closed sorter
  • the user U wears work clothes and gloves for the clean room and bioparticle content. It is assumed that the taking device A is operated.
  • the glove is a lab glove made of a material such as latex.
  • fine operations are often difficult. For example, with respect to a touch panel, it is difficult to perform fine operations with the gloves on. Therefore, it is desirable to provide a user interface that is easy to use or operate even in such a state.
  • the present disclosure provides a bioparticle sorting device having a first display mode for accepting input of operation control data related to bioparticle sorting processing and a second display mode for displaying a processing execution operation screen.
  • the bioparticle sorting device may be configured to operate in a first display mode or a second display mode based on the identification information.
  • the researcher or the developer transfers the operation control data (for example, work procedure information) related to the preparative processing operation to be performed by the worker or the operator via the processing condition setting screen. input.
  • the operation execution operation screen generated based on the operation control data is presented to the operator. This allows the researcher or developer to easily create instructions for the operator such as correct work procedures and / or precautions for each preparative process. Then, the operator can execute an appropriate preparative process according to the instruction displayed on the process execution operation screen, according to the designated work procedure, and referring to the precautions.
  • a user who operates the bioparticle sorting device in the first display mode is also referred to as a "first user", and a user who operates the bioparticle sorting device in the second display mode is referred to as a "second user”.
  • the first user may be a user who designs and / or develops a preparative process to be executed in the second display mode.
  • the first user is, for example, the above-mentioned researcher or developer.
  • the second user may be a user who operates the bioparticle sorting device according to the instruction input in the first display mode to execute the sorting process.
  • the second user is, for example, the operator or worker described above.
  • the biological particle sorting device may be configured as a biological sample analyzer as described below.
  • FIG. 2A shows a configuration example of the biological sample analyzer of the present disclosure.
  • the biological sample analyzer 6100 shown in FIG. 2A has a light irradiation unit 6101 that irradiates the biological sample S flowing through the flow path C with light, and a detection unit 6102 that detects the light generated by irradiating the biological sample S with light. , And an information processing unit 6103 that processes information about the light detected by the detection unit.
  • Examples of the biological sample analyzer 6100 include a flow cytometer and an imaging cytometer.
  • the biological sample analyzer 6100 may include a sorting unit 6104 that sorts specific biological particles P in the biological sample. As an example of the biological sample analyzer 6100 including the preparative unit, a cell sorter can be mentioned.
  • the biological sample S may be a liquid sample containing biological particles.
  • the biological particle is, for example, a cell or a non-cellular biological particle.
  • the cell may be a living cell, and more specific examples thereof include blood cells such as erythrocytes and leukocytes, and germ cells such as sperm and fertilized eggs. Further, the cells may be those directly collected from a sample such as whole blood, or may be cultured cells obtained after culturing. Examples of the non-cellular biological particles include extracellular vesicles, particularly exosomes and microvesicles.
  • the biological particles may be labeled with one or more labeling substances (eg, dyes (particularly fluorescent dyes) and fluorescent dye-labeled antibodies, etc.).
  • the biological sample analyzer of the present disclosure may analyze particles other than biological particles, or may analyze beads or the like for calibration or the like.
  • the flow path C is configured so that the biological sample S flows.
  • the flow path C can be configured to form a flow in which the biological particles contained in the biological sample are arranged in a substantially row.
  • the flow path structure including the flow path C may be designed so that a laminar flow is formed.
  • the flow path structure is designed so that a laminar flow is formed in which the flow of the biological sample (sample flow) is surrounded by the flow of the sheath liquid.
  • the design of the flow path structure may be appropriately selected by those skilled in the art, and known ones may be adopted.
  • the flow path C may be formed in a flow channel structure such as a microchip (a chip having a flow path on the order of micrometers) or a flow cell.
  • the width of the flow path C may be 1 mm or less, and in particular, 10 ⁇ m or more and 1 mm or less.
  • the flow path C and the flow path structure including the flow path C may be formed of a material such as plastic or glass.
  • the biological sample analyzer of the present disclosure is configured so that the biological sample flowing in the flow path C, particularly the biological particles in the biological sample, is irradiated with the light from the light irradiation unit 6101.
  • the biological sample analyzer of the present disclosure may be configured such that the light irradiation point (interrogation point) for the biological sample is in the flow path structure in which the flow path C is formed, or the irradiation of the light.
  • the points may be configured to be outside the flow path structure.
  • a configuration in which the light is irradiated to the flow path C in the microchip or the flow cell can be mentioned.
  • the biological particles after exiting from the flow path structure may be irradiated with the light, and examples thereof include a Jet in Air type flow cytometer.
  • the light irradiation unit 6101 includes a light source unit that emits light and a light guide optical system that guides the light to an irradiation point.
  • the light source unit includes one or a plurality of light sources.
  • the type of light source is, for example, a laser light source or an LED.
  • the wavelength of the light emitted from each light source may be any wavelength of ultraviolet light, visible light, or infrared light.
  • the light guide optical system includes optical components such as beam splitters, mirrors or optical fibers. Further, the light guide optical system may include a lens group for condensing light, and includes, for example, an objective lens.
  • the irradiation point where the light intersects with the biological sample may be one or more.
  • the light irradiation unit 6101 may be configured to collect light emitted from one or a plurality of different light sources with respect to one irradiation point.
  • the detection unit 6102 includes at least one photodetector that detects the light generated by irradiating the biological particles with light.
  • the light to be detected is, for example, fluorescence or scattered light (for example, one or more of forward scattered light, backscattered light, and side scattered light).
  • Each photodetector comprises one or more light receiving elements, eg, having a light receiving element array.
  • Each photodetector may include one or more PMTs (photomultiplier tubes) and / or photodiodes such as APDs and MPPCs as light receiving elements.
  • the photodetector includes, for example, a PMT array in which a plurality of PMTs are arranged in a one-dimensional direction.
  • the detection unit 6102 may include an image pickup device such as a CCD or CMOS.
  • the detection unit 6102 can acquire an image of biological particles (for example, a bright-field image, a dark-field image, a fluorescent image, etc.) by the image pickup device.
  • the detection unit 6102 includes a detection optical system that causes light of a predetermined detection wavelength to reach a corresponding photodetector.
  • the detection optical system includes a spectroscopic unit such as a prism or a diffraction grating or a wavelength separation unit such as a dichroic mirror or an optical filter.
  • the detection optical system disperses the light generated by, for example, irradiating the biological particles with light, so that the separated light is detected by a plurality of light detectors having a larger number of fluorescent dyes labeled with the biological particles. It is composed.
  • a flow cytometer including such a detection optical system is called a spectral type flow cytometer.
  • the detection optical system separates the light corresponding to the fluorescence wavelength range of a specific fluorescent dye from the light generated by irradiating the biological particles with light, and causes the corresponding light detector to detect the separated light. Is configured as follows.
  • the detection unit 6102 may include a signal processing unit that converts an electric signal obtained by a photodetector into a digital signal.
  • the signal processing unit may include an A / D converter as a device for performing the conversion.
  • the digital signal obtained by the conversion by the signal processing unit can be transmitted to the information processing unit 6103.
  • the digital signal can be handled by the information processing unit 6103 as data related to light (hereinafter, also referred to as "optical data").
  • the optical data may be optical data including, for example, fluorescence data. More specifically, the optical data may be light intensity data, and the light intensity may be light intensity data of light including fluorescence (may include feature quantities such as Area, Hight, Width, etc.). good.
  • the information processing unit 6103 includes, for example, a processing unit that executes processing of various data (for example, optical data) and a storage unit that stores various data.
  • the processing unit acquires the light data corresponding to the fluorescent dye from the detection unit 6102, the processing unit can perform fluorescence leakage correction (compensation processing) on the light intensity data.
  • the processing unit executes a fluorescence separation process on the optical data and acquires the light intensity data corresponding to the fluorescent dye.
  • the fluorescence separation treatment may be performed according to, for example, the unmixing method described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2011-232259.
  • the processing unit may acquire morphological information of biological particles based on the image acquired by the image pickup element.
  • the storage unit may be configured to store the acquired optical data.
  • the storage unit may be further configured to store spectral reference data used in the unmixing process.
  • the information processing unit 6103 can execute the determination of whether to sort the biological particles based on the optical data and / or the morphological information. Then, the information processing unit 6103 controls the sorting unit 6104 based on the result of the determination, and the bioparticles can be sorted by the sorting unit 6104.
  • the information processing unit 6103 may be configured to be able to output various data (for example, optical data or images). For example, the information processing unit 6103 can output various data (for example, a two-dimensional plot, a spectrum plot, etc.) generated based on the optical data. Further, the information processing unit 6103 may be configured to accept input of various data, for example, accepting a gating process on a plot by a user.
  • the information processing unit 6103 may include the output or an output unit (for example, a display) or an input unit (for example, a keyboard) for executing the input.
  • the information processing unit 6103 may be configured as a general-purpose computer, and may be configured as an information processing device including, for example, a CPU, RAM, and ROM.
  • the information processing unit 6103 may be included in the housing provided with the light irradiation unit 6101 and the detection unit 6102, or may be outside the housing. Further, various processes or functions by the information processing unit 6103 may be realized by a server computer or a cloud connected via a network.
  • the sorting unit 6104 executes sorting of biological particles according to the determination result by the information processing unit 6103.
  • the preparative method may be a method in which droplets containing biological particles are generated by vibration, a charge is applied to the droplets to be sorted, and the traveling direction of the droplets is controlled by an electrode.
  • the method of sorting may be a method of controlling the traveling direction of the biological particles in the flow path structure to perform sorting.
  • the flow path structure is provided with, for example, a pressure (injection or suction) or charge control mechanism.
  • a chip having a flow path structure in which the flow path C branches to a recovery flow path and a waste liquid flow path downstream thereof, and specific biological particles are recovered to the recovery flow path. (For example, the chip described in JP-A-2020-76736) can be mentioned.
  • a bioparticle sorting device may have a touch input capable display unit D, for example, as shown in FIG.
  • the display unit may be arranged on any surface of the housing of the device, particularly on the side surface, for example, a user standing (or sitting) in the vicinity of the device.
  • the screen of the display unit may be arranged at a position where the touch input can be performed.
  • the processing condition setting screen or the processing execution operation screen described later may be displayed on the display unit.
  • the bioparticle sorting device according to the present disclosure may have an introduction unit I for introducing a bioparticle-containing sample into the device.
  • the touch operation may be a tap (single tap), a long tap, a double tap, or the like, but is not limited thereto.
  • the touch operation may be, for example, dragging, swiping, pinching in, or pinching out.
  • the type of touch operation may be appropriately selected by those skilled in the art.
  • FIG. 2B is an example of a block diagram of a bioparticle sorting device.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 according to the present disclosure includes a display unit 101 and an information processing unit 102.
  • FIG. 3 is an example of a flow chart of processing performed by the bioparticle sorting device.
  • the display unit 101 outputs a screen in accordance with the present disclosure.
  • the screen may be a screen based on the data transmitted from the information processing unit 102.
  • the display unit 101 may include a display device known in the art.
  • the display unit 101 includes a display device having a rectangular screen, particularly a rectangular screen, and more particularly a horizontally long rectangular screen.
  • the size of the screen may be, for example, 10 inches or more, preferably 11 inches or more, and more preferably 12 inches or more.
  • the upper limit of the size of the screen may not be set in particular, but may be, for example, 30 inches or less, 25 inches or less, 22 inches or less, or 20 inches or less.
  • Such a screen size is suitable for displaying the screen displayed in each mode described below.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the display unit 101 to display the screen in accordance with the present disclosure.
  • the information processing unit 102 is configured to output data for displaying the screen.
  • the information processing unit 102 may be the information processing unit 6103 described in (1) above, but may be a separately prepared information processing unit.
  • the biological particle sorting device 100 may include a light irradiation unit 6101, a detection unit 6102, and a sorting unit 6104 described in (1) above, in addition to the display unit 101 and the information processing unit 102.
  • step S10 the bioparticle sorting device 100 (particularly, the information processing unit 102) starts processing.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the display unit 101 to output a mode selection screen prompting the user to select a mode.
  • the mode selection screen includes, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, a button for selecting a first display mode (First display mode button) and a button for selecting a second display mode (Second display mode button). ..
  • the mode selection screen may further include a button (Next button) for displaying the next processing screen after the mode is selected.
  • a more specific mode name may be displayed on each button displayed on the mode selection screen.
  • the first display mode may be displayed as a preparative processing condition setting mode, or may be displayed as a setting mode, a process development mode, a PD mode, or the like.
  • the second display mode may be displayed as a process execution operation mode, or may be displayed as an operation mode, an operation mode, an OP mode, or the like.
  • a button for selecting an administrator mode may be further displayed on the mode selection screen.
  • the information processing unit 102 can, for example, set or change the user's authority information.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the display unit 101 to output a screen prompting the user to input the identification information.
  • the identification information may include a user ID (or user name), and may further include a password.
  • the screen has a user ID input field and a password input field, for example, as shown in FIG. The user enters the identification information in these fields.
  • the information processing unit 102 refers to the input identification information, and determines whether or not the operation of the apparatus in the selected mode is permitted for the identification information. If permitted, the information processing unit 102 advances the process to step S13. If it is not permitted, the information processing unit 102 displays, for example, a screen indicating that it is not permitted on the display unit 101, and returns the process to steps S11 or S12.
  • step S13 the process in the selected mode is executed.
  • the processing in each mode will be described in (2-2) and (2-3) below.
  • steps S12 and S13 may be omitted.
  • the fact that any mode is selected in step S11 may be used as identification information.
  • only step S12 may be executed without executing step S11. That is, the information processing unit 102 may display a screen for accepting input of identification information on the display unit 101, and shift to the first display mode or the second display mode according to the input identification information.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 (particularly, the information processing unit 102) accepts the input of operation control data related to the bioparticle sorting process.
  • the display unit 101 may be capable of touch input.
  • the display unit 101 displays a processing condition setting screen that accepts input of operation control data related to the preparative processing of the biological particle-containing sample.
  • the operation control data may be data used for executing the preparative process in the second display mode, and particularly includes data for generating a process execution operation screen in the second display mode.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the display unit 101 to display a processing condition setting screen related to the biological particle sorting process.
  • the information processing unit 102 accepts the input of the operation control data via the processing condition setting screen.
  • the processing condition setting screen may be displayed on another display device instead of the display unit 101 provided in the biological particle sorting device 100.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may display the screen on a display device or an information processing device connected to the bioparticle sorting device 100 by wire or wirelessly via a network.
  • FIG. 6 shows a configuration example of the processing condition setting screen displayed on the display unit 101 by the bioparticle sorting device 100 (particularly, the information processing unit 102).
  • the processing condition setting screen 200 shown in the figure is a setting operation flow display area (hereinafter also referred to as “first display area”) for displaying an operation flow for setting processing conditions for preparative processing. ) 201 and a measurement data display area (hereinafter, also referred to as “second display area”) 251 for displaying measurement data related to the biological particle-containing sample.
  • first display area for displaying an operation flow for setting processing conditions for preparative processing.
  • second display area a measurement data display area for displaying measurement data related to the biological particle-containing sample.
  • the first display area is arranged on the left side of the processing condition setting screen, and the second display area is arranged on the right side of the processing condition setting screen. May be done. Alternatively, even if the first display area is arranged on the right side of the processing condition setting screen and the second display area is arranged on the left side of the processing condition setting screen. good.
  • the first display mode it is often required to set detailed preparative conditions, which requires confirmation of detailed measurement data, or a large number of plot data may be displayed on one screen. You will need it.
  • it is also required to present the progress of the work or the operation to be performed next to the first user. Therefore, as described above, by arranging the two areas on the left and right, a large second display area can be secured, which makes it easier for the first user to check the measurement data, and by displaying the operation flow. , The first user can check the work status.
  • the first display area is arranged on the left side of the processing condition setting screen and the second display area is arranged on the right side of the processing condition setting screen for improving operability.
  • the first display area may be arranged so as to be in contact with the left end of the processing condition setting screen, and the second display area may be arranged so as to be in contact with the right end of the processing condition setting screen.
  • the first display is arranged.
  • the area may be arranged so as to be in contact with the right end of the processing condition setting screen, and the second display area may be arranged so as to be in contact with the left end of the processing condition setting screen.
  • the arrangement of the first display area and the second display area may be changeable.
  • the former area is arranged on the right side and the latter area is arranged on the left side
  • the former area is arranged on the left side and the latter area is arranged on the right side.
  • the screen can be changed to a state.
  • the screen can be changed so as to be the opposite.
  • the first display area includes the procedure button area 202 and the setting information display area 203.
  • the procedure button area a plurality of processing buttons included in the operation flow are arranged in the order of processing.
  • the first display area is arranged at the left end of the processing condition setting screen, and the procedure button area is arranged at the left end of the first display area.
  • the procedure button area is arranged on the left side of the first display area, and the setting information display area is arranged on the right side of the first display area.
  • the procedure button area may be arranged on the right side of the first display area, and the setting information display area may be arranged on the left side of the first display area.
  • the user interface of a conventional bioparticle sorting device is often premised on being operated via the display of a personal computer on a desktop or laptop. In this case, for example, the cursor is operated with a mouse, and the tool buttons that are frequently selected are arranged at the top of the screen like a general software window. However, as shown in FIG.
  • the first display area is arranged on the left side of the processing condition setting screen and the second display area is arranged on the right side of the processing condition setting screen.
  • the first display area may be arranged so as to be in contact with the right end of the processing condition setting screen, and the procedure button area may be arranged on the right side of the first display area, and in particular, the area may be arranged on the right end of the processing condition setting screen. May be done.
  • the procedure button area 202 includes a plurality of processing buttons 204a to 204e, and each button indicates each of a plurality of processes performed from the start to the completion of the creation of operation control data.
  • the plurality of processing buttons may be arranged from the top to the bottom of the screen as shown in the figure. By arranging the plurality of processing buttons in one direction in this way, the order of each process can be grasped, and the progress of the work can be easily grasped.
  • a mark 205 eg, a downward triangle shown in the figure, an arrow, etc. may be placed between the two processing buttons to indicate that these steps are in order.
  • the color or shape of the button indicating the process being worked on may be different from the color or shape of the other buttons.
  • the processing buttons 204a indicating the process being performed may be shown in gray
  • the processing buttons 204b to 204e indicating other steps may be shown in white. This makes it easier to identify the process being worked on.
  • the shape of the plurality of processing buttons may be polygonal (for example, rectangular) or circular.
  • the size and arrangement interval of the plurality of buttons may be set so that two or more buttons are not selected when touched with a fingertip, for example.
  • the long side (or one side) may be, for example, 0.3 cm or more, preferably 0.5 cm or more. Further, the long side (or one side) may be, for example, 5 cm or less, preferably 3 cm or less.
  • the diameter (or major axis) may be, for example, 0.3 cm or more, preferably 0.5 cm or more.
  • the diameter (or major axis) may be, for example, 5 cm or less, preferably 3 cm or less.
  • the setting information display area 203 the contents corresponding to the process selected by each procedure button are displayed. More specifically, the setting information display area 203 displays the setting information corresponding to the processing button in response to the touch of any of the processing buttons. An example of the displayed contents will be described later.
  • the second display area may be configured to display one or more plots and may include a plurality of plot data, for example as shown in the figure.
  • a plurality of plot data may be arranged in a grid pattern.
  • the display format of the plurality of plot data may be changed to a list (for example, arranged from top to bottom). It is possible to set a gate for each plot data. That is, the second display area may be configured to receive input of gate information for specifying bioparticles to be separated in the process by a touch operation.
  • the second display area may display one or more operation buttons, and may display one or more operation buttons for displaying data associated with the one or more plots.
  • the associated data is, for example, fluorescence correction matrix data.
  • the matrix display button 206 is shown in the figure.
  • the matrix display button (Matrix button) is a button for displaying a window for displaying and / or adjusting the fluorescence correction matrix used for generating the plot data displayed in the measurement data area.
  • the associated data may be, for example, back data used to generate the plot.
  • the back data may include, for example, statistical information of each gate.
  • the gate tree display button 207 is shown in the figure.
  • the gate tree display button is a button for displaying a window for displaying a gate tree of plot data displayed in the measurement data area.
  • these operation buttons may be arranged in the measurement data display area, and may be particularly arranged in the right side portion (particularly the lower right portion) of the second display area. This makes it easy for the user's finger to access.
  • these operation buttons may be arranged on the left side portion (particularly, the lower left portion) of the second display area. Further, these buttons may be arranged in the operation button area described below. The details of the window displayed by touching these operation buttons will be described later.
  • the second display area may further include an operation button area 208. Further, the second display area may further include a tab area 209.
  • the operation button area is arranged on the right side of the second display area, and particularly on the right end of the second display area. This makes it easier for the first user to find each operation button. Further, since the operation button area is arranged at the end (right end) of the processing condition setting screen 200, the possibility of touching another button when touching the operation button is reduced, and an unintended part is touched. It is possible to reduce erroneous operations due to this. As described above, when the user operates the touch panel, if the frequently selected tool buttons are arranged at the top of the screen, it is difficult to touch the tool buttons. It also increases the likelihood of touching other buttons when moving your finger towards those tool buttons.
  • the operation button area on the right side (or left side) of the screen, particularly on the right end (or left end), it is easy to access the buttons in the operation button area. , It is unlikely to touch other buttons. Therefore, it is possible to provide a screen that is easy for the first user to use and operate.
  • the figure shows a second display area when the first display area is arranged on the left side of the processing condition setting screen and the second display area is arranged on the right side of the processing condition setting screen.
  • the second display is arranged.
  • the area may be arranged so as to be in contact with the left end of the processing condition setting screen, and the operation button area may be arranged on the left side of the setting second display area, particularly at the left end of the processing condition setting screen. May be placed.
  • a plurality of operation buttons 210a to 210h are displayed in the operation button area 208.
  • Each operation button is a button for performing an operation on the measurement data displayed on the screen.
  • the plurality of operation buttons may be arranged in a row from the top to the bottom of the screen, but may be arranged in two or more rows, for example.
  • the operation buttons 210a to 210h are arranged in the operation button area, but one or more of these operation buttons may be arranged in the measurement data display area.
  • the shape of the plurality of operation buttons may be polygonal (for example, rectangular) or circular.
  • the size and arrangement interval of the plurality of buttons may be set so that two or more buttons are not selected when touched with a fingertip, for example.
  • the long side (or one side) may be, for example, 0.3 cm or more, preferably 0.5 cm or more. Further, the long side (or one side) may be, for example, 5 cm or less, preferably 3 cm or less.
  • the diameter (or major axis) may be, for example, 0.3 cm or more, preferably 0.5 cm or more.
  • the diameter (or major axis) may be, for example, 5 cm or less, preferably 3 cm or less.
  • the plurality of operation buttons may include, for example, the Undo button 210a and the Redo button 210b.
  • the former is a button for canceling an operation on the data on the screen.
  • the latter is a button for re-executing an operation on the data on the screen or canceling the operation.
  • the plurality of operation buttons may include one or more toolbox display buttons.
  • the toolbox display button include the worksheet toolbox display button 210c (Worksheet button), the plot toolbox display button 210d (Plot button), and the gate toolbox display button 210e (Gate button).
  • the plurality of operation buttons may include one, two, or all three of them.
  • the worksheet toolbox button is a button for displaying a toolbox including a plurality of buttons for controlling the display format of plot data displayed in the measurement data area.
  • the plot toolbox display button is a button for displaying a toolbox including a plurality of buttons for adjusting the contents of each plot data.
  • the gate toolbox display button is a button for displaying a toolbox including a plurality of buttons for adjusting the gate information set in each plot data. Details of these toolboxes will be described later.
  • the plurality of operation buttons may further include a plurality of buttons for changing the display magnification of the plot data displayed in the second display area.
  • the plurality of operation buttons may include a plurality of buttons 210f to 210h for displaying each plot data at a predetermined magnification, as shown in FIG.
  • the plurality of operation buttons may include a button for increasing the magnification and / or a button for decreasing the magnification.
  • the tab area 209 is an area in which one or more tabs for displaying only one of a plurality of open worksheets in the second display area are displayed. By selecting a tab, that tab becomes active and the worksheets associated with that tab are displayed in the second display area. Worksheets associated with inactive tabs are not displayed.
  • the tab of worksheet A is active, and the plot data group included in worksheet A is displayed.
  • worksheet B is also included in the same experimental file, but worksheet B is inactive and the plot data group contained in worksheet B is not displayed.
  • the worksheet associated with the active tab (also referred to as the active worksheet) may mean the worksheet to be sorted.
  • the bioparticle sorting device may perform the bioparticle sorting process according to the gate information in the active worksheet.
  • an inactive tab is a tab associated with a worksheet other than the active worksheet.
  • a worksheet associated with an inactive tab is also called an inactive worksheet.
  • the inactive worksheet may be, for example, a worksheet for preparative processing performed in the past and / or a worksheet for reference.
  • Inactive tabs may be grouped and displayed at the edge of the tab area 209 (eg, the right edge or the left edge).
  • the display position of the active tab in the tab area is fixed.
  • the tab area may be displayed so that the tab selected by the first user exists at the left end (or right end) in the tab area. In this case, the inactive tabs are placed at the right end (or left end).
  • the size of the tab may be constant, but is preferably dynamically changed.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays, for example, the size of the selected tab in the horizontal direction (character arrangement direction) larger than the size of the unselected tab in the horizontal direction. This allows the selected tab to be highlighted and presented to the user. For example, as shown in FIG. 10A, the lateral size of the active tab 211 is displayed to be larger than the size of the inactive tab 212.
  • the size of the tab may be changed as the position of the tab is changed, or may be changed depending on whether or not the tab is selected, regardless of the change in the position of the tab.
  • the information processing unit 102 may change the size of the tab so that all the worksheet names of the active tabs are displayed in the tab. This allows the selected tab to be highlighted and presented to the user. For example, in FIG. 10A, for the active tab 211, all the file names "Worksheet_123456789" are displayed. On the other hand, in FIG. 10B, the tab 211 is inactive, and accordingly, a part of the file name "Worksheet_123” and the abbreviation "" are displayed in the tab 211.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display, for example, one active tab and one or two other tabs in the tab area, along with at least a portion of the worksheet name.
  • One or more tabs other than these may be configured to be displayed by pull-down, for example, to be displayed in a pull-down menu displayed by touching or selecting a predetermined button. This allows you to intuitively understand which worksheet is active (especially the worksheet being measured). In addition, even when many worksheets are open in a narrow screen, the worksheet names to be compared or referred to can be easily confirmed, and the worksheets can be switched by one touch or click. For example, pull-down buttons as indicated by reference numeral 213 in FIGS. 10A and 10B may be displayed in the tab area.
  • a pull-down menu may be displayed, for example, as shown in FIG. 10C.
  • the pull-down button is arranged in the active tab in FIGS. 10A and 10B, but may be arranged in the inactive tab, or may be arranged at another position in the tab area. May be good.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display a pull-down button for displaying a list of non-displayed worksheets by pull-down in the tab area.
  • FIG. 11 shows an example of a flow chart when the process in the first display mode is performed in step S13 described in (2-1) above.
  • a process executed by the bioparticle sorting device in the first display mode particularly a screen displayed in the process, will be described.
  • step S101 When the processing in step S13 is started, the information processing unit 102 causes the display unit 101 to display the processing condition setting screen shown in FIG.
  • the processing condition setting screen shown in FIG.
  • a process button for creating a new experiment file or opening an existing experiment file as an Experiment button in the figure.
  • 204a shown may be selected.
  • the information processing unit 102 has a button for creating a new experiment file and a button for opening an existing experiment file in the setting information display area, as shown in the figure.
  • the displayed file open area 214 (Open / New Experiment area) and the property area 215 (Experiment properties area) for displaying the properties of the experiment file are displayed.
  • the information processing unit 102 determines the property area.
  • the title box (box labeled Title) and the tag box (box labeled Tag) inside are emptied, and the second display area is emptied.
  • the title box is a field in which the name data of the experimental file is input.
  • the tag box is a field in which a tag (keyword) for searching an experimental file is input.
  • the first user inputs title data and tag data in the property area.
  • the input title data and tag data may be included in the operation control data.
  • the information processing unit 102 selects the existing experiment file as the first user. Display the screen to be displayed. In response to the first user selecting an existing experiment file on the screen, the information processing unit 102 puts the title data and tag data included in the existing experiment file in the title box and the tag box, respectively. Output. For example, in the processing condition setting screen shown in FIG. 6, "Experiment A" is output as the experiment file name and "foo, bar, chili” is output as the tag.
  • other property data related to operation control data may be displayed in the property area.
  • the other property data may include, for example, the creation date and the last update date of the operation control data.
  • the other property data may also be included in the operation control data.
  • an export button for exporting open operation control data (indicated as an Export button in the figure) and / or the operation control data is saved.
  • a save button (shown as a Save button in the figure) may be displayed.
  • the first user inputs the property data in the property area, or when the existing experiment file is opened, the property data in the property area is confirmed, and then the bioparticle-containing sample. Select the Acquisition button in the Procedure button area to get data about.
  • Data acquisition process S102 In response to the acquisition button being selected, the information processing unit 102 changes the color of the button so as to indicate that the acquisition button is selected in the first display area (particularly the procedure button area). ..
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the setting information display area to display the screen as shown in FIG.
  • the screen is a screen for controlling a process of acquiring data (optical data, particularly scattered light data and / or fluorescence data) related to biological particles in a biological particle-containing sample.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the setting information display area to display the flow control area 216 (Flow control area) and the recording control area 217 (Record control area), as shown in the figure.
  • buttons for controlling the operation of flowing the bioparticle-containing sample into the flow path where the preparative processing is performed and data indicating the status of the operation are displayed.
  • the button group includes a start button (Start button) for starting the operation of flowing the sample (or restarting the paused operation), and a pause button (Pause button) for suspending the operation. ), An end button (Stop button) for ending the operation, and a restart button (Restart button) for executing the completed operation again.
  • the elapsed time of the operation, the number of events detected in the operation, the detection ratio (the number of event detections per hour), and the like may be displayed.
  • a button group for controlling the recording of the preparative determination result based on the set gate and data indicating the status of the recording are displayed.
  • the button group includes a start button (Record button) for starting the recording (or restarting the paused recording), a pause button (Pause button) for pausing the recording, and a pause button.
  • a start button for starting the recording (or restarting the paused recording)
  • a pause button for pausing the recording
  • a pause button for pausing the recording
  • an end button (Stop button) to end the recording.
  • the elapsed time of the recording operation, the number of events to be analyzed, and the like may be displayed.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may display an area 218 for setting a gain and / or a threshold value in the setting information display area.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may be configured so that the gain and / or the threshold value can be set in the detection unit in the area. With these settings, it is possible to control the type or range of events to be analyzed.
  • the area is closed. When the user selects the area, the area for making the setting is expanded. The first user inputs the gain and / or threshold settings in this area.
  • the input setting data regarding the gain and / or the threshold value may be included as a part of the operation control data, and in particular, the processing conditions adopted by the processing apparatus that executes the processing in the above-mentioned "(a) the second mode". It may be treated as part of the "data”.
  • the first user selects the Analysis button 204c in the procedure button area after the light detection data of a predetermined number of events is acquired.
  • the information processing unit 102 may automatically shift to the state in which the Analysis button 204c is selected when the data of the preset number of events is obtained.
  • the information processing unit 102 changes the color of the button so as to indicate that the Analysis button is selected in the first display area (particularly the procedure button area). ..
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the setting information display area to display the screen as shown in FIG.
  • the screen is a screen for setting a gate for separating target bioparticles based on the optical data acquired in the data acquisition step.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays the flow control area 219 and the fluorescence correction setting area 220 (displayed as the Compensation control area in the figure) in the setting information display area.
  • the flow control area 219 is the same as the flow control area 216 described with respect to the Acquisition step above, and is a group of buttons for controlling the operation of flowing the bioparticle-containing sample into the flow path where the preparative processing is performed, and the operation thereof. Data showing the situation is displayed.
  • a check box for selecting whether to apply the fluorescence correction (displayed as Apply compensation in the figure) and a loaded correction matrix are displayed.
  • a correction factor input box of 1 or more for adjusting the included correction factor (a numerical value of 10.0 is input in the figure) is displayed.
  • the correction matrix is adjusted by inputting a numerical value to the correction alphanumerical input box.
  • the name of the applied correction matrix (displayed as default matrix for 4 laser in the figure), the button for loading the correction matrix (Load button), and the loaded correction matrix.
  • a button (Save button) for saving the adjusted correction matrix may be displayed.
  • the first user inputs settings (correction coefficient, etc.) related to the correction matrix in this area.
  • the input setting data regarding the correction matrix may be included in the operation control data, and in particular, a part of the "(a) processing condition data adopted by the processing apparatus that executes the processing in the second mode". May be included as.
  • the input gate information may be included in the operation control data, and in particular, is included as a part of the "(a) processing condition data adopted by the processing apparatus that executes the processing in the second mode”. good.
  • the gate information setting may be appropriately executed by the first user. For example, generate plot data from the acquired optical data, set a gate on the generated plot data, expand the gate to generate more plot data, and set more gates on the plot data. do. By appropriately repeating the operations of plot data generation, gate setting, and expansion in this way, gate information for sorting the target biological particles is generated.
  • the generated plot data may be a two-dimensional plot or a one-dimensional plot, and the type of plot data may be appropriately selected by the first user. Further, the scattered light / fluorescence channel adopted as the axis of each plot data and the scale of the axis may be appropriately selected by the first user.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the second display area to display one or more plot data generated for setting the above gate information.
  • the generated one or more plot data may be included in the operation control data.
  • one or more image data of one or more generated plot data may be included in the operation control data, and in particular, the processing device may be included in the "second mode" of the above (c). It may be included as a part of "instruction data for an operator directed to an operator to operate", and more particularly, it may be included as data to be referred to by a second user.
  • the window displayed by selecting the matrix display button and / or the gate tree display button may be referred to. These will be described below.
  • the window displayed by selecting the matrix display button is shown in FIG. 15A.
  • the window 221 includes a correction matrix 222 applied to the displayed measurement data.
  • the size of the window may be smaller than the size of the second display area.
  • the area of the window may be, for example, 60% or less, preferably 50% or less of the area of the second display area.
  • the area of the window may be, for example, 20% or more, preferably 30% or more of the area of the second display area. This makes it possible to adjust the parameters in the correction matrix while checking the measurement data displayed in the second display area.
  • the window has a file name display field for displaying the file name of the correction matrix (named File name in the figure), and a read button for reading the correction matrix (indicated as File name in the figure). It may include a Load button) and a save button (Save button) for saving the adjusted matrix for correction.
  • the window also has a checkbox for choosing whether to apply the correction, a checkbox for choosing whether to make manual adjustments on the plot, and a matrix calculated from the acquired data, as shown in the figure. It may include a Calculate button to do so and a checkbox to choose whether to use the Negative Value.
  • the information processing apparatus 102 selects such as displaying a cross-shaped indicator 223 for emphasizing the selected correction coefficient.
  • Image processing may be performed to emphasize the corrected correction coefficient. This makes it easier for the first user to confirm the correction coefficient selected by himself / herself.
  • the information processing unit 102 may be configured to accept adjustments of each correction coefficient in the correction matrix. The status of the adjustment is shown in FIG. 15B. As shown in the figure, the information processing apparatus 102 causes the slider 224 to be displayed in the vicinity of the selected position by the finger of the first user selecting the correction coefficient to be adjusted. Along with this, the information processing apparatus 102 may perform image processing for emphasizing the slider, such as coloring the window 221 in gray as shown in the figure. As shown in the figure, the slider may be an indicator that can be moved in the vertical direction, or may be an indicator that can be moved in the left-right direction or any other two directions. The information processing unit 102 may display the slider movement button 225 for moving the slider in the vicinity of the slider. The slider may be moved in response to the button being selected.
  • the information processing unit 102 may enlarge the box 226 displaying the selected correction coefficient and display it in the vicinity of the slider. As a result, the first user can easily confirm the value of the correction coefficient selected by himself / herself.
  • the information processing apparatus 102 changes the value of the correction coefficient in the box in response to the movement of the slider or the touch of the button.
  • the first user may adjust the correction matrix by operating the window.
  • the information processing apparatus 102 saves the corrected matrix data after the adjustment.
  • the corrected matrix data may be included in the operation control data, and in particular, as a part of the "(a) processing condition data adopted by the processing apparatus that executes the processing in the second mode". May be included.
  • the display or non-display of the window may be switched by touching the matrix display button, that is, the matrix display button may be a toggle button.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the window to be displayed in the processing condition setting screen, and then the matrix display button is further touched by the user. Accordingly, the information processing unit 102 closes the displayed window. While it is expected that the window will be frequently confirmed by the first user, if the window is always displayed, it will be difficult to confirm the plot data in the measurement data display area. Therefore, by making the matrix display button a toggle button as described above, it is possible to easily confirm the plot data and improve the convenience of the window.
  • the matrix display button is preferably arranged at the edge of the processing condition setting screen, particularly at the edge of the second display area. This makes it easier for the user to touch the matrix display button.
  • the matrix display button 206 is arranged in the measurement data display area of the second display area, but the button may be arranged in the operation button area.
  • FIG. 16 shows an example of a window displayed by selecting the gate tree display button.
  • Window 227 shown in the figure shows statistical data of the displayed measurement data group.
  • the size of the window may be smaller than the size of the second display area.
  • the area of the window may be, for example, 60% or less, preferably 50% or less of the area of the second display area.
  • the area of the window may be, for example, 20% or more, preferably 30% or more of the area of the second display area. This makes it possible to adjust the parameters in the correction matrix while checking the measurement data displayed in the second display area.
  • the statistical data includes the name of each gate. Further, the statistical data includes the number of events contained in each gate, the ratio of the number of events contained in each gate to the number of events displayed in a certain plot data, and the events contained in each gate to the total number of events. It may include one, two, or all three of the proportions of the numbers.
  • the name of each gate includes the number of events corresponding to each gate and the ratio of the above two types.
  • the information processing unit 102 may be configured to change the statistical data according to the adjustment of each gate. Since the statistical data is frequently confirmed in the bioparticle sorting process, the statistical data is changed in conjunction with the gate adjustment, so that the first user can efficiently affect the effect of the gate adjustment. You can check.
  • the display or non-display of the window may be switched by touching the gate tree display button, that is, the gate tree display button may be a toggle button.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the window to be displayed in the processing condition setting screen, and then the gate tree display button is further touched by the user. Accordingly, the information processing unit 102 closes the displayed window. While it is assumed that the window is also frequently confirmed by the first user, if the window is always displayed, it becomes difficult to confirm the plot data in the measurement data display area. Therefore, by using the gate tree display button as a toggle button as described above, it is possible to easily confirm the plot data and improve the convenience of the window.
  • the gate tree display button is preferably arranged at the edge of the processing condition setting screen, particularly at the edge of the second display area. This makes it easier for the user to touch the gate tree display button.
  • the gate tree display button 207 is arranged in the measurement data display area of the second display area, but the button may be arranged in the operation button area.
  • the toolbox group displayed by selecting the worksheet toolbox display button, the plot toolbox display button, and the gate toolbox display button can be used. These will be described below.
  • FIG. 17 shows an example of a toolbox displayed by selecting the worksheet toolbox display button.
  • Toolbox 228, shown in the figure includes a set of buttons for adjusting settings applied to the entire worksheet or processing for the entire worksheet.
  • the toolbox contains an area 229 containing one or more buttons for adjusting the number of events that the worksheet displays, and adjusts the display format of the plot data in the worksheet.
  • One, two, or three of an area 230 containing one or more buttons for doing so and an area 231 containing one or more buttons for exporting worksheets may be included.
  • the first user uses the toolbox to set the worksheet.
  • worksheet setting data is generated. That is, the worksheet setting data includes any one or more data input via the above toolbox.
  • the data input in this way may be included as a part of the operation control data, for example, as a part of "(b) Display control data related to display on the process execution operation screen in the second mode". May be included.
  • event number data data input via area 229 that specifies the number of events to be displayed
  • display format data that specifies the display format of plot data (data input via area 230)
  • Both of these may be included in the display control data of (b) above. It should be noted that these data may be treated as being included in the "(a) processing condition data adopted by the processing apparatus that executes the processing in the second mode".
  • FIG. 18 shows an example of a toolbox displayed by selecting the plot toolbox display button.
  • the toolbox 232 shown in the figure includes buttons for adjusting the settings applied to each plot data or for manipulating each plot data.
  • the toolbox is Area 233 containing one or more buttons for manipulating plot data (including, for example, a new plot button, a plot format change button, a plot data copy button, and a plot data paste button (for overlay analysis)).
  • Area 234 containing one or more buttons for adjusting the axes of the plot data eg, scale setting (log scale or linear scale) change button for each axis, automatic adjustment buttons for both axes, copy / paste buttons for axes, and Area 235 containing tool buttons for axis adjustment, etc.
  • buttons for exporting worksheets One, two, or three of these may be included.
  • the first user uses the toolbox to set each plot. This will generate plot setting data. That is, the plot setting data includes any one or more data entered via the toolbox above.
  • the data input in this way may be included as a part of the operation control data, for example, as a part of "(b) Display control data related to display on the process execution operation screen in the second mode". May be included.
  • the axis specifying data (data input via the area 234) that specifies the display format of the axis of the plot data may be included in the display control data of the above (b). It should be noted that these data may be treated as being included in the "(a) processing condition data adopted by the processing apparatus that executes the processing in the second mode".
  • FIG. 19 shows an example of a toolbox displayed by selecting the gate toolbox display button.
  • the toolbox 236 shown in the figure contains a set of buttons for setting a gate for each plot data.
  • the toolbox is Area 237 containing one or more buttons for operating each gate (including, for example, a new gate creation button, a gate format change button, a gate copy button, a gate paste button, and a gate deletion button).
  • Area 238 containing one or more buttons for changing the display format of each gate eg, a line color change button that defines a gate, a line width change button, and a button for changing the context of overlapping gates.
  • One, two, or three of these may be included.
  • the first user sets each gate by using the toolbox.
  • gate setting data is generated. That is, the gate setting data includes any one or more data input via the toolbox.
  • the data input in this way may be included as a part of the operation control data, for example, as a part of "(b) Display control data related to display on the process execution operation screen in the second mode". May be included.
  • gate-specific data that identifies the generated gate (data entered through area 237), data that identifies the display format of the gate (data entered through area 238), or both. It may be included in the display control data of the above (b). It should be noted that these data may be treated as being included in the "(a) processing condition data adopted by the processing apparatus that executes the processing in the second mode".
  • the information processing unit 102 sets the operation panel for operating the plot in the vicinity of the touched position in response to the touch of any plot in the second display area. To display. Examples of the operation panel are shown in FIGS. 32A and 32B.
  • a plurality of plots are displayed in the second display area. It is assumed that the finger F of the first user touches any one of the plots.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the operation panel 260 to be displayed in the vicinity of the plot, as shown in FIG. 32B.
  • the position where the operation panel is displayed may be more specifically near the touched position.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display the operation panel 260 within, for example, 5 cm, preferably within 4 cm, more preferably within 3 cm, and even more preferably within 2 cm from the touched position.
  • the distance may mean the distance between the touched position and the point closest to the touched position in the area of the operation panel.
  • the operation panel may include one or more operation tool selection buttons.
  • the operation tool selection button may include, for example, one or more tool buttons that are frequently used by the user.
  • the operation tool selection button included in the operation panel may be configured so that the user can change it.
  • the operation tool selection button includes, for example, any one or more buttons included in the plot toolbox and / or any one or more buttons included in the gate toolbox.
  • the operation panel 260 shown in FIG. 32B includes a new plot button, a plot format change button, a plot data copy button, and a plot data paste button among the buttons mentioned with respect to the plot toolbox. Moreover, among the buttons mentioned regarding the gate toolbox, a button for creating a new gate is included.
  • different operation panels may be displayed in the vicinity of the touch position depending on the plot portion to be touched.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display an operation panel (toolbox) for performing X-axis adjustment in the vicinity of the touch position.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display an operation panel (toolbox) for adjusting the Y-axis in the vicinity of the touch position.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display the operation panel (toolbox) for gate adjustment in the vicinity of the touch position in response to the touch in the frame of the gate.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays a slider bar for changing the display format of any of the plot axes in the second display area in response to being touched.
  • the slider bar is a slider bar for adjusting a numerical range or a scale of each axis.
  • the axes of each plot data may be axes of either Biexponential, Linear, or Log format.
  • three slider bars are displayed for setting the Biexponential axis.
  • An example of the slider bar displayed for setting the Biexponential axis will be described with reference to FIGS. 33A to 33D.
  • the first user touches the axis portion of any of the plot data.
  • the information processing unit 102 has three slider bars 270A, 270B, and three slider bars 270A, 270B, next to the axis of the plot data, as shown in FIG. 33B.
  • Display 270C the slider bar 270A is a slider bar used for adjusting the maximum value of the axis
  • the slider 270B is a slider bar used for adjusting the width of the vicinity of 0 of the axis
  • 270C is a slider bar used to adjust the minimum value of the axis.
  • the information processing unit 102 changes the plot data (display of axis and event data) according to the drag operation of the knob of each slider bar. Even when the drag operation is moved upward or downward beyond the display range of the slider bar, the change of the plot data may be continued. This makes it easy to adjust the axis even when the plot data is displayed small, for example. Although the above three types of slider bars are displayed in FIG. 33B, the information processing unit 102 may display any one or two of these three types. The information processing unit 102 erases the slider when an area other than the slider bar is touched.
  • the information processing unit 102 changes the display format of the knob 271 of the slider bar in response to the touch of the slider bar by the user's finger F.
  • the change is preferably such that the post-touch knob 271B is larger than the pre-touch knob 271A and / or the shape of the post-touch knob 271B is the pre-touch knob 271A, as shown in FIGS. 33C and D. It is a change that is different from the shape of.
  • one slider bar may be displayed for setting the Linear axis or the Log axis.
  • the information processing unit 102 may change the numerical range of the axis according to the movement of the knob of the one slider bar.
  • the information processing unit 102 can display an enlarged image of the touched portion in response to the touch of the data display portion of any of the plots in the second display area.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays an enlarged image of the touched position. Display in the vicinity of the position. The display of the enlarged image will be described below with reference to FIGS. 34A and 34B.
  • a gate 280 is set in the plot data shown in FIG. 34A. Further, a plurality of handles 281 (indicated by a quadrangle) are set in advance in the gate 280.
  • the information processing unit 102 has an enlarged image 282 centered on the position of the handle, as shown in FIG. 34B, in response to the touch of the handle. Is displayed in the vicinity of the touched position or in the vicinity of the plot data. Further, along with the display of the enlarged image 282, the information processing unit 102 displays the touched handle in a large size as indicated by the reference numeral 283.
  • the entire gate is selected in response to the touch of a portion other than the handle (the line defining the gate or the inside thereof), and the information processing unit 102 sets the entire gate by, for example, a drag operation. Move it.
  • each handle may be polygonal (particularly rectangular) or circular, or may be any other shape.
  • the size of each handle (the long side of a rectangle or one side of a square, the diameter of a circle) is, for example, 5 dots to 25 dots, preferably 10 dots to 20 dots in the untouched state, and is touched (the touched state). In the state of being displayed in a large size as described above), it may be, for example, 30 dots to 60 dots, preferably 40 dots to 55 dots. Further, the size of the handle in the touched state may be 1.5 to 5 times, preferably 2 to 4 times the size of the handle in the untouched state. By displaying the touched handle in a large size, the user can easily identify the touched handle.
  • the contents to be displayed in the above processing condition setting screen are diverse, and the size of the area where the plot data is displayed is also limited, and each plot data is often displayed small accordingly.
  • the gate set in the plot data is required to be finely adjusted. By displaying the enlarged image as described above, precise gate adjustment is possible even when the plot data is displayed small.
  • Step S104 For example, in response to the first user selecting the Sort button after the setting of the sorting gate information is completed in the Analysis step, the bioparticle sorting device 100 has the first display area (particularly the procedure button area). In, the color of the Sort button is changed so as to indicate that the button is selected.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays a screen in the setting information display area for controlling the sorting process by the bioparticle sorting device 100 as shown in FIG. indicate.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays the flow control area 240, the recording control area 241 and the sorting control area 242 in the setting information display area.
  • the flow control area and the recording control area are the same as those described above for the Acquisition step.
  • the preparative control area includes a start button (Start button) for starting the preparative process, a pause button (Pause button) for pausing the preparative process, and the preparative process. Includes an end button (Stop button) to end. Further, in the sorting control area, the elapsed time of the sorting operation (Elapsed time) and the number of times the sorting is executed in the sorting operation (Gated event count). Etc. may be displayed.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 In response to the user selecting the Template button 204g at an arbitrary timing, the bioparticle sorting device 100 indicates that the Template button is selected in the first display area (particularly the procedure button area). To change the color of the button.
  • the template creation step S105 is shown to be executed, for example, after the processing in the preparative step S104, whereas the template creation step S105 is any other step (S101, S102, S103, or It may be executed after S105).
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays the template property area 242 in the setting information display area as shown in FIG. 21.
  • the template property area includes a template name input field (Template name field) and an input field (Description field) for explaining the template. Further, in the template property area, for example, the number of revisions and / or the creation date of the template may be displayed.
  • the first user inputs template property data (template name and / or description of the template) in the template property area. This will generate template property data. That is, the template property data includes any one or more data input via the template property area.
  • the data input in this way may be included in the operation control data, and in particular, "(c) Instruction data for an operator directed to an operator who operates the processing device in the second mode". May be included as part of.
  • the template specific data including the template name and / or the explanation about the template may be included in the instruction data for the operator in the above (c).
  • the template specific data may further include the number of revisions and / or the creation date of the template.
  • the aliquot setting button 243 is also displayed in the setting information display area. By selecting the button, the aliquot setting area described later is expanded in the setting information display area. The aliquot setting area may be expanded in advance in the setting information display area.
  • an aliquot is a sample (particularly a sample containing bioparticles) that has been suspended by the time when the sorting process is paused at a predetermined timing during the sorting process. ) Means.
  • the aliquot is subjected to, for example, analysis by a device or analysis kit different from the bioparticle sorting device 100, or by a device or analysis kit attached to the bioparticle sorting device 100.
  • the sorting process is restarted.
  • FIG. 22 shows an example of a screen of the aliquot setting area.
  • the aliquot setting area 259 shown in the figure includes a column for inputting an instruction for an operator regarding aliquot acquisition and a timing setting column for setting one or more timings for acquiring the aliquot.
  • the timing setting column includes a column for selecting whether to acquire an aliquot at a specific time point or a specific number of samples, and a column for specifying the time point or the number of samples.
  • the first user inputs aliquot setting data (for example, aliquot acquisition instruction data including an instruction for an operator regarding aliquot acquisition and / or timing setting data for setting the timing) in the aliquot setting area. As a result, aliquot setting data is generated.
  • the aliquot setting data includes any one or more data input via the aliquot setting area.
  • the data input in this way may be included as a part of the operation control data, for example, "(a) processing condition data adopted by a processing apparatus that executes the processing in the second mode” or ".
  • (C) It may be included as a part of "instruction data for an operator directed to an operator who operates the processing device in the second mode".
  • the aliquot acquisition instruction data may be included in the instruction data for the operator of (c).
  • the timing setting data may be included in the processing condition data of (a).
  • a grid display button 245 for arranging a plurality of measurement data (particularly plot data) in a grid pattern and a list of the plurality of measurement data are displayed.
  • a list display button 246 for arranging the data is displayed.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 has an order specification field for designating the adjustment order in the second display mode in the vicinity of each measurement data, as shown in FIG. 247 is displayed.
  • the order designation field may be displayed so as to be in contact with each measurement data.
  • the order data entered in the order specification field can control the order of the plot data operated by the second user in the second display mode, and the second user can adjust the gate in an appropriate order. ..
  • the order specification field may be configured so that, for example, any positive integer can be selected, or any positive integer may be input.
  • the positive integer corresponds to the adjustment order.
  • the order designation field may be configured so that an option indicating that display is unnecessary, such as "-" or "display unnecessary", can be selected. In FIG. 21, for example, “ ⁇ ” indicating that display is unnecessary is selected for the plot data on the right of the three plot data in the first row.
  • the order designation field may be configured so that an option indicating that display is necessary can be selected.
  • the first user inputs or selects the adjustment order in the order specification field of each measurement data (plot data) displayed in the second display area, or inputs or selects the necessity of display (particularly no display is required). do.
  • measurement data display setting data is generated. That is, the measurement data display setting data includes data input via the order designation field in this way, and includes, for example, adjustment order data or display necessity data.
  • the generated measurement data display setting data may be included as a part of the operation control data, and in particular, one of the "(b) display control data related to the display on the process execution operation screen in the second mode". May be included as a part.
  • the measurement data display setting data may be treated as being included in "(c) instruction data for the operator directed to the operator who operates the processing device in the second mode". Such measurement data display setting data is useful for accurately transmitting instructions regarding the sorting process to the user in the second display mode. Further, the measurement data in which the adjustment order is specified in the order specification column, the measurement data in which the display is specified to be required, or both of them may be included as a part of the operation control data. Alternatively, the image data of these measurement data may be included as a part of the operation control data.
  • the information processing apparatus 102 has one or more operations including one measurement data and various instruction data input fields related to the measurement data, as shown in FIG.
  • the instruction data input area 248 for the person is displayed.
  • an order specification field 249 for designating the adjustment order in the second display mode of the measurement data included in each area may be displayed.
  • the order specification column is the same as that described above.
  • the instruction data input area for the operator includes a memo input field (Note field) for inputting a memo directed to the operator (particularly an instruction memo) and / or a selection area 250 for selecting data to be referred to by the operator. include.
  • the memo input in the memo input field is displayed along with the measurement data when the measurement data is displayed in the second display mode. This allows the second user to confirm the instruction from the first user.
  • the first user inputs a memo directed to the second user in the memo input field.
  • memo data is generated.
  • the generated memo data may be included in the operation control data, and in particular, a part of the "(c) instruction data for an operator directed to an operator who operates the processing device in the second mode". May be included as.
  • the memo data is useful for accurately communicating the instructions of the user in the first display mode to the user in the second display mode.
  • the measurement data to be referred to (hereinafter also referred to as reference measurement data) is selected in the selection area, when the measurement data is displayed in the second display mode, the reference measurement is accompanied by the measurement data. The data is displayed. As a result, the second user can adjust the preparative conditions by referring to the reference measurement data.
  • the selection area is, for example, one, two, or three of "no data to be referred to", “gate list”, “ideal measurement data”, and "other measurement data (plot data)". One or all four may be included as options.
  • the first user selects reference measurement data in the selection area. This will generate reference measurement data.
  • the reference measurement data may be included as a part of the operation control data, and in particular, the "(c) instruction data for the operator directed to the operator who operates the processing device in the second mode". May be included as part.
  • the reference measurement data is useful for adjusting the processing conditions in the preparative processing in the second display mode.
  • the data to be referred to (Reference Chart column) selected in the selection area may be displayed. Further, in the selection area, a list box (in the figure, Plot 6) for selecting the data to be referred to (particularly ideal measurement data or other measurement data) selected in the selection field is displayed. The box is the list box.) May be displayed.
  • the data that can be input in the instruction data input area for the operator is not limited to that described above.
  • the operator-oriented instruction data input area may include an area for identifying a gate operation that can be performed by a second user.
  • examples of gate operation include moving the position of the gate, changing the size of the gate (enlarging or reducing the gate), and changing the shape of the gate.
  • a gate tilt change As a more specific example of the gate shape change, a gate tilt change; a gate diameter or axis change (eg, a circular gate diameter length change or an elliptical gate major axis and / and a minor axis).
  • Change the length of the gate change the diameter of the gate or the ratio of the axis (for example, change the circular gate to the elliptical gate or vice versa, or change the ratio of the length of the long axis and the minor axis of the elliptical gate). ); And changes in the eccentricity or flatness of the gate can be mentioned.
  • the information processing unit 102 when the first user specifies the gate operation in the area, the information processing unit 102 generates the gate operation restriction data. Based on the gate operation restriction data, the information processing apparatus 102 restricts a part of the gate operation by the second user in the second display mode. This makes it possible to prevent unnecessary gate adjustments from being performed in the second display mode.
  • the information processing unit 102 may have the gate operation restriction data in advance.
  • the gate operation restriction data is one of the gates in the second display mode. It may be data that limits operations (for example, changing the size of the gate and / or changing the shape of the gate).
  • the gate operation restriction data may be operation restriction data that restricts the change of the shape of the gate, for example, the change of the shape of the gate is restricted, but the change of the size of the gate is not restricted. It may be data.
  • the gate operation restriction data may be input in another area (first display area, etc.), for example.
  • the bioparticle sorting device of the present disclosure displays a screen for inputting measurement data (particularly plot data) obtained by a predetermined gate setting and instruction data for an operator regarding the measurement data obtained by the gate setting. Display.
  • this screen is also referred to as a template generation screen.
  • the bioparticle sorting device of the present disclosure is configured so that operation control data can be input via a template generation screen, whereby a first user can generate instruction data for a second user. The convenience of is improved.
  • the bioparticle sorting device of the present disclosure displays a process execution operation screen for a second user in the second display mode described later based on the operation control data. By displaying the operation execution screen for processing based on the operation control data, it becomes easy for the second user to execute the adjustment or the operation when performing the sorting.
  • an area 244 including a button for saving or previewing the generated operation control data is displayed in the setting information display area.
  • a save button (Save button) for saving the operation control data
  • a preview button (especially the screen displayed in the second display mode) for previewing the screen generated based on the operation control data (the screen displayed in the second display mode).
  • Preview button is displayed.
  • the information processing unit 102 executes each of the above-mentioned functions in response to the selection of each button.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 selects the Closing button in the first display area (particularly the procedure button area). Change the color of the button to indicate the state in which it is set.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays a screen for ending the setting of the sorting processing conditions or a screen for ending the first display mode in the setting information display area. indicate. These screens may display a button for closing an open experimental file, a logout button for exiting the first display mode, and the like.
  • the process in the first display mode may optionally include a cytometer step.
  • the cytometer process is a process for adjusting the settings of the device.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 selects the Cytometer button in the first display area (particularly the procedure button area). Change the color of the button to indicate the state in which it is set.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may display a screen for adjusting the settings of the device in the setting information display area.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may be configured to accept adjustments to device settings via the screen.
  • the process in the first display mode may optionally include a correction step.
  • the correction step is a step for adjusting the fluorescence correction condition.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 selects the Compensation button in the first display area (particularly the procedure button area). Change the color of the button to indicate the state in which it is set.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may display a screen for adjusting the fluorescence correction setting in the setting information display area.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may be configured to accept adjustment of the fluorescence correction setting via the screen.
  • each step is executed in the order in which they are arranged in the procedure button area, but the order in which each step is executed may be freely selected by the user. For example, after completing a certain step, the user may return to any of the previous steps, such as returning to the Acquisition step again after the Sort step. Further, one or more steps may be skipped and the process may proceed to another step, such as proceeding to the Template step after the Analysis step. Further, one or more steps may be omitted, such as omitting the Compensation step.
  • Operation control data is input when the first user executes the processing in each step as described above.
  • the information processing unit 102 stores the input operation control data. After the storage, the biological particle sorting device 100 may end the operation in the first display mode.
  • the operation control data input in the step group described above are summarized as follows, for example.
  • the operation control data is as described above.
  • Directed operator instruction data (hereinafter also referred to as "(c) data”), May include one or more of them.
  • the operation control data includes at least (a) data, more preferably (a) data and (b) data, or (a) data and (c) data.
  • the operation control data includes at least (b) data, more preferably includes (b) and (a) data or (b) and (c) data.
  • the operation control data includes at least (c) data, more preferably includes (c) and (a) data or (c) and (b) data.
  • the operation control data may include (a) data, (b) data, and (c) data. The operation control data including such data can generate a more appropriate processing execution operation screen for the user who uses the device in the second display mode.
  • the data is the processing condition data adopted in the sorting process by the bioparticle sorting device 100 in the second display mode.
  • the data may include instructional data directed at the bioparticle sorting device, such as gate settings.
  • the data includes data for specifying the biological particles to be separated in the second display mode, and more specifically, includes gate information for specifying the biological particles to be separated in the sorting process. ..
  • the data may be, for example, data that specifies the range of optical data generated from the bioparticles to be fractionated.
  • the processing condition data may include data defining a range of bioparticles to be sorted on one or more plot data.
  • the processing condition data may be appropriately set by those skilled in the art, and may be appropriately set by a user (for example, a researcher or a developer) who uses the bioparticle sorting device 100 in the first display mode.
  • the data may include data related to the device settings adopted by the biological particle sorting device 100 in the sorting process. For example, it may include data regarding the settings of the light irradiation unit, the detection unit, and the preparative unit.
  • the data regarding the setting of the light irradiation unit may be data that specifies the type of light to be irradiated.
  • the data regarding the setting of the detector may include data regarding the operation setting of the detector and / or the identification of the detector that operates.
  • the data regarding the setting of the preparative unit may include data regarding the pressure and / or charge applied for the preparative operation, or data regarding the voltage applied for the preparative operation.
  • the data may include one or more of the data described in the above description as (a) may be included (or treated) as data.
  • data is any one of the gain and / or threshold setting data, the correction matrix setting data, the adjusted correction matrix data, the gate information, and the timing setting data. May include one or more.
  • the data is display control data related to the display on the process execution operation screen displayed in the second display mode.
  • the data may include, for example, data relating to control of the display of the plot data displayed in the second display mode, more specifically, data relating to the display position of the plot data, and the adjustment order of the plot data. And may include one or more of the data relating to the identification of the displayed plot data.
  • the data may include one or more of the data described above as (b) may be included (or treated) as data.
  • (b) data includes any one or more of the worksheet setting data, the plot setting data, the gate setting data, the gate operation restriction data, and the measurement data display setting data. good.
  • (b) data includes data relating to operational restrictions on the plot data displayed in the second display mode.
  • the data regarding the operation restriction may include data regarding prohibition of modification of the plot data itself.
  • the data regarding the prohibition may prohibit, for example, the change of the axis of the plot and / or the change of the display range of the plot.
  • the data is instruction data for the operator directed to the operator who operates the bioparticle sorting device in the second display mode.
  • the instruction data for the operator can convey the instruction of the user in the first display mode to the user in the second display mode.
  • (C) Data may be input for each processing step in the second display mode, for example. This makes it possible to inform the user in the second display mode of the work to be performed in each processing step.
  • the data may be input for each plot data, and more specifically, it may be a gate adjustment instruction input for each plot data.
  • the gate adjustment instruction enables appropriate gate setting for each sample.
  • the data may include reference data regarding confirmation and / or adjustment of the processing condition data.
  • the reference data is, for example, (c1) identification data for specifying plot data changed by the adjustment, (c2) confirmation graph data for reference by the operator, and (c3) statistics for each gate.
  • the data and (c4) image data associated with the processing condition data may be included.
  • the identification data is, for example, data that associates the plot data to be adjusted with the plot data that is changed due to the adjustment.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 (particularly, the information processing unit) identifies the plot data to be changed due to the adjustment based on the specific data according to the adjustment of the plot data to be adjusted.
  • the plot data can be adjusted. Thereby, the bioparticle sorting device 100 (particularly, the information processing unit) can execute the plot data adjustment in real time according to the adjustment, for example, in the second display mode.
  • the confirmation graph data is, for example, reference plot data that should be referred to when the operator adjusts the gate set to a certain plot data in the second display mode.
  • the operator can determine whether the sorted particles and data are desired, especially in the second display mode. You can check.
  • Statistical data for each gate is, for example, data regarding the number and / or ratio of events included in each gate.
  • the image data associated with the processing condition data may be, for example, data measured by another device or image data generated or processed as ideal data. Further, the image data may be image data for showing the operator countermeasures when abnormal data is acquired, and for example, which part of the bioparticle sorting device 100 should be confirmed and / or operated. It may be an image showing the above. Further, the image data associated with the processing condition data may be image data for giving an instruction to the operator. With such image data, the bioparticle sorting device 100 can give an instruction to the operator, especially in the second display mode.
  • the (c) data may include one or more of the data described above as (c) data may be included (or treated).
  • the data (c) may include any one or more of the plot data, the template property data, the aliquot acquisition instruction data, the memo data, and the reference measurement data.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays a processing execution operation screen.
  • the process execution operation screen is a screen for executing a process for separating predetermined biological particles. At least a part of the process execution operation screen may be generated based on the operation control data input in the first display mode.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 controls the display of the processing execution operation screen in the second display mode based on the operation control data.
  • the intention regarding the sorting process of the first user is reflected in the sorting operation performed by the second user.
  • the operator can adjust the processing condition data according to the instruction data for the operator.
  • fine adjustment is required for each sample in the process of separating biological particles. Since the bioparticle sorting device 100 is capable of the above adjustment, the fine adjustment is possible.
  • the second display mode adjustment of at least a part of the gate information is restricted.
  • the preparative processing conditions set by the first user often include conditions that should not be adjusted by the second user. Therefore, by being able to limit the adjustment in this way, it is possible to prevent an undesired processing condition adjustment from being performed by the second user.
  • FIG. 24 shows an example of the processing execution operation screen displayed on the display unit 101 by the bioparticle sorting device 100 (particularly, the information processing unit 102) in the second display mode.
  • the process execution operation screen 300 shown in the same 24 is included in the third display area (also referred to as the process operation flow display area) 301 for displaying the operation flow of the preparative process and the process operation flow.
  • a fourth display area (also referred to as an operation content display area) 302 for displaying the operation content in each process is included.
  • the third display area is arranged on the upper side of the process execution operation screen, and the fourth display area is on the lower side of the process execution operation screen. May be placed. Alternatively, the third display area is arranged on the lower side of the process execution operation screen, and the fourth display area is arranged on the upper side of the process execution operation screen. May be good.
  • On the processing condition setting screen of the first display mode two areas (first display area and second display area) were displayed separately on the left and right, while in the second display mode, as described above, two areas were displayed. Areas (third display area and fourth display area) are displayed separately in the upper and lower parts.
  • the operation mode of the bioparticle sorting device can be set by the user. Can be clearly distinguished. Further, it is assumed that the second user has less knowledge about the processing conditions of the bioparticle sorting device than the first user.
  • the second display mode it is preferable that only the information necessary for the sorting operation is displayed on the screen in order to prevent confusion in the sorting operation. Further, it is preferable that the information is displayed in a larger size in order to prevent an error in the sorting operation.
  • the second display mode by arranging the information separately in the upper and lower parts as described above, only the necessary information can be displayed in a larger size, which helps to prevent the sorting operation error.
  • the arrangement of the third display area and the fourth display area may be changeable.
  • the former area is arranged on the upper side and the latter area is arranged on the lower side, and the former area is arranged on the lower side and the latter area is arranged on the upper side. It may be configured so that the screen can be changed to the current state. Further, it may be configured so that the screen can be changed so as to be the opposite.
  • steps (and marks indicating the steps) executed in the second display mode are arranged side by side from left to right. It is also indicated by a mark (a circle filled in gray) indicating the processing being executed.
  • the third display area displayed in the second display mode indicates the steps to be executed in the second display mode, but may be arranged in one direction. Further, in the third display area, a mark indicating the step being executed may be displayed at the position of the step.
  • the content displayed in the fourth display area 302 may be changed for each step.
  • the content includes, for example, explanatory data regarding an operation to be performed by the second user in each step, and / or data indicating the status of the operation. At least a part of the content may be generated based on the operation control data input in the first display mode.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 When the process in the second display mode is started, the bioparticle sorting device 100 (particularly, the information processing unit 102) causes the display unit 101 to display the process execution operation screen 300 shown in FIG. 26.
  • the operation start process is displayed as "New Experiment".
  • the operation start process includes a template selection step (displayed as "Template selection” in the figure).
  • the information processing unit 102 displays an instruction mark (a circle mark filled with gray) indicating a process to be executed by the biological particle sorting device 100 at the position of the template selection step.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays the instruction mark at a position indicating the step being executed in the series of steps in the second display mode.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays a screen related to the operation content in the template selection process in the fourth display area. For example, as shown in the figure, the template selection field 303 and the template explanation field 304 explaining the outline of the selected template are displayed in the fourth display area.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays a list of selectable templates in the template selection field.
  • the template name may be displayed based on the template property data, and in particular, the template name entered in the template property area in the Template step of the first display mode is displayed. In the figure, "Template A (Granulocyte)" is selected.
  • the information processing unit 102 has, in the template explanation column, a detailed explanation column 305 (displayed as Description in the figure) regarding the selected template, and a measurement obtained when the sorting process is executed according to the selected template.
  • the reference data field 306 (displayed as Reference Plot Data) for displaying an example of data (plot data) is displayed.
  • the explanation about the selected template is displayed in the detailed explanation column.
  • a description about the template entered in the template property area in the Template step of the first display mode may be displayed. That is, the information processing unit 102 displays the explanation about the template in the detailed explanation column based on the template property data. For example, as shown in the figure, in the detailed explanation column, an explanation such as "a template for separating granulocytes" is displayed as an explanation regarding Template A.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays an example of measurement data (plot data) obtained when the sorting process is executed according to the selected template in the reference data column.
  • the example of the measurement data may be, for example, measurement data whose adjustment order is specified in the Template step of the first display mode, particularly image data.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the measurement data to be displayed in the reference data column based on the operation control data, particularly based on the image data included in the operation control data. For example, as shown in the figure, a plurality of plot data may be displayed in the reference data column.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 advances the processing to the next step in response to the selection of the Select button arranged at the lower right of the processing execution operation screen.
  • the process is returned to the previous process according to the selection of the Back button located at the lower right of the operation screen for processing execution.
  • These buttons may also be displayed on other screens.
  • the characters in each button may be changed to other characters or marks as appropriate.
  • the setup process includes, for example, an attachment step of attaching the microchip for bioparticle sorting to the bioparticle sorting device (indicated as “SUD setup” in FIG. 24), and priming for priming the inside of the flow path of the microchip. It may include a step (indicated as "Priming" in the figure).
  • SUD is the name of a consumable kit (particularly a sterilized kit) including the microchip, and other names may be described.
  • the steps included in the setup process and the screen displayed in each step may be appropriately changed according to the type of the bioparticle sorting device and the type of the microchip to be attached.
  • sample introduction process After the setup process is completed, the bioparticle sorting device proceeds to the sample introduction process.
  • the sample introduction process includes, for example, a sample connection step (indicated as “Sample Connection” in FIG. 24) for connecting a container containing a biological sample to be subjected to a sorting process to a biological particle sorting device, and the biological sample. It may include an optical adjustment step (indicated as “Optical Adjustment” in the figure) for performing an optical adjustment of the biological particle sorting device by performing a sorting operation using a part of the above.
  • the steps included in the sample introduction process and the screens displayed in each step may be appropriately changed according to the type of the bioparticle sorting device.
  • the bioparticle sorting device may execute these steps based on the operation control data (particularly based on the processing condition data).
  • the biological particle sorting device advances the process to the gating process.
  • the gating process is, for example, a gate adjustment step (“Gate Adjustment” in FIG. 27) for adjusting the gate set for each plot data in the first display mode for the measurement data. Is displayed).
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may irradiate and detect a part of the sample with light to acquire plot data.
  • the acquisition of the plot data is executed according to the processing condition data input in the first display mode.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays an instruction mark indicating a process executed by the bioparticle sorting device 100 at the position of the gate adjusting step in the third display area. .. By moving the instruction mark to the position of each process in this way, the second user can grasp the work status. Further, in the third display area, the completed process may be displayed differently from the incomplete process. For example, in FIG. 27, completed processes are displayed in gray, and unfinished processes are displayed in white.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays a screen related to the operation content in the gate adjustment process in the fourth display area.
  • the fourth display area includes an adjustment order display field 307 (displayed as "Order” in the figure), an instruction field 308 for the second user, and a data display field 309. May be included.
  • the information processing unit 102 is shown in the figure based on the operation control data (particularly the measurement data display setting data, more particularly the data related to the adjustment order) input in the first display mode in the adjustment order display field. Displays a list of plot data to be adjusted. In the list, the names of the plot data may be displayed according to the adjustment order.
  • the information processing unit 102 Based on the operation control data (particularly the instruction data for the operator) input in the first display mode, the information processing unit 102 sends the second user an instruction column to the second user as shown in the figure. Display the instructions.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays the plot data group generated by executing the sorting process for the sample in the data display column.
  • the information processing unit 102 may specify a plot data group to be displayed based on the operation control data (particularly display control data, more particularly the measurement data display setting data) input in the first display mode. ..
  • the plot data group may include, for example, one or more plot data corresponding to the list of plot data to be adjusted.
  • the plot data group may further include one or more plot data that are not subject to adjustment.
  • the second user confirms the plot data group according to the instruction displayed in the instruction column.
  • the second user adjusts the gate in one or more plot data according to the adjustment order.
  • the second user selects the plot data to be adjusted first from the plot data list displayed in the adjustment order display column. The selected state is shown in FIG. 28A.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays the plot data of plot 1 in the data display field 310, as shown in the figure. ..
  • the gate A set according to the processing condition data is also displayed.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays an instruction regarding the gate adjustment of the plot 1 in the instruction column 311 as shown in the figure. ..
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may display the instruction based on the operation control data (particularly the instruction data for the operator) input in the first display mode, and in particular, the instruction is input in the memo input field. Display memos (especially instructional memos). The second user can properly execute the gate adjustment by referring to the instruction column.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 causes the gate operation button column 312 to be displayed next to the data display column. May be good.
  • the gate operation button column there is a "Default” button that returns the gate to the state before adjustment by the second user, and “Redo” to redo the operation performed on the gate or to perform the canceled operation again. Includes a button and an "Undo” button that undoes any operation performed on the gate.
  • the gate operation button column may include a button group for operating the gate position and / or a button group for changing the size or shape of the gate.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 may be configured to limit some of the gate operations in the second display mode. For example, the size and / or shape of the gate may be configured so that it cannot be changed.
  • the information processing unit 102 may limit the operation based on the operation control data. In one embodiment, the information processing unit 102 limits the change of the gate shape based on the operation control data (particularly the display control data, more particularly the gate operation restriction data), but changes the size of the gate. Allows. For example, the information processing unit 102 may change the size of the gate A in response to the second user touching and dragging the gate A.
  • the information processing unit 102 can change the size of the gate A according to the dragging. Further, the information processing unit 102 may allow the gate position to be changed based on the operation control data. For example, the information processing unit 102 may change the position of the gate A in response to the second user touching and dragging the gate A. For example, touching and dragging another specific position (for example, an arbitrary position change mark displayed in the gate A or displayed on the line defining the gate A, or the center of the gate A). The information processing unit 102 can move the position of the gate A in the dragging direction in response to dragging (according to) in a state of being touched by the second user.
  • a specific position for example, a size change mark displayed in the gate A or displayed on the line defining the gate A, or a line defining the gate A.
  • the second user selects the plot to be adjusted next from the plot group listed in the adjustment order display column, and makes the gate adjustment for the selected plot. conduct.
  • the gate adjustment may be executed according to the instruction for the operator included in the operation control data, as in the plot 1.
  • FIG. 28B An example of a screen in which other plot data to be adjusted is selected is shown in FIG. 28B.
  • plot 3 is selected as the plot data to be adjusted.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays the plot data of the plot 3 in the data display field 310 as shown in the figure.
  • the gate C set according to the processing condition data is also displayed.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display the confirmation graph data (Reference Plot) to be referred to for the adjustment of the gate C in the data display field 310.
  • the information processing unit 102 can display the confirmation graph data based on the operation control data (particularly, instruction data for the operator, and more particularly reference data).
  • the confirmation graph data includes an image of the plot data acquired in the first display mode and a gate set by the user in the first display mode for the plot data. It's okay to have it. The output of such confirmation graph data to the screen is useful for the user in the second display mode to properly perform the gate adjustment in the plot data.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 proceeds to the sorting process.
  • the bioparticle sorting device proceeds to the sorting process.
  • the preparative process includes, for example, a preparative step of executing the preparative of biological particles (indicated as “Sorting” in the same figure) and a result confirmation step of confirming the preparative result. (Displayed as "Result Review”) may be included.
  • the bioparticle sorting device confirms whether the bioparticles being sorted are the target bioparticles based on the operation control data (particularly, aliquot setting data) in the middle of the sorting process. You may perform an aliquot acquisition step for the purpose. By the confirmation in the aliquot acquisition step, the second user can confirm whether or not the target biological particles have been separated, and if the target biological particles have not been separated, the separation process is interrupted or By adjusting the processing conditions, it is possible to prevent valuable samples from being wasted. For the above confirmation, as described above, analysis by another bioparticle analyzer may be performed.
  • the information processing unit 102 causes the fourth display area to display a screen 313 showing the sorting status, as shown in the figure.
  • the screen displays an area 314 for displaying the number of events and / or the event acquisition speed (eps), and the number and / or the distribution speed (eps). May be good.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display an image 315 (a bar is displayed as the image in the figure) showing the progress of the sorting operation on the screen.
  • An image 316 showing when the aliquot acquisition step is executed may be attached to the bar.
  • the information processing unit 102 may display an image showing the timing based on the control data input in the first display mode, particularly based on the aliquot setting data.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 suspends the sorting process and displays, for example, the window 317 shown in FIG. 30. As shown in the figure, the window may display a confirmation method for aliquots and / or current preparative status. In addition, a button for advancing the process is also displayed in the window.
  • the information processing unit 102 displays a screen prompting the second user to select whether to continue the sorting process.
  • the screen includes a continue button for causing the information processing unit 102 to continue the sorting process and a stop button for canceling the sorting process.
  • the information processing unit 102 continues the sorting process in response to the second user selecting the continue button.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 cancels the sorting process.
  • the screen may include a readjustment button for readjusting the gate. In response to the second user selecting the readjustment button, the bioparticle sorting device 100 returns the process to the gate adjustment process.
  • the bioparticle sorting device 100 displays a screen showing the sorting result in the fourth display area in the result confirmation step.
  • the number of events and / or the number of fractions may be displayed on the screen.
  • the biological particle preparative device 100 advances the process to the final process.
  • the termination process is a collection container removing step of collecting, for example, a container containing separated bioparticles from the bioparticle sorting device 100 (indicated as “Collection Off” in the figure). ), And a chip removal step (indicated as "SUD Off”) for removing the microchip used for sorting from the bioparticle sorting device 100 may be included.
  • the screen displayed in the fourth display area for these steps may be appropriately selected by those skilled in the art.
  • a biological particle sorting device that performs a sorting process on biological particles contained in a biological sample flowing in the flow path (particularly, biological particles flowing in a row in the flow path).
  • the present disclosure may be applied to a biological particle sorting apparatus that performs a sorting process on a group of biological particles existing two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally. That is, the bioparticle sorting apparatus of the present disclosure may be configured to perform a sorting process on a group of bioparticles existing two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally.
  • bioparticle sorting device configured in this way, for example, a bioparticle sorting device that executes a sorting process on a group of bioparticles existing in wells arranged two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally, optionally.
  • a biological particle sorting device that performs a sorting process on a group of biological particles existing two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally on a support (for example, a cell culture surface or a cell-immobilized surface), and a three-dimensional structure. Examples thereof include a biological particle sorting device that executes a biological particle sorting process on a formed biological particle group (for example, biological tissue).
  • the biological particle sorting treatment is performed using the particle capturing chip described in JP-A-2020-174598.
  • bioparticle sorting devices to be performed.
  • a biological particle sorting device that performs a sorting process on a group of biological particles existing two-dimensionally on an arbitrary surface
  • a linker capable of decomposing into a certain surface for example, a photodegradable linker
  • From the group of immobilized biological particles (cells), a biological particle sorting device that sorts specific biological particles can be mentioned.
  • These devices acquire a fluorescence signal or a fluorescence image of a bioparticle using an optical detector including, for example, a microscope, and identify the bioparticle to be fractionated based on the acquired fluorescence signal or the fluorescence image. It may be configured as follows. These devices may be configured to extract only the bioparticles thus identified from the well, or release immobilization of only the bioparticles thus identified (eg, immobilize the bioparticles). It may be configured to cleave the linker).
  • These devices may be configured to have the first display mode and the second display mode described in (1) and (2) above.
  • operation control data for identifying bioparticles to be fractionated is input.
  • the operation execution operation screen for processing is displayed based on the operation control data.
  • the present disclosure discloses a first information processing apparatus that operates in a first display mode that accepts input of operation control data related to bioparticle sorting processing, and a second that operates in a second display mode in which a processing execution operation screen is displayed. Also provides an information processing device and a bioparticle sorting system including.
  • the bioparticle sorting system further includes a bioparticle sorting device operated by the first information processing device or the second information processing device.
  • the bioparticle sorting device is described in 2. above. It may have the configuration described in.
  • the present disclosure also provides the first information processing apparatus included in the bioparticle sorting system.
  • the first information processing apparatus may include, for example, a touch input-capable display unit that displays a processing condition setting screen that accepts input of operation control data related to sorting processing of a biological particle-containing sample.
  • the processing condition setting screen is displayed in 2. above. It may be as described in the above, and the description also applies to the present embodiment.
  • the present disclosure also provides the second information processing apparatus included in the bioparticle sorting system.
  • the second information processing apparatus may include, for example, a display unit capable of touch input for displaying a processing execution operation screen.
  • the operation screen for executing the process is the above 2. It may be as described in the above, and the description also applies to the present embodiment.
  • FIG. 31 An example of a bioparticle sorting system according to the present disclosure will be described with reference to FIG. 31.
  • the figure shows a configuration example of the bioparticle sorting system of the present disclosure.
  • the bioparticle sorting system 400 shown in the figure shows a bioparticle sorting device 401 that executes a bioparticle sorting process, and a plurality of information configured so as to be able to operate the bioparticle sorting device. Includes processing devices 402a-402c.
  • the number of information processing devices included in the system is not limited to three as shown in the figure, and may be one or more.
  • the plurality of information processing devices are connected to the bioparticle sorting device, for example, via a network 403.
  • the information processing device 402a is described in the above 2. Steps S10, S11, and S12 described in (2-1) are executed. Next, the information processing apparatus 402a is described in the above 2.
  • the operation control data is generated by executing the process in the first display mode described in (2-2). More specifically, the information processing apparatus 402a is described in the above 2. It operates as the information processing unit 102 described in (2-2).
  • the information processing device 402a is described in the above 2.
  • the processing condition setting screen described in (2-2) is output to a display unit attached to or connected to the device, and input of the operation control data is received via the screen. Further, in the generation of the operation control data, the sorting process by the biological particle sorting device 401 may be performed.
  • the information processing device 402a transmits the generated operation control data to the bioparticle sorting device 401.
  • the information processing device 402b is described in the above 2. Steps S10, S11, and S12 described in (2-1) are executed. Next, the information processing device 402b receives the operation control data from the biological particle sorting device 401. Then, the information processing apparatus 402b is based on the operation control data, and is described in 2. The process in the second display mode described in (2-3) is executed, and the biological particle sorting device 401 is made to execute the sorting process. More specifically, the information processing apparatus 402b is described in the above 2. It operates as the information processing unit 102 described in (2-3). The information processing device 402b is described in the above 2. The process execution operation screen described in (2-3) is output to a display unit attached to or connected to the device, and the bioparticle sorting device 401 performs the sorting process via the screen. Let it run.
  • Bioparticles are separated by a series of procedures as described above.
  • the present disclosure may also have the following structure.
  • the first display mode that accepts the input of operation control data related to the bioparticle sorting process
  • the second display mode in which the operation screen for processing execution is displayed
  • Have A bioparticle sorting device that operates in the first display mode or the second display mode based on the identification information.
  • the processing condition setting screen related to the bioparticle sorting process is displayed.
  • the input of the operation control data is accepted via the processing condition setting screen.
  • the bioparticle sorting device according to [1].
  • the operation control data is (A) Processing condition data adopted in the sorting process by the bioparticle sorting device in the second display mode, (B) Display control data related to the display on the processing execution operation screen in the second display mode, and (c) for the operator directed to the operator who operates the bioparticle sorting device in the second display mode.
  • Instruction data The bioparticle sorting device according to [1] or [2], which comprises one or more of them.
  • the gate information can be adjusted.
  • the adjustment of the gate information includes moving one or more of moving the position of the gate, expanding or contracting the gate, and changing the inclination of the gate.
  • [6] The bio-particle according to any one of [1] to [4], wherein the bio-particle sorting device controls the display of the processing execution operation screen in the second display mode based on the operation control data. Sorting device.
  • [7] The bioparticle sorting device according to [3], wherein in the second display mode, the operator can adjust the processing condition data according to the instruction data for the operator.
  • the bioparticle sorting device according to [4] wherein the adjustment of at least a part of the gate information is restricted in the second display mode.
  • the bioparticle sorting device according to [8], wherein the change in the shape of the gate is restricted among the gate information.
  • the reference data is Specific data for identifying the plot data changed by the adjustment, Confirmation graph data for reference by the operator,
  • the bioparticle sorting device according to [10] which includes statistical data for each gate and one or more of image data associated with the processing condition data.
  • the bioparticle sorting device according to [3], wherein the display control data includes data relating to control of display of plot data displayed in the second display mode.
  • the display control data includes adjustment order data for specifying the adjustment order of the plot data in the second display mode and / or display necessity data for specifying the necessity of displaying the plot data in the second display mode [3].
  • the first display mode is described in any one of [1] to [13], which is configured so that the aliquot acquisition instruction data relating to the aliquot acquisition in the preparative processing can be included in the operation control data. Bioparticle sorting device.
  • the process execution operation screen displayed in the second display mode is A third display area that displays the operation flow of the preparative process, and A fourth display area for displaying the operation contents in each process included in the processing operation flow, and
  • the bioparticle sorting device according to any one of [1] to [14], which comprises. [16]
  • the third display area is arranged on the upper side of the process execution operation screen, and the fourth display area is arranged on the lower side of the process execution operation screen, or
  • the third display area is arranged on the lower side of the process execution operation screen, and the fourth display area is arranged on the upper side of the process execution operation screen.
  • the bioparticle sorting device according to [15].
  • the processing condition setting screen displayed in the first display mode is The first display area for displaying the operation flow for setting the processing conditions of the preparative processing, and A second display area that displays measurement data for bioparticle-containing samples, The bioparticle sorting device according to [2].
  • the first display area is arranged on the left side of the processing condition setting screen, and the second display area is arranged on the right side of the processing condition setting screen, or The first display area is arranged on the right side of the processing condition setting screen, and the second display area is arranged on the left side of the processing condition setting screen, or [17]
  • the bioparticle sorting device includes a display device that displays a process execution operation screen displayed in the second display mode.
  • a bioparticle sorting device that accepts input of operation control data related to bioparticle sorting processing and executes the sorting processing from the operation control data via the processing condition setting screen related to bioparticle sorting processing. It is configured to send to the information processing device that operates the sorting device.
  • the operation control data includes processing condition data adopted by the bioparticle sorting device.
  • Information processing device for controlling bioparticle sorting processing [21] It is configured to receive operation control data related to the bioparticle sorting process and display the process execution operation screen generated based on the operation control data. It is configured to cause the bioparticle sorting device to execute the sorting process according to the instruction input by the operator via the processing execution operation screen.
  • the operation control data includes gate information that identifies bioparticles to be sorted in the process. On the process execution operation screen, adjustment of at least a part of the gate information is restricted.
  • An information processing device for executing bioparticle sorting processing. [22] The first bioparticle sorting device or information processing device that operates in the first display mode that accepts the input of operation control data related to the bioparticle sorting process. A second bioparticle sorting device or information processing device that operates in the second display mode in which the operation screen for processing execution is displayed, Bioparticle sorting system including.
  • Bioparticle sorting device 101
  • Display unit 102

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