WO2004017057A1 - バイオセンサとその製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a pyrosensor capable of quickly, easily, and quantitatively analyzing a specific component in a sample with high accuracy and a method for producing the same.
- Biosensors have been used as a method for simply quantifying specific components in a sample solution without diluting or stirring the sample solution. There have been many reports on technologies for improving the disadvantages of conventional biosensors.
- Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 3-220264 discloses a method of improving the measurement accuracy by adding a hydrophilic polymer to a reaction layer.
- a hydrophilic polymer for example, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 3-220264, since the ferricyanide precipitates, the shape of the obtained reaction part becomes non-uniform. It was not satisfactory.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-281022 discloses a method of forming a reaction layer by a sublimation method.
- the pressure must be reduced during the biosensor manufacturing process, so that equipment and the like are expensive, and are not suitable for low-cost manufacturing.
- productivity is low due to complicated work. Disclosure of the invention
- the present inventor has conducted intensive studies to solve the above-mentioned problems, and as a result, has adopted a precipitation method utilizing a pigmentation technique, and made the crystalline compound in the reaction part of the Noosensor into fine particles, thereby obtaining a sensor chip.
- the present inventors have found that the reaction time can be shortened by increasing the dissolution and dissolution of the reaction part in the sample, and further developed to complete the present invention. That is, the present invention provides the following pyrosensor (hereinafter, also referred to as “first invention biosensor”) and a method for manufacturing the same.
- Item 1 An electrically insulating substrate (1), an electrode portion (2) having a working electrode (2 1) and a counter electrode (2 2) provided on the substrate, and fixed to one end of the electrode portion (2).
- a biosensor provided with a reaction section (4) containing an oxidoreductase, an electron acceptor, and microcrystalline cellulose powder comprising the following steps (A1) to (C1). Manufacturing method characterized by performing:
- (A1) an electrode part (2) forming step in which a working electrode (1) and a counter electrode (2) are provided in parallel close proximity on an electric insulating plate (1);
- Item 2. The electrodes are made of platinum, gold, palladium, and indium oxide.
- Item 2. The method according to Item 1, comprising at least one selected from the group consisting of
- Item 3 A biosensor manufactured by the method according to Item 1 or 2.
- Item 4 A method for measuring a glucose component, an alcohol component, a lactic acid component, or a uric acid component in a sample liquid using the biosensor according to item 3.
- the present inventors have found that a biosensor having excellent storage stability can be obtained by coexisting a specific hydrophilic polymer component in the reaction section of the ion sensor, and further developed the biosensor. Thus, the present invention has been completed.
- the present invention provides the following biosensor (hereinafter, also referred to as “second invention biosensor”) and a method for producing the same.
- Item 5 An electrically insulating substrate (1), an electrode portion (2) having a working electrode (2 1) and a counter electrode (2 2) provided on the substrate, and fixed to one end of the electrode portion (2).
- Item 6 The biosensor according to item 5, wherein the hydrophilic polymer comprises a linear oxyalkylene segment and an alkyl group-branched oxyalkylene segment.
- the average molecular weight of the alkyl group-branched oxyalkylene segment in the hydrophilic polymer is 150 to 400, and the linear oxyalkylene segment in all the molecules is 30 to 80% by weight. 7.
- the reaction section (4) is a dispersion liquid containing an oxidoreductase, an electron acceptor, a microcrystal cell mouth, and a hydrophilic polymer composed of a 7K-affected segment and a hydrophobic segment.
- the biosensor according to any one of Items 5 to 7, which is formed by coating.
- Item 9 The method for producing a biosensor according to Item 8, wherein each of the following steps (A2) to (C2) is sequentially performed.
- the present inventor provides a biosensor in which an electrical insulating substrate and a cover sheet are opposed to each other with a spacer sheet therebetween at a distal end portion.
- a protruding part that protrudes toward the sensor tip on one side, it was found that the liquid sample could be smoothly introduced into the holding space without leaving any bubbles, and this was further developed to complete the present invention. That is, the present invention provides the following biosensor (hereinafter, also referred to as “third invention biosensor”) and a method for producing the same.
- the electric insulating substrate (1) and the cover sheet (6) are opposed to each other at a distance from each other by a spacer sheet (5) at a front end, and the substrate, the cover sheet, and the front end of the spacer sheet are disposed.
- a reaction section (4) containing a redox enzyme is provided in the storage space (S) formed by the rim,
- a liquid sample is introduced from the sensor tip side into the holding space by capillary action, and an electrochemical change caused by an enzymatic reaction between the liquid sample and the reaction section (4) is paired with the working electrode (2 1).
- the biosensor according to Item 10 wherein a corner (52) is formed at a leading edge of the spacer sheet.
- the present invention provides an electrically insulating substrate (1), an electrode portion (2) having a working electrode (21) and a counter electrode (22) provided on the substrate, and an electrode portion fixed to one end of the electrode portion.
- the present invention relates to a method for producing a biosensor provided with a reaction section (4) containing an oxidoreductase, an electron acceptor and microcrystalline cellulose powder.
- the pyrosensor of the present invention has a feature in that a precipitation method using a pigmentation technique is used in the process of forming the reaction part of the biosensor, whereby a uniform fine crystal reaction part can be constructed. High dispersion solubility in the sample liquid in the reaction section is achieved.
- the electrode part (2) of the signal conversion part constituting the hard part of the biosensor of the first invention will be described.
- the electrode section (2) is composed of a working electrode (2 1) (also referred to as a measurement electrode) and a counter electrode (2 2) (a reference electrode may be provided, if necessary).
- a working electrode (2 1) also referred to as a measurement electrode
- a counter electrode (2 2) a reference electrode may be provided, if necessary.
- the substrate include polyester resin films such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyethylene naphthalate, a biodegradable polyester resin composed of an aliphatic unit and an aromatic unit, and more heat and chemical resistance.
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- a biodegradable polyester resin composed of an aliphatic unit and an aromatic unit, and more heat and chemical resistance
- a plastic film such as a polyamideimide film and a polyimide film having excellent strength and the like, and an inorganic substrate such as a ceramic.
- the thickness may be about 50 to 200 m.
- a plastic film is used.However, it is a two-layer substrate made by laminating a polyester resin film and a polyimide film because it has characteristics such as ease of production, heat resistance, chemical resistance, and strength. In some cases.
- a white substrate is kneaded with titanium oxide or the like from the viewpoint of easy viewing.
- the working electrode (21) and the counter electrode (22) are formed (directly or indirectly) on the substrate (1) by a good conductor such as platinum, gold, palladium, or indium oxide. Is done.
- the forming means can be formed by hot stamping, but vacuum deposition or sputtering is preferable because a fine electrode pattern can be formed accurately and quickly. In the case of this sputtering, the outside of the bipolar formation is masked. It can be formed all at once.
- it can also be formed by first forming an entire thin film using the good conductor, and then forming this into a corresponding electrode pattern by photoetching.
- the thickness of the electrode varies depending on the specific resistance of the good conductor, but should not be unnecessarily thick. Generally about 30-15 Onm is good.
- the shape of the electrode is basically a stripe shape, and the working electrode (21) and the counter electrode (22) are arranged in parallel close proximity on the substrate.
- the shape of the electrode tip provided with the reaction part (4) is generally a stripe shape, but may be, for example, a bent shape so as to increase the contact area with the reaction part.
- the other end of the electrode serves as a terminal connected to a potential scanning unit built in the measuring device, and may be generally detachable from the measuring device.
- the reaction section (4) provided at one end of the electrode section (2) is formed by applying a three-component mixed solution described later in a reaction section cell (31) provided on the mask sheet (3). It is.
- the reaction section (4) is provided in the reaction section cell (31) so as to cover both the working electrode (21) and the counter electrode (22), and the three-component mixture leaks to other parts. It is formed so that there is no.
- FIG. 1 For reference, the structure of the above signal conversion part is schematically illustrated in FIG.
- a striped working electrode (21) and a counter electrode (22) are provided in parallel and closely on an electrically insulating substrate (1), and a mask sheet (3) is provided on the upper surface of both electrodes.
- An electrically insulating spacer sheet (5) and a cover sheet (6) are sequentially laminated.
- the mask sheet (3) is provided with a reaction section cell (31), where a reaction section (4) composed of three components described later is formed.
- the spacer sheet (5) is provided with a protruding portion (51) on one side of the edge of the tip (R curve) of the sensor, and a corner (52) at the root thereof.
- the spacer sheet (5) is covered with an electric insulating force sheet (6). As a result, a sample suction part (15) leading to the reaction part (4) is formed.
- the amount and ease of inhalation of the sample depend on the shape and cross-sectional area of the sample inlet.
- the volume of the reaction section (4) depends on the thickness of the mask sheet (3) and the cell for the reaction section.
- the reaction section (4) is composed of a film (or layer) formed mainly of three components of oxidoreductase, electron acceptor and microcrystalline cellulose.
- oxidoreductase is the central component that comes into contact with a liquid sample, selectively reacts with certain test components in it, and recognizes it. Therefore, at least this oxidoreductase is indispensable.
- the components that selectively react with the enzyme by redox reaction include, for example, a glucose component, an alcohol component, a lactic acid component, and a uric acid component.
- a glucose component for example, a glucose component, an alcohol component, a lactic acid component, and a uric acid component.
- glucose reacts selectively with glucose oxidase, but the actual reaction takes place in the presence of water and oxygen, producing dalconic acid and hydrogen peroxide.
- alcohol value use alcoholic alcohol or alcohol dehydrogenase.
- lactate oxylase or lactate dehydrogenase When measuring lactic acid, use lactate oxylase or lactate dehydrogenase. If uric acid is to be measured further, use peroxidase.
- an electron acceptor also referred to as electron media
- a typical example of the coexistence of the electron acceptor is a Darcos sensor, for example, measurement of a blood glucose level using blood as a sample.
- the electron acceptor is generally an inorganic or organic fine powder compound that promotes the reductive oxidation of an enzyme.
- alkali metal ferricyanide particularly preferably potassium metal salt
- fecacene or an alkyl-substituted product thereof P-benzoquinone, methylene blue, ⁇ -naphthoquinone 4-potassium sulfonate, phenazine methoxide Sulfate, 2,6-dichlorophenol indophenol and the like.
- alkali metal ferricyanide and Hue-Sen system work effectively. This is because the function as an electron transfer medium is stable and it is well soluble in aqueous solvents such as water, alcohols, or a mixed solvent thereof.
- the size of the electron acceptor powder is about 5 to 100 m.
- a practical level sensor can be obtained even with a reaction section composed of the two components, a pyrosensor obtained by applying an aqueous solution of both components to the electrode section tends to have a variation in measurement accuracy depending on the usage environment and the like. . In other words, it is difficult to obtain a biosensor with constant performance. Although the cause of this is not well understood, it is thought to be due to the crystal structure formed by precipitation after coating.
- Microcrystalline cellulose as the third component is added as a component for improving the above-mentioned variation in measurement accuracy.
- Various factors can be considered for the improvement of the variation.
- the electrochemical reaction between the electrode and the electron acceptor is suppressed due to the decrease in the chance of direct contact of the electron acceptor with the electrode, or the enzyme particles and the electron acceptor particles are made finer.
- the cellulose adsorbs the blood cells, or the cellulose forms a network.
- other factors such as preventing the two components from scattering out of the system. It is considered that these factors act synergistically, and consequently, variations in measurement accuracy are suppressed.
- the microcrystalline cellulose is fine particles obtained by extracting a crystal part in a plant fiber, and generally has a diameter of about 10 m or less and a length of 300 m or less.
- this microcrystalline cellulose is mainly used, but it may be mixed with amorphous cellulose fine powder which can be obtained simultaneously.
- the method of manufacturing the first invention is characterized by sequentially performing the following steps (A1) to (C1):
- a reaction part forming step for forming the reaction part (4) is characterized in that in the process (B1) of forming the reaction part (4) of the biosensor, a precipitation method utilizing a pigmentation technique is used, whereby uniform fine crystals are obtained.
- the reaction section can be constructed, and high dispersion solubility of the reaction section in the sample solution can be achieved.
- a working electrode (21) and a counter electrode (22) are provided in parallel proximity on an electrically insulating substrate (1) to form an electrode section (2).
- Various methods can be used for forming the electrode portion (2) on the electrically insulating substrate (1).
- hot stamping, direct vacuum deposition, sputtering, etc. can be used on the substrate (1).
- Examples include a method of forming an electrode pattern, a method of forming an electrode pattern by a photoetching method, and a method of bonding an electrode tape having a conductive material to the substrate (1).
- a specific example of a method of bonding an electrode tape having a conductive material to the substrate (1) will be described below.
- Conductive materials such as platinum, gold, palladium, and indium-tin oxide are deposited or sputtered on a thin, supportive, heat-resistant plastic sheet such as polyimide or aromatic polyimide.
- a heat sealing material such as ethylene vinyl acetate is coated on the back surface of the electrically insulating material sheet.
- the multilayer sheet is chopped into a tape to form an electrode tape.
- the electrode tape (2) is formed by thermally bonding the electrode tape to the insulating substrate (1).
- an electrode pattern by sputtering or the like when the desired shape of both electrodes is a stripe shape, first, a mask in which two stripe-shaped parallel holes are punched out as a masking material for sputtering is used. This is fixed to the polyimide film in such a way that it contacts the upper surface of the polyimide film without any gap. Sputtering is performed on the film, and spattering platinum is projected from the striped window holes to form two continuous striped electrodes in close contact with the polyimide film.
- the electrode part (2) is formed by laminating the polyimide film on which the electrodes are formed to a PET film via an adhesive.
- a conductive material can be placed directly on an electrically insulating substrate (1) (eg, PET film).
- the electrode part (2) may be formed by sputtering a material.
- the coating solution for a reaction part of the present invention comprises a reaction reagent system containing three components of an oxidoreductase, an electron acceptor, and a fine crystal cell mouth powder. Since the reaction reagent system contains microcrystalline cellulose powder, it is excellent in film formability in forming a reaction part. As the above three components, those described above can be used.
- the good solvent of the present invention may be any solvent having high solubility in oxidoreductase and electron acceptor, and is preferably water or an aqueous good solvent such as a water-containing solvent.
- the aqueous solvent is a solvent that is compatible with water, for example, a mixed solution of methanol, ethanol, dioxane, isopropyl alcohol, and the like and water.
- the poor solvent for the reaction reagent system of the present invention may be any solvent that dissolves in water and lowers the solubility of oxidoreductase and electron acceptor, such as alkylenedalycol monoalkyl ether, alkylene glycol, propylene alcohol, Butanol and the like, and ethylene glycol monoethyl ether (Cellosolve) is preferred.
- the above three-component reaction reagent system may be partially dissolved. Specifically, the two components of the oxidoreductase and the electron acceptor may be substantially dissolved, and the fine crystalline cellulose powder may be in a dispersed or suspended state.
- the above-mentioned good solvent and poor solvent water-ethylene-dalcol monoethyl ether is preferable.
- the ratio of the amount of the good solvent to that of the poor solvent is about 1: 0.5 to 10, preferably about 1: 1 to 3.
- a specific example of the electrode forming step (B1) is shown.
- the aqueous suspension of microcrystalline cellulose is stirred with a homogenizer, and an oxidoreductase (glucose oxidase, etc.) and an electron acceptor (potassium ferricyanide, etc.) are added thereto and stirred to obtain a mixed solution A.
- an oxidoreductase glucose oxidase, etc.
- an electron acceptor potassium ferricyanide 5 to 70 g
- microcrystalline cellulose 1 to 10 g per 100 mL of 100% water is as follows.
- Mixture A is produced.
- the mixed liquid A is added dropwise to this, whereby the dispersion liquid B is adjusted.
- This is used as the coating solution for the reaction section.
- finer crystals can be obtained as the deposition rate is higher.
- reaction section forming step (C1) will be described.
- a predetermined amount of the reaction part coating liquid is applied dropwise to one end of the electrode part (2) of the electrode forming plate obtained in the step (M), and dried to form a film.
- a mask sheet (3) is thermally bonded on an electrically insulating substrate (1) having a working electrode (21) and a counter electrode (22) provided in parallel and close proximity.
- the mask sheet (3) is made of a heat-fusible sheet, and is provided with a reaction part cell (31) for regulating the electrode area of the sensor chip reaction part. That is, the reaction part cell (31) is provided at one end of the sensor so as to form a window through which the working electrode (21) and a part of the counter electrode (22) can be seen.
- the part to be coated with the three-component coating liquid for the reaction part obtained in the step (B1) is placed in the reaction part cell (31) provided on the mask sheet (3) on the electrically insulating substrate (1). It is.
- the reaction section coating liquid is applied so as to cover both the working electrode (21) and the counter electrode (22) in the reaction section cell (31).
- the coating liquid is applied using a pipette, a nozzle, or the like, and dried in an oven or the like for a certain period of time to form a film.
- This membrane is fixed across the working electrode (1) and the counter electrode (2) and functions as a reaction part (4).
- the spacer sheet (5) is provided with a protruding portion (51) on one side of the edge of the tip (R curve) of the sensor and, if necessary, a corner (52) at the root thereof.
- the protruding portion (51) when the sensor of the present invention comes in contact with the sample liquid, the sample liquid can be smoothly introduced without leaving bubbles in the holding space portion by utilizing the capillary phenomenon.
- the spacer sheet (5) may be a double-sided adhesive sheet having a constant thickness.
- the spacer sheet (5) is covered with an electrically insulating cover sheet (6). This forms a sample suction part (15) leading to the reaction part (4).
- the sample inhalation volume and ease of inhalation depend on the shape and cross-sectional area of the sample inlet.
- the volume of the reaction section (4) is determined by the thickness of the mask sheet (3) and the area of the reaction section cell (3 1). It is advisable to change each of them as appropriate to determine the optimal conditions.
- the reaction section is preferably fixed over the working electrode (2 1) and the counter electrode (2 2), but the working electrode (2 1) and the counter electrode (2 2) are not necessarily fixed. It does not have to be provided in the same shape and arrangement.
- a desired biosensor is obtained through the above steps (A1) to (C1), but finally, all steps are completed by applying force as a biosensor chip.
- the biosensor according to the second invention of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.
- the biosensor of the second invention comprises an electric insulating substrate (1), an electrode having a working electrode (21) and a counter electrode (22) provided on the substrate, and a reaction fixed to one end of the electrode.
- a biosensor comprising a part (4), wherein the reaction part comprises an oxidoreductase, an electron acceptor, a microcrystalline cellulose powder, and a hydrophilic polymer composed of a hydrophilic segment and a hydrophobic segment. It is characterized as being a main component.
- the electrode part (2) of the signal conversion part constituting the hardware part of the present invention is the same as the description of the “electrode part (2)” in the above “1. First Invention Biosensor”.
- the reaction section (4) mainly comprises four components of a oxidoreductase, an electron acceptor, a microcrystalline cell opening, a hydrophilic polymer composed of a hydrophilic segment and a hydrophobic segment. It is a film (or layer) formed as a component.
- reaction II! 5 (4) the description of “Reaction II! 5 (4)” in the above “1. The same is true.
- the biosensor of the first invention employs the above-mentioned three-component reaction section, greatly improving the packing and measuring the components in the sample with high accuracy.
- various pre-checks are conducted, and there is room for further improvement in the following points.
- a reaction part of the biosensor of the first invention is configured to include the above-mentioned “hydrophilic segment and hydrophobic segment” as a fourth component. It has been found that it is effective to add a certain hydrophilic polymer.
- the polymer exerts a large effect only by the combination of the three components and the hydrophilic polymer, and even if the microcrystalline cellulose in the three components is lacking, for example, it is replaced by another component.
- the problem in the present invention is not solved.
- the four components form more uniform and fine particles than the reaction component (3) of the three components, and the polymer reacts in a state where the three components are closely connected to each other.
- the biosensor of the second invention basically has the structure of the biosensor of the first invention, and differs in that the above-described four-component system is employed in the reaction section (4).
- the hydrophilic polymer is, for example, a polymer having the following content.
- the meaning of hydrophilicity means a property of dissolving or hydrating and swelling in water or at least a hydroxyl-bonded aliphatic alcohol dissolved in water or a mixed solvent thereof.
- a polyacrylic acid-based alkali metal salt or polyacrylic acid Alkanolamine salts and polyoxyalkylenes are preferred.
- polyoxyalkylenes are preferred.
- examples thereof include a polyoxyethylene alkyl (hydrophilic) ether having a higher aliphatic group (hydrophobic) at one terminal, a higher fatty acid ester (hydrophobic) of polyethylene glycol (hydrophilic), and a linear oxy group.
- the polymer include an alkylene segment (hydrophilic) and an alkyl group-branched oxyalkylene segment (hydrophobic). Hydrophilic polymers (hereinafter referred to as “A polymer”) are more preferred.
- the action and effect (high temporal stability, high measurement accuracy, etc.) of the mixture of the hydrophilic polymers can be further increased.
- the hydrophilic polymer has more distinct amphoteric properties, for example, during the manufacture of the pyrosensor described in Section 9, particularly, the step of preparing the coating solution for the reaction part (B2) can be effectively performed, The above effects can be promoted. Further, since the affinity between the electrode substrate and the coating liquid for the reaction part becomes compatible, coating is easy, and the adhesion of each sheet is also improved. Therefore, in the case of a hydrophilic polymer having only a hydrophilic segment alone or only a hydrophobic segment, it is difficult to obtain a high level of the effect such as long-term storage stability.
- the bond between the linear oxyalkylene segment expressing hydrophilicity and the alkyl group-branched oxyalkylene segment expressing hydrophobicity is, for example, randomly or alternately regularly (block structure).
- block structure is more preferable. This is because it is easy to control the molecular weight between the units, and the degree of hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity can be clearly and easily changed.
- the amphoteric balance of the A polymer can also be controlled by the molecular weight and content of each fragment, and in the present invention, those defined in Item 7 are preferable. That is, the alkyl group-branched oxyalkylene segment in the hydrophilic polymer is referred to as an average molecular weight, and the linear oxyalkylene segment is referred to as a weight%. Specifically, the former is preferably 150 to 400, more preferably 2000 to 300, and the latter is preferably 30 to 80% by weight, more preferably 4 to 100% by weight. 0 to 70% by weight.
- the surface of the reaction part (4) to be formed is formed without stickiness, and the reaction part changes to an abnormally dry state even in a dry environment.
- the reaction part changes to an abnormally dry state even in a dry environment.
- the monomer component forming the linear oxyalkylene segment is, for example, a ring-opening polymer unit of a linear alkylene oxide such as ethylene oxide, 1,3-propylene oxide, or 1,4-butylene oxide.
- the monomer component forming an alkyl group-branched oxyalkylene segment exhibiting hydrophobicity is formed by branching (side chain) of an alkyl group such as methyl ethylene oxide or ethyl ethylene oxide.
- Ring-opening polymer units of alkylene oxides Basically, the above four components should be mainly composed. In that case, it is more effective to make each composition ratio as follows.
- the content is 1 to 30% by weight, preferably 3 to 20% by weight, and the hydrophilic polymer is 2 to 40% by weight, preferably 5 to 30% by weight.
- the biosensor of the present invention is characterized in that it has a reaction part (4) containing the four components as main components, and the above-mentioned reaction part (4) and the other components act synergistically.
- Great improvement effects are achieved. This is not always achieved at exactly the same level no matter what manufacturing method is used.
- the production method provided in Item 9 can be mentioned.
- biosensor manufacturing method characterized by sequentially performing the following steps (A2) to (C2).
- a mixed solution Ma composed of three components of oxidoreductase, electron acceptor and microcrystalline cellulose and ⁇ 1 in advance is used as a poor solvent for the three components, but for the hydrophilic polymer. Do not stir into the hydrophilic polymer solution Pa dissolved in an aqueous solvent that is a good solvent.
- the above-mentioned production method is particularly characterized in that, among various conceivable methods, the coating solution to be coated to form the reaction part provided in item 8 is in the form of a dispersion (or suspension). are doing.
- the electrode forming step (A2) is a step of providing a working electrode (21) and a counter electrode (22) in parallel proximity on an electrically insulating substrate (1).
- Various methods can be used to form the electrode portion (2) on the electrically insulating substrate (1). For example, hot stambling, direct vacuum evaporation, sputtering, etc. can be performed on the substrate (1).
- a specific example of a method of bonding an electrode tape having a conductive material to the substrate (1) will be described below.
- Conductive materials such as platinum, gold, palladium, and indium-tin oxide are deposited or sputtered on a thin sheet of plastic insulating material such as polyimide and aromatic polyimide that is thin and has excellent heat resistance.
- the back of the insulating material sheet is coated with a heat sealing material such as ethylene vinyl acetate. This multilayer sheet is chopped into a tape shape to form an electrode tape.
- the electrode tape (2) is formed by thermally bonding the electrode tape to the insulating substrate (1).
- the substrate is a two-layer substrate obtained by laminating a polyester resin film and a polyimide film in the above examples. This case will be described.
- polyester resin film for example, a PET film is mentioned, and its thickness is generally about 70 to 150 m.
- the polyester resin film itself can be used as a substrate.
- poly As a polyimide film to be laminated on the ester-based resin film a (thin) aromatic polyimide film (hereinafter PI film) having a thickness of about 20 to 50 m is generally used.
- the two electrodes are formed on a PI film in advance, and the back surface of the PI film and the PET film are laminated via an adhesive. This completes the formation of the electrodes together with the two-layer substrate. It also becomes an electrode plate that excels in heat resistance, chemical resistance, and various physical properties.
- the reason why the electrodes are formed on a PI film in advance and this is laminated on a PET film is as follows.
- the PI film is tough and has high heat resistance, and can be used in a large amount of thin film by roll winding, and has excellent adhesion of the formed electrode, making it suitable for electrode formation by sputtering. Used for That is, the longer film can be continuously supplied in a roll-to-roll manner for a long time, and a high-quality electrode plate with high productivity is easily obtained.
- high-purity platinum is preferably used as a good conductor used in the sputtering method.
- the sputtering conditions in this case were as follows: an argon atmosphere, a degree of vacuum of 1.
- the electrode formation by masking is performed as follows. For example, if the desired shape of both electrodes is striped, first use a masking plate with two striped parallel holes punched out as a masking material, and use this as a gap on the upper surface of the PI film that is continuously supplied. It is fixed in a state where it comes in contact with it. At the above-mentioned speed, sputtering is started simultaneously with the supply of the film. A sputtered ring platinum is projected from the striped window hole to form a continuous two striped electrode S adherently. It is supplied and wound on a roll-to-roll basis.
- the sputtering may be repeated while rewinding.
- the PI film on which the electrodes are formed is laminated on a PET film via an adhesive. Then, a suspension sheet (5) provided with a protruding portion (51) and an outer cover cover are formed so that a sample suction portion (15) and a reaction portion (4) described in FIG. 7 are formed. And (6) are sequentially bonded and laminated via an adhesive. Of course, after the step (C2), the outer surface cover sheet (6) is covered with the terminal portion provided at the other end of the biosensor, without being covered.
- a coating liquid for the reaction section in the step (B2) is prepared.
- the three components of the redox enzyme, the electron acceptor, and the microcrystalline cellulose are added to a good solvent within the above composition ratio to prepare a mixed solution Ma.
- the good solvent, the three components are dissolved or dispersed (suspended) in water have a solvent containing a UGA, lower monovalent aliphatic alcohols in particular miscible with water or water (up to at most C 3 And an alcohol mixture.
- the oxidoreductase and the electron acceptor are substantially dissolved in the good solvent, but the fine crystal cell opening may be in a dispersed state or a suspended state.
- the three components may be simultaneously added to the good solvent and stirred at room temperature.
- a sequential method in which the components are added and stirred may be employed.
- a solution Pa of a hydrophilic polymer is separately prepared.
- the solvent used for the solution Pa is a solvent that is almost completely soluble in the hydrophilic polymer itself (good solvent), but a solvent that is hardly soluble or substantially insoluble in the above three components (poor solvent).
- Solvent (hereinafter also referred to as “specific solvent”).
- the "specific solvent” examples include a monohydric aliphatic alcohol having 4 or more carbon atoms, a higher aliphatic polyhydric alcohol having 2 to 3 valences, or a polyhydric alcohol in which at least one of the hydroxyl groups of the polyhydric alcohol has been substituted with an alkyl group.
- Alcohol a divalent aliphatic alcohol in which one hydroxyl group is substituted with an alkyl group is preferable, and specific examples include monomethyl or monoethyl ether of ethylene glycol.
- two or more of these organic solvents can be mixed and adjusted.
- the aqueous mixed solution Ma in which the three components are dissolved is dropped into the hydrophilic polymer solution Pa under stirring.
- This stirring should not be too vigorous, but should be done gently, and the dropping should be done slowly over a certain amount of time. This Thereby, it is possible to generate fine crystal particles having a uniform particle size.
- Such a special mixing means is particularly effective for preparing a coating solution for the reaction section.
- a hydrophilic polymer may be mixed in advance in addition to the three components in the aqueous mixed solution Ma, and only the above “specific solvent” may be dropped and mixed.
- a procedure of drop-mixing the hydrophilic polymer solution Pa into the aqueous solution Ma may be adopted.
- the procedure of the step (B2) can form a more preferable reaction part (4).
- the present invention is characterized in that the reaction part coating liquid composed of four components is a dispersion liquid. Since the above three components are originally fine crystalline powders, when the film is formed by coating and drying, each of the three components becomes original crystal particles and is mixed and dispersed. However, since the size of each particle varies in size and is uneven and mixed and dispersed, this causes poor connection between components and poor stability over time.
- the reaction component coating solution composed of four components is in a state of a dispersion (suspension) precipitated in a hydrophilic polymer containing an “aqueous solvent”.
- the particles in the dispersed (suspended) state have the same particle size and are ultrafine particles.
- the electrode section of the electrode forming plate obtained in the step (B2) is used.
- a desired biosensor is obtained through the above steps (A2) to (C2). Finally, all the steps are completed by force-working as a biosensor chip.
- the thus-obtained Pyosensor of the first invention and the Pyosensor of the second invention thus obtained are used for quantifying specific components in various sample liquids.
- the darco in the sample solution Components, alcohol components, lactic acid components or uric acid components are measured with high accuracy without variation.
- a known biosensor measurement method can be used.
- the measurement is suitably performed using the method described in Example 3.
- the reaction section (4) of the third invention biosensor may employ the composition described in the first invention biosensor or the second invention biosensor.
- the electric insulating substrate (1) of the present embodiment is formed in a long plate shape, and the tip portion is formed in a substantially semicircular shape.
- the electrode part (2) disposed on the substrate (1) is composed of a working electrode (21) and a counter electrode (22) disposed substantially in parallel along the longitudinal direction of the substrate (1). ing.
- two electrode films obtained by sputtering and depositing a platinum film on a predetermined polyimide film are adhered on a substrate (1) with an adhesive at an interval of about 0.5 mm to form an electrode portion (2). Is composed.
- This mask sheet (3) is provided with a substantially elliptical (or rectangular) reaction part cell (window) (31) on the front end side, which is substantially semicircular, and the reaction part cell (31). ) Exposes the tip side of the electrode section (2). Also, the mask sheet (3) is not laminated on the rear end side of the substrate (1), but exposes the rear end side of the electrode section (2).
- the exposed portion on the distal end side of the electrode section (2) serves as a detection section for detecting an electrochemical change due to an enzymatic reaction between the reaction section (4) described below and the liquid sample, and the electrode section ( 2)
- the exposed part on the rear end side is a connection terminal for connecting to the measuring device.
- a hot melt film having a substantially semicircular tip is thermocompression-bonded and laminated as a mask sheet (3) on a substrate (1).
- the reaction section (4) disposed on the detection section of the electrode section (2) in the reaction section cell (31) of the mask sheet (3) has an enzyme that reacts with a specific component of the liquid sample to be measured. And an electron-donor for donating electrons during the enzymatic reaction.
- the configuration of the reaction section (4) is as described above.
- the leading edge of the electrically insulating spacer sheet (5) disposed on the mask sheet (3) has one side in the width direction.
- a protruding portion (51) protruding toward the sensor tip side is formed at the base, and a corner (52) is formed at the root of the protruding portion (51).
- a PET film having an adhesive layer on both sides is laminated on a mask sheet (3) as a spacer sheet (5).
- the leading end of the electrically insulating cover sheet (6) provided on the spacer sheet (5) is formed in a substantially semicircular shape slightly smaller than the leading end of the substrate (1).
- the cover sheet (6) and the substrate (1) are opposed to each other at a predetermined interval by the spacer sheet (5).
- a storage space S surrounded by the top edge of the storage space S is formed.
- a transparent PET film is laminated on the upper surface of the spacer sheet (5) as a cover sheet (6).
- the biosensor (10) When measuring a liquid sample using the biosensor (10) configured as described above, first, attach the biosensor (10) to the measuring device at the rear end, and then use the biosensor (10) to measure the liquid sample to be measured. The sample is brought into contact with the sample suction part (15) at the tip of the sensor (10), and the liquid sample is introduced into the holding space (S) using capillary action. Then, the specific component of the liquid sample and the reaction part (4) are subjected to an enzymatic reaction in the storage space (S), and the electrochemical change at that time is detected by the electrode part (2), and the specific component in the liquid sample is detected. Is measured with a measuring device.
- This biosensor (10) has a protruding part (51) formed on one side of the leading edge of the spreader sheet (5). Therefore, the sample suction part (15) at the tip of the sensor by capillary action (15) The sample can first be brought into contact with the protrusion (51). Then, by using the wettability of the protrusion (51), the introduction of the liquid sample by the capillary phenomenon can be promoted at the protrusion (51). Therefore, as shown in Fig. 9, after the front edge F of the liquid sample flowing from the sample suction part (15) side of the sensor tip comes into contact with the protruding part (51), this liquid sample is moved to the protruding part (51).
- the gas can be preferentially flowed in from one side along the side surface of the container, and the gas in the storage space (S) is discharged to the opposite side of the protruding portion (51) (see the arrow in FIG. 3).
- the sample can be smoothly introduced into the entire storage space (S).
- the discharged air flow C causes the liquid sample to come into contact with the space sheet (5) even in a portion other than the protrusion (51). It is possible to prevent bubbles from being generated and to introduce the liquid sample without leaving any bubbles in the storage space S.
- the biosensor (10) can introduce a liquid sample from one side along the protrusion (51) by the introduction promoting action of the protrusion (51), the depth of the storage space (S) can be reduced. ⁇ ⁇ Even if the corner (52) is formed in the chassis (5), no air bubbles remain in the corner (52). Therefore, according to the biosensor (10), the formation of the corner is not limited due to the remaining air bubbles as in the prior art.
- the capacity of the retaining space S can be easily expanded by forming the corner. Can be.
- the biosensor (10) can support the cover sheet (6) by the protruding part (51) protruding toward the sample suction part (15) at the sensor tip, so that the substrate (1) and the cover sheet can be supported.
- (6) It is possible to stably maintain the set interval with. Therefore, for example, it is possible to prevent the cover sheet (6) from being deformed due to, for example, a temperature change or an external force, and the liquid sample can be introduced into the holding space (S) in a prescribed amount, thereby enabling measurement. Accurate measurement with few errors is possible.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an example of a sensor chip configuration.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a cross section of a reaction part of Example 1 and Comparative Example 1.
- FIG. 3 shows a copy of an electron micrograph of the surface state of the reaction part in Comparative Example 1.
- FIG. 4 shows a copy of an electron micrograph of the surface state of the reaction part in Example 1.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a comparison of Faraday current values in Example 1 and Comparative Example 1.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a comparison of sensor outputs in Example 1 and Comparative Example 1.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the biosensor of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 (a) is a plan view
- FIG. 7 (b) is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA.
- FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view of the biosensor of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a partial plan view for explaining the introduction process when introducing the liquid sample into the storage space of the biosensor of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing the output change and the CV value with respect to the elapsed date of the enzyme sensor.
- the measurement system in the example was composed of a disposable sensor chip and a main body of the measuring instrument, and used an enzyme electrode method.
- Platinum was sputtered on the polyimide sheet.
- the back surface of the polyimide sheet was coated with ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) as a heat sealing material.
- EVA ethylene vinyl acetate
- the multilayer sheet was cut into a tape. This is a platinum electrode tape. Holes (cells for the reaction part) that regulate the electrode area of the reaction part of the sensor chip were punched out of a polyester hot melt adhesive sheet to form a mask sheet.
- a platinum electrode tape and a mask sheet were thermally bonded to a white PET sheet, which is an insulating material.
- a spacer sheet was made by punching a hole in the double-sided adhesive sheet having an acrylic adhesive layer (thickness 25 ffl) on both sides of the PET layer (thickness 100 nm) to provide a sample suction chamber.
- THEOLUS CREAM (SEOLUS CREAM FP-03 manufactured by Asahi Kasei Corporation, 10% by weight of crystalline cellulose) was added to 150 g of distilled water, and the mixture was stirred with a homogenizer at 10,000 to 111 for 15 minutes. This is used as a theolus cream diluent.
- Ethylene glycol monoethyl ether (Nacalai Tesque, special grade) While stirring iOO mL with a magnetic stirrer at 500 rpm, gently add 100 mL of the above solution A dropwise. After the whole amount of the solution A was dropped, the mixture was stirred for 5 minutes. This is B solution. The solution B thus obtained is used as a coating solution for the reaction section.
- FIG. 4 shows an electron micrograph of the surface state of the reaction part.
- FIG. 2 (b) shows a schematic diagram of the cross section of the reaction part shown in FIG.
- the induced current flowing when the reaction part of the sensor chip was dissolved in the sample solution was measured to evaluate the solubility of the sensor chip.
- the Faraday current value of ten sensor chips was measured, and the solubility was evaluated.
- the average was 160.1 (Table 1, Fig. 5).
- the output sensitivity at a measurement time (20 seconds) at a Darcos concentration of 100 mg / dL was 154.7 (Table 2, Fig. 6).
- the CV value is a value of (standard deviation value of sensor output Z average value of sensor output) X100.
- Solution A was made as in Example 1. Ten sensor chips were formed in the same manner as in Example 1 except that this solution A was used as a reaction part coating solution.
- Figure 3 shows an electron micrograph of the surface of the reaction zone.
- Fig. 2 (a) shows a schematic diagram of the cross section of the reaction part shown in Fig. 3.
- Example 1 As in Example 1, the solubility was evaluated for ten sensor chips by measuring the Faraday current value, and the average was 17.6 (Table 1, Fig. 5).
- the output sensitivity at a glucose concentration of 100 mg / dL at a measurement time of 30 seconds was 99.2 (Table 2, Figure 6).
- the sensor chip of Example 1 has much higher solubility in the reaction section than the sensor chip of Comparative Example 1.
- the sensor chip of Example 1 has a higher sensor output than that of Comparative Example 1 and is a more reliable sensor chip.
- the variation in the output of the sensor chip in the first embodiment is It was smaller than that of Comparative Example 1.
- the electrode forming step (A2) was performed with the following contents.
- a working electrode (21) and a counter electrode (22) are formed on a 25-m-thick polyimide film by sputtering platinum with a thickness of 0.06 um, a size of 1 x 35 mm, and an interval of lmm, and this is formed by sputtering. It was laminated on a 250 m long white PET film (1) with an adhesive. Next, one end is left as a terminal (21a, 22a) on both electrode forming surfaces, and the other end is a rectangular window (reaction 10 O (thickness) with a cell (3 1)) (1.5 X 5 mm) (room for the reaction part (4)) and a sample suction part (15) for the sample suction passage leading to this window.
- m PET film electrically insulating sheet (5)
- step (B2) of preparing the coating solution for the reaction section was carried out in the following manner.
- Oxidoreductase ⁇ ⁇ glucose oxidase (Toyobo Co., Ltd. activity 165 units (u) / mg) 2.44 g (hereinafter referred to as experimental enzyme)
- Poison electron acceptor-Pure potassium ferricyanide manufactured by Nacalai Tesque, Inc. 40 g (hereinafter referred to as experimental receiver)
- Reference hydrophilic polymer solution ' ⁇ A block polymer of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide. The average molecular weight of oxypropylene glycol unit is about 2050, and the ethylene content of all molecules is about 50% by weight. C) is a paste. A solution of 7.5 g of the polymer uniformly dissolved in 10 Oml of ethylene diol monoethyl ether (hereinafter referred to as experimental hydrophilic polymer solution Pa).
- the mixed solution Ma was gently dropped into the experimental hydrophilic polymer solution Pa in a stirring state, and when the entire amount was dropped, stirring was continued for 5 minutes and stopped. The whole changed to a suspended aqueous liquid due to the precipitation of fine particles. This is hereinafter referred to as a coating liquid for a reaction part.
- the process proceeded to the reaction section formation step (C2), where reaction section (4) was formed, and the desired 100 biosensors were completed.
- Example 2 was carried out under exactly the same conditions except that no hydrophilic polymer was used. That is, first, a reaction part coating solution for comparison (aqueous liquid having the same appearance as in Example 2) was prepared, and this was applied to the reaction part cell (31) of the platinum electrode forming plate, and the reaction part was prepared. Without the membrane, 100 enzyme sensor chips for comparison were obtained.
- a reaction part coating solution for comparison aqueous liquid having the same appearance as in Example 2 was prepared, and this was applied to the reaction part cell (31) of the platinum electrode forming plate, and the reaction part was prepared. Without the membrane, 100 enzyme sensor chips for comparison were obtained.
- an aqueous glucose solution having a concentration of 10 O mg / dL was used as a specimen.
- 10 pieces stored for 5 days and 10 pieces stored for 40 days were used.
- 5 L of the sample was injected from the suction ports of each of the 10 chips, and immediately after 8 seconds had elapsed, immediately at a scanning speed of 5 O mv / s, 0 v ⁇ —0.2 v ⁇ + 0.2
- the voltage was applied while changing the potential continuously in the course of v, and the current generated at that time was measured.
- the output sensitivity based on the current with respect to the applied potential of each bay was determined.
- the average of the 10 sensitivities was determined and shown in Table 3.
- the output sensitivity is an integrated value (integrated current value) of the current value between the applied potential and 0.2 V ⁇ + 0.2 V.
- This value is an index that indicates the efficiency with which the reaction displacement of the sample in the reaction section is quickly and surely taken into the electrode. Therefore, the larger the value, the more the reaction displacement is taken. In general, it is extremely important from the viewpoint of measurement accuracy that not only the reactivity between the sample component and the reaction part but also all the reaction displacements are taken into the electrode as much as possible.
- Comparative Example 2 92 8 1 Next, 35 samples were extracted from the remaining enzyme sensor chip (random), measured using the specimen under the following conditions, the output generated for each elapsed day was measured, and the output change was determined and plotted. This is shown in the graph of FIG.
- a CV value (%) was determined from a variation in the output of the five sensor chips measured at each of the elapsed days, and the CV value for each of the elapsed days is also shown in the graph of FIG.
- the actual c V corresponds to Example 2
- the ratio c V corresponds to Comparative Example 2.
- the CV value is obtained by calculating the standard deviation value from the variation of the five sensor chips measured on each elapsed day, dividing the standard deviation value by the average current, and multiplying the value by 100.
- Example 2 has less inter-product variation than Comparative Example 2 and has excellent long-term storage stability. Industrial applicability
- the reaction part is formed by using the suspension reaction coating solution produced by the precipitation method, the solubility of the sensor chip reaction part in the sample is remarkably improved.
- the measurement accuracy was greatly improved.
- the measurement time can be reduced by improving the solubility in the sample.
- the biosensor of the second invention even if the biosensor is stored for a longer period of time, the reactivity with the sample component is hardly changed, and the measurement can be performed with higher accuracy. As a result, production control and inventory control of the Noo sensor are also facilitated, and Has also become easier to handle. In addition, since the result of the reaction with the sample can be measured more reliably and efficiently, a more accurate biosensor can be manufactured.
- the pyro sensor according to the present invention also has a feature in the structure of the sample suction unit. The protrusion formed on one side of the back of the storage space prevents the liquid sample from being introduced by capillary action on one side of the storage space. As in the past, there is no need to provide an exhaust port for venting gas inside the storage space as in the past, and with a very simple configuration, liquid samples can be smoothly removed without leaving air bubbles in the storage space. Can be introduced.
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