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- G01N—INVESTIGATING OR ANALYSING MATERIALS BY DETERMINING THEIR CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
- G01N35/00—Automatic analysis not limited to methods or materials provided for in any single one of groups G01N1/00 - G01N33/00; Handling materials therefor
- G01N35/10—Devices for transferring samples or any liquids to, in, or from, the analysis apparatus, e.g. suction devices, injection devices
- G01N35/1095—Devices for transferring samples or any liquids to, in, or from, the analysis apparatus, e.g. suction devices, injection devices for supplying the samples to flow-through analysers
Definitions
- the present invention performs a gene amplification reaction by feeding a sample injected from a sample storage unit or a pretreatment solution of the sample and a reagent stored in an amplification reagent storage unit to a reaction unit Subsequently, the present invention relates to a microreactor for genetic testing in which the operation of detecting the gene amplification reaction at a detection unit is performed in a chip in which each unit communicates via a fine flow path, and is particularly suitable for detecting bacterial power of specimen force. It relates to a microreactor.
- the chip is intended for a large amount of clinical specimens, and it is necessary to overcome problems such as versatility and manufacturing cost.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-28589
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-322099
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-108285
- Non-Patent Document 1 "DNA chip technology and its application”, “Protein Nucleic Acid Enzyme” 43 ⁇ , No. 13 (1998) Fumio Kimizuka, Yasunobu Kato, Kyoritsu Publishing Co., Ltd.
- the present invention has been made in view of these circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a microreactor for genetic testing suitable for detecting bacterial cells from a specimen by a gene amplification reaction.
- the objective is to provide a microreactor for genetic testing for cell detection that enables highly accurate detection with a simple configuration.
- the microreactor for gene testing of the present invention sends a sample injected from a sample storage unit or a pretreatment solution of the sample and a reagent stored in an amplification reagent storage unit to a reaction unit. After the gene amplification reaction is performed, the operation for detecting the gene amplification reaction at the detection unit is performed in a chip in which each unit communicates through a fine channel.
- An extraction reagent containing portion containing a gene extraction reagent for extracting the bacterial cell gene adsorbed on the carrier is provided in the chip;
- control means for switching the liquid feeding direction of the liquid containing the bacterial cell gene fed to the carrier filling part and repeatedly moving the liquid back and forth in the carrier filling part.
- the bacterial cells in the specimen are lysed and washed with the gene adsorbed to a particulate carrier (beads, etc.), and then the adsorbed gene is extracted with an extraction reagent. Since the gene amplification reaction is carried out by feeding the reaction solution to the reaction section after elution, a pretreatment solution suitable for the amplification reaction can be obtained efficiently and rapidly.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a schematic configuration of a chip in an embodiment of a microreactor for gene testing of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 (a) is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a piezo pump
- FIG. 2 (b) is a top view thereof
- FIG. 2 (c) is a cross-sectional view showing another example of the piezo pump.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration around the pump connection portion of the tip when the piezo pump is separated from the tip.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a configuration in which a bacterial cell gene produced by lysis of specimen strength is adsorbed to a carrier in a carrier filling portion.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining another configuration for adsorbing bacterial cell genes produced by lysis of specimen strength to the carrier in the carrier filling portion.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining a control system for repeatedly switching the liquid containing the bacterial cell gene in the carrier filling part in the front-rear direction.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a flow path configuration for mixing and reacting a sample processing solution and a reagent.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining a control system that repeatedly switches in the front-rear direction the feeding of the combined liquid of the sample processing liquid and the reagent introduced into the fine channel.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of an amplification reagent storage unit and a reagent mixing unit.
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a Peltier element is provided on the lower surface of the chip in the amplification reagent storage unit and the reagent mixing unit.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a reaction section for detecting an amplification reaction by the ICAN method by the method described above and a flow path configuration around the detection section.
- FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a check valve used in a microreactor flow path.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining a quantitative liquid feeding mechanism using a check valve.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating the structure of a hydrophobic valve.
- the reaction unit is connected to a microchannel from a confluence portion where a processing solution in which the sample is pretreated and a reagent accommodated in the amplification reagent accommodating portion merge.
- control means for switching the liquid feeding direction of the combined liquid of the liquids fed to the reaction section and repeatedly moving the combined liquid back and forth in the reaction section.
- the amplification reaction is performed while the combined solution of the treatment liquid and the reagent pretreated in the carrier filling part is moved back and forth in the reaction part while switching the liquid feeding direction.
- the probability that the child and the reagent meet is increased, and the reaction rate is improved.
- the reaction part is a fine flow path, a flow velocity gradient occurs due to viscosity from the central part of the flow path to the inner wall of the flow path. Under this condition, the diffusion of the reagent by switching the liquid flow in the front-rear direction of the flow path is 2 Dimensional and fungus Probability that body genes and reagents meet.
- a second flow path whose rate of change in flow path resistance with respect to a change in differential pressure is smaller than that of the first flow path, a pressurizing chamber connected to the first flow path and the second flow path,
- micro pump provided with a drive device for driving the actuator.
- the gene testing microreactor of the present invention sends a sample injected from a sample storage unit or a pretreatment solution of the sample and a reagent stored in an amplification reagent storage unit to a reaction unit.
- An extraction reagent containing portion containing a gene extraction reagent for extracting the bacterial cell gene adsorbed on the carrier is provided in the chip;
- a check valve is provided in at least one of the fine channels that communicate with each other.
- the bacterial cells in the specimen are lysed and washed with the gene adsorbed on the particulate carrier. Since the gene amplification reaction is carried out by eluting the solution to the reaction section, a pretreatment solution suitable for the amplification reaction can be obtained efficiently and rapidly.
- a check valve is provided as a position when a later-described mechanism for quantifying a reagent or a sample treatment solution is provided, or in the PCR method, due to cross contamination and the influence of contamination. Therefore, it is possible to list appropriate positions to prevent these contaminations and other positions near the downstream side of the connection between the micropump and the chip.
- the microreactor for genetic testing of the present invention sends a sample injected from a sample storage unit or a treatment solution pretreated with the sample and a reagent stored in an amplification reagent storage unit to a reaction unit.
- a gene testing microreactor in which the operation of detecting the gene amplification reaction at the detection unit after the gene amplification reaction is performed in a chip connected to each unit through a fine channel,
- An extraction reagent containing portion containing a gene extraction reagent for extracting the bacterial cell gene adsorbed on the carrier is provided in the chip;
- Cooling means for cooling the amplification reagent storage unit and a reagent mixing unit in which each reagent from Z or a plurality of amplification reagent storage units is mixed is provided.
- a Peltier element is preferable.
- the bacterial cells in the specimen are lysed and washed in a state where the gene is adsorbed to the particulate carrier. Since the gene amplification reaction is carried out by eluting the solution to the reaction section, a pretreatment solution suitable for the amplification reaction can be obtained efficiently and rapidly.
- amplification reagent storage unit and the reagent mixing unit are cooled by a cooling means such as a Peltier element, it is possible to prevent deterioration of the reagent due to temperature.
- PCR amplification requires temperature control that raises and lowers between three temperatures, and ICAN (Isothermal chim
- the reaction section needs to be set to 50 to 65 ° C, so that the reagent is heated during the temperature rise process of the reaction section, reagent mixing, etc.
- this can be prevented by providing Peltier elements on the upper and lower surfaces of the chip and the upper and lower surfaces of the amplification reagent storage unit and the reagent mixing unit and cooling them.
- the genetic testing microreactor of the present invention sends a sample injected from a sample storage unit or a pretreatment solution of the sample and a reagent stored in an amplification reagent storage unit to a reaction unit.
- a gene testing microreactor in which the operation of detecting the gene amplification reaction at the detection unit after the gene amplification reaction is performed in a chip connected to each unit through a fine channel,
- An extraction reagent containing portion containing a gene extraction reagent for extracting the bacterial cell gene adsorbed on the carrier is provided in the chip;
- the bacterial cell gene and the internal control are amplified simultaneously in the reaction part, and these are detected by separate detection parts, respectively.
- the bacterial cells in the specimen are lysed and washed in a state where the gene is adsorbed to the particulate carrier! Since the gene amplification reaction is carried out by eluting the solution to the reaction section, a pretreatment solution suitable for the amplification reaction can be obtained efficiently and rapidly.
- an internal control for discriminating false negatives of the gene amplification reaction due to an inhibitor or the like is amplified together with the sample pretreatment solution, and the solution after the reaction is appropriately treated as necessary. After that, it is divided and sent to a separate detection unit, and the detection of bacterial genes is detected by one detection unit and the internal control amplification is detected by the other detection unit. , Can perform quick and reliable inspection. [0027] According to the present invention, versatility and high sensitivity are ensured, low cost is achieved as a disposable type, high-precision detection is possible with a simple configuration, and efficient and quick. In addition, a microreactor for genetic testing, which is suitable for detecting bacteria or viruses, which can perform a pretreatment suitable for an amplification reaction on a specimen is provided.
- gene refers to DNA or RNA carrying genetic information that expresses some function, but may also be referred to simply as DNA or RNA that is a chemical entity.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a schematic configuration of a chip in an embodiment of the microreactor for gene testing of the present invention.
- the microreactor for genetic testing of this embodiment includes the chip 1 shown in the figure, a micropump for liquid feeding, a control system related to each control of the liquid feeding, temperature, and reaction, an optical detection system, and data collection and processing. And an apparatus main body provided with a processing system responsible for the system.
- the components other than the chip 1 can be configured such that the chip 1 is attached to and detached from the apparatus main body as an apparatus main body in which these are integrated.
- the micro pump may be installed in the chip 1, but it is incorporated in the main body of the device, and the chip 1 is attached to the main body of the device so that the pump connection part of the chip 1 is connected to the micro pump of the main body of the device. Is also possible.
- the chip 1 is formed by forming a flow path or the like by fine processing technology using, for example, resin, glass, silicon, ceramics, and the like.
- the vertical and horizontal dimensions are several tens mm and the height is about several mm.
- Have a size of The fine channel formed in the chip 1 has a size of about 10 ⁇ m to several hundred ⁇ m in width and height, for example.
- the liquid in each storage unit such as the lysing reagent storage unit 3, the washing liquid storage unit 5, the extraction reagent storage unit 6, the amplification reagent storage unit 7, the detection reagent storage unit 8 and the like is connected to each of these micro storage units.
- the micropump 11 includes, for example, a chip-shaped pump unit in which one or a plurality of micropumps are formed by a photolithography technique, etc., and a chip in which pretreatment, reaction, and detection flow paths as illustrated are formed. Can be connected to each accommodating portion by overlapping the surfaces.
- FIG. 2 (a) is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a piezo pump
- FIG. 2 (b) is a top view thereof.
- the micropump includes a substrate 42 on which a first liquid chamber 48, a first flow path 46, a pressurization chamber 45, a second flow path 47, and a second liquid chamber 49 are formed, and is laminated on the substrate 42.
- a photosensitive glass substrate having a thickness of 500 ⁇ m is used as the substrate 42, and etching is performed until the depth reaches 100 ⁇ m, whereby the first liquid chamber 48, the first flow path 46, A pressurizing chamber 45, a second flow path 47, and a second liquid chamber 49 are formed.
- the first channel 46 has a width of 25 / ⁇ ⁇ and a length of 20 m.
- the second channel 47 has a width of 25 m and a length of 150 m.
- the upper substrate 41 which is a glass substrate
- the upper surfaces of the first liquid chamber 48, the first flow path 46, the second liquid chamber 49, and the second flow path 47 are formed.
- the portion of the upper substrate 41 that corresponds to the upper surface of the pressurizing chamber 45 is processed by etching or the like and penetrates.
- a vibration plate 43 having a thickness of 50 ⁇ m and having a thin glass force is laminated, and further, for example, a force such as lead zirconate titanate (PZT) ceramics having a thickness of 50 m is also provided.
- the piezoelectric element 44 is laminated.
- the piezoelectric element 44 and the vibration plate 43 attached to the piezoelectric element 44 vibrate due to the driving voltage of the driving unit force, whereby the volume of the pressurizing chamber 45 increases or decreases.
- the first flow path 46 and the second flow path 47 have the same width and depth, and the length of the second flow path is longer than that of the first flow path.
- turbulent flow is generated so as to whirl in the flow path, and the flow path resistance increases.
- the second channel 47 since the channel width is long, the rate of change in the channel resistance with respect to the change in the differential pressure is smaller than that in the first channel, which tends to become a laminar flow even if the differential pressure increases.
- the diaphragm 43 is quickly displaced inward of the pressurizing chamber 45 by the driving voltage for the piezoelectric element 44 to reduce the volume of the pressurizing chamber 45 while applying a large and differential pressure.
- the volume of the pressurizing chamber 45 is increased while slowly displacing the diaphragm 43 from the pressure chamber 45 to give a small differential pressure, the liquid is fed in the direction B in FIG.
- the volume of the pressurizing chamber 45 is increased while the diaphragm 43 is quickly displaced outwardly from the pressurizing chamber 45 to give a large differential pressure.
- the volume of the pressurizing chamber 45 is decreased while the diaphragm 43 is slowly displaced inward from the pressurizing chamber 45 to give a small differential pressure, the liquid is fed in the A direction of FIG.
- the difference in flow rate resistance change ratio with respect to the change in differential pressure between the first flow channel and the second flow channel is not necessarily required due to the difference in flow channel length. It may be based.
- the liquid feeding direction and the liquid feeding speed can be controlled by changing the driving voltage and frequency of the pump.
- Figure 2 (c) shows another example of this pump.
- the pump is composed of a silicon substrate 71, a piezoelectric element 44, and a flexible wiring force (not shown).
- the silicon substrate 71 is a silicon wafer that is formed into a predetermined shape by photolithography, and is subjected to etching to pressurization chamber 45, diaphragm 43, first flow path 46, first liquid chamber 48, second flow.
- a passage 47 and a second liquid chamber 49 are formed.
- the first liquid chamber 48 is provided with a port 72
- the second liquid chamber 49 is provided with a port 73.
- this piezo pump when this piezo pump is separated from the chip 1 in FIG. It communicates with the pump connection of chip 1 via ports 72 and 73.
- the pump can be connected to the chip 1 by superimposing the substrate 74 having the holes 72 and 73 perforated and the vicinity of the pump connection portion of the microreactor on each other.
- FIG. 3 shows the configuration around the pump connection portion of chip 1 when the piezo pump is separated from chip 1 of Fig. 1.
- FIG. 4A shows the configuration of the pump unit that sends the driving liquid
- FIG. 4B shows the configuration of the pump unit that sends the amplification reagent.
- 24 is a drive fluid container, and the drive fluid may be either an oil system such as mineral oil or an aqueous system.
- Reference numeral 25 denotes a sealing liquid container for sealing the amplification reagent stored in advance. This sealing liquid is intended to prevent the reagent from reacting due to leakage into the fine flow path, etc., and is solidified or stored under refrigerated conditions where the microreactor (TAS) chip is stored before use.
- TAS microreactor
- sealing liquid and amplification Although air may intervene between the reagent and the reagent, it is desirable that the amount of air intervening is sufficiently small (relative to the reagent amount) from the viewpoint of quantitative liquid feeding. Further, the sealing liquid may be filled in a fine flow path, or may be filled in a reservoir provided for the sealing liquid.
- a flow path 26 for venting air is provided in the flow path between the pump connection section 12 and the amplification reagent storage section 7, a flow path 26 for venting air is provided.
- the air vent flow path 26 also branches off the flow path between the pump connection section 12 and the amplification reagent storage section 7, and its end is open. From the air vent flow channel 26, for example, bubbles present in the flow channel are removed when the pump is connected.
- This air vent channel 26 has a channel diameter of 10 m or less and a contact angle with water on the inner surface of the channel of 30 ° from the point of preventing leakage of an aqueous liquid such as water. The above is preferable.
- [0044] 13 is a hydrophobic valve having the structure shown in FIG. 14. This hydrophobic valve 13 blocks the passage of the liquid until the liquid feeding pressure in the forward direction reaches a predetermined pressure, and exceeds the predetermined pressure. Allow the liquid to pass through by adjusting the liquid supply pressure.
- the hydrophobic valve 13 is composed of a portion with a narrowed flow path diameter, whereby the liquid 27 in FIG. 14 (b) whose one-end-side force reaches the throttle flow passage 51 also passes to the other end side. It regulates that.
- the throttle channel 51 is formed so that the vertical and horizontal dimensions are about 200 m x 30 m with respect to the vertical and horizontal channels 200 / zm X 200 / zm connected in series on both sides. .
- the inner surface of the throttle channel 51 may be provided with a water-repellent coating, for example, a fluorine-based coating.
- Samples such as whole blood, serum, buffy coat, urine, feces, saliva, sputum and other body fluids are injected from the sample storage unit 2.
- Detectable bacteria and viruses contained in or possibly in these specimens are not particularly limited. If the bacterial and viral genes, and preferably the unique DNA sequence, are known, PCR primers for that are known in the art. Therefore, since it can produce, all are detectable. Specific examples include Mycobacterium tuberculosis, MRSA, influenza virus, and new infectious pathogens.
- the amount of specimen required is, for example, 0.001 to 100 ng as DNA.
- the specimen injected into the specimen container 2 is fed by a piezo pump 11 connected to the lysis reagent container 3, for example, as an aqueous solution containing lysozyme.
- the microbial cells in the specimen are lysed by mixing with a simple lysis reagent. Any known lysis reagent can be used.
- the bacterial cell gene that has been lysed and moved out of the bacterial cell is adsorbed to the fine carrier 55 filled in the fine flow path 4a of the carrier filling section 4.
- the carrier 55 for example, beads, powder, or the like made of glass, silica gel, hydroxyapatite, celite, or the like can be used.
- glass beads having a particle diameter of 0.05 to 1000 / ⁇ ⁇ are filled in the micro flow path 4a at a density of 0.05 gZml to l.3 gZml.
- the liquid containing the bacterial cell gene sent to the carrier filling unit 4 is switched in the forward and backward directions as indicated by the arrows in FIG.
- the micropump 11 is driven so as to repeatedly move back and forth in the flow path direction.
- the probability that the bacterial cell gene 56 and the fine particle carrier 55 meet each other is increased, and the efficiency of adsorbing many of the bacterial cell genes 56 to the fine particle carrier 55 in a short time can be increased.
- the reciprocation may be performed with an amplitude of 5 mm and a period of about 5 seconds.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a control system of the liquid-feeding micro pump 11 that moves the liquid containing the bacterial cell gene in the carrier filling unit 4 back and forth.
- the liquid-feeding micropump 11 is connected to a microcomputer 34 via an amplifier 32 and a DZA converter 33.
- the microcomputer 34 is equipped with a timer 35 and controls the liquid feeding of the liquid feeding micropump 11 at a preprogrammed timing.
- the 32 to 35 systems that control the micropump 11 may be in the chip. However, by installing the chip 1 in the main body of the microreactor unit, the pump connection part of the chip 1 can be connected. It is possible to control the operation by connecting to the microphone pump of the main body.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing another example of the liquid feeding system in the specimen storage unit, the lysing reagent storage unit, and the carrier filling unit.
- the micropump 11 is also connected to the sample container 2, and the sample feeding from the sample container 2 and the lysing reagent feeding from the lysis reagent container 3 are controlled separately. It is good.
- a valve 57 such as a check valve is provided in the fine flow path on the specimen container 2 side, and when the liquid containing the bacterial cell gene introduced into the carrier filler 4 is moved back and forth, the valve 57 is The solution is switched by the micropump 11 that is closed and connected to the lysis reagent container 3.
- a washing solution such as a Tris-EDTA-NaClZ ethanol mixed solution is fed from the washing solution storage unit 5 of Fig. 1 to fill the carrier. Pass through part 4 and clean thoroughly.
- a valve such as an active valve (not shown) provided in the vicinity of the branch part 31 is switched, and an extraction reagent such as a Tris-EDTA buffer is supplied from the extraction reagent storage part 6 to the carrier filling part 4.
- the bacterial cell adsorbed on the fine particulate carrier is eluted and fed to the reaction section 9 as a pretreatment liquid.
- the bacterial cell gene is RNA
- it is converted to cDNA using an appropriate reverse transcriptase and subjected to a force gene amplification reaction.
- the sample treatment solution obtained by pretreating the sample and the amplification reagent from the amplification reagent storage unit 7 are sent to the reaction unit 9 to perform a gene amplification reaction.
- the reaction unit 9 may have a wide liquid reservoir shape or a fine flow path depending on the case.
- a plurality of amplification reagent storage units 7 are provided corresponding to a plurality of reagents, and the mixing of the reagent and the reagent and the mixing of the sample treatment liquid and the reagent are performed at a desired ratio in a single mixing unit. It is also possible to mix at one or both, or to divide one or both of them to provide a plurality of merging sections and finally mix them to achieve the desired mixing ratio.
- FIG. 10 An example of the configuration of the amplification reagent storage unit and the reagent mixing unit is shown in FIG.
- the micropump (piezopump in this example) 11 is connected to each of the amplification reagent storage portions 7a, 7b, and 7c, and the reagent mixing portion 14 is connected to the end where the flow paths having the capacity of each storage portion are joined. Is provided.
- These parts are cooled by Peltier elements. That is, Peltier element 59 is provided on the lower surface of the chip as shown in FIG. 10 (a) in area A1 where amplification reagent storage parts 7a, 7b, and 7c are provided in FIG. 9, and reagent mixing part 14 in FIG. As shown in FIG. 10 (b), a Peltier element 59 is also provided on the lower surface of the chip in the area A2 in which is provided.
- the Peltier element 59 may be provided on the upper surface of the chip of each of these parts or on both upper and lower surfaces. Yes. In this way, by cooling the amplification reagent storage unit 7 and the reagent mixing unit 14, it is possible to prevent the deterioration of the reagent due to heating. In particular, PCR amplification requires temperature control that raises and lowers between three temperatures. Even when the ICAN (Isothermal chimera primer initiated nucleic acid amplification) method is applied for gene amplification, the amplification reaction section needs to be set to 50 to 65 ° C. Although the reagent is easily heated and deteriorated at times, this can be prevented by providing a Peltier element and cooling as shown in FIG. Usually, if the amplification reagent storage unit 7 and the reagent mixing unit 14 are kept at about 4 ° C or less, the sample can be sufficiently prevented from being altered.
- a reagent is stored in advance in the amplification reagent storage unit 7 so that a test can be performed quickly regardless of location or time.
- Reagents built in the chip are sealed with a sealing material (sealing liquid) to prevent evaporation, leakage, air bubbles, contamination, denaturation, etc.
- a sealing material contained in the sealing liquid container 25 in Fig. 3 are solid or gelled under refrigerated conditions where the microreactor TAS) chip is stored before use. When it reaches room temperature, it melts and becomes fluid.
- a sealing material a water-insoluble plastic substance can be used.
- the water solubility is 1% or less and the melting point is 8 ° C to room temperature (25 ° C).
- an aqueous solution of gelatin is an aqueous solution of gelatin.
- the gelatin temperature can be adjusted by changing the gelatin concentration. For example, in order to gel before and after 10 ° C, it should be about 1% aqueous solution! /.
- the amplification method is not limited.
- a DNA amplification technique a PCR amplification method that is widely used in various fields can be used.
- Various conditions for implementing the amplification technique have been examined in detail and are described in various documents including various modifications and improvements.
- PCR amplification force that requires temperature control to be raised and lowered between three temperatures
- Channel device force that enables temperature control suitable for microchips has already been proposed by the present inventors (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-2006). 108285).
- This device system may be applied to the amplification channel of the chip of the present invention. This makes the thermal cycle Since the microchannel is a micro reaction cell with a small heat capacity that can be switched at high speed, DNA amplification can be performed in a much shorter time than the conventional method that is performed manually in microtubes or microvials.
- the recently developed ICAN (Isother malchimera primer initiated nucleic acid amplification) method is an arbitrary constant temperature from 50 to 100 ° C. It has the feature that DNA amplification can be carried out in a short time (Patent No. 3343392). Therefore, the ICAN method is a suitable amplification technique for the microreactor of the present invention because simple temperature control is sufficient. In a manual operation, the method, which takes 1 hour, ends in 10-20 minutes, preferably 15 minutes, in the bioreactor of the present invention.
- the DNA amplification reaction may be another PCR modification method.
- the microreactor of the present invention is flexible enough to cope with any change in the design of the flow path.
- the technical details are disclosed and can be easily derived by those skilled in the art.
- PCR primers are two oligonucleotides that are complementary to both ends of the amplified DNA strand at a specific site.
- the design has already been developed for dedicated applications, and can be easily made by those skilled in the art using DNA synthesizers, chemical synthesis, and the like.
- the primer for the ICAN method is a chimeric primer of DNA and RNA, but the preparation method of this primer has already been technically established (Japanese Patent No. 3433929). It is important to use the most appropriate primer design and selection to determine the success and efficiency of the amplification reaction.
- the DNA of the amplification product can be immobilized on the substrate through binding to streptavidin on the chip substrate, and can be used for quantification of the amplification product.
- primer labeling substances include digoxigenin and various fluorescent dyes.
- Reagents such as enzymes used for amplification reactions are both for PCR and ICAN. It is easily available.
- Reagents in the PCR method include at least 2'-deoxynucleoside 5'-triphosphate, Taq DNA polymerase, Vent DNA polymerase, or Pfo DNA polymerase.
- the reagents in the ICAN method are at least 2'-deoxynucleoside 5'-triphosphate, a detected chimeric primer that can specifically hybridize to a gene, and DNA having strand displacement activity. Contains RNase of polymerase and endonuclease.
- Internal control is used for target nucleic acid (DNA, RNA) as an internal standard for monitoring amplification or quantification.
- the internal control sequence can be amplified in the same manner as the sample because it has a sequence that can hybridize the same primer as the sample primer on both sides of the sequence different from the sample.
- the sequence of the positive control is a specific sequence for detecting the sample, and the portion where the primer hybridizes and the sequence between them are the same as those of the sample.
- Nucleic acids (DNA, RNA) used for control may be those described in known technical literature.
- the negative control contains all reagents other than nucleic acids (DNA, RNA), and is used for checking for contamination and for correcting the ground.
- RNA samples there are reverse transcriptase and reverse transcription primer for synthesizing cDNA from RNA, and these are also commercially available.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a flow path configuration for mixing and reacting the sample processing solution and the reagent.
- the sample treatment liquid sent from the sample treatment liquid side flow path 54 by the micropump (not shown) and the reagent sent from the reagent storage unit 7 by the micropump 11 are the Y-shaped flow path. Are merged at the merging section 58 and fed to the succeeding fine channel 9a.
- the fine channel 9a has, for example, a width of 0.2 mm and a depth of 0.2 mm, and an ICAN reaction is performed in the fine channel 9a.
- the micropump 11 for feeding the reagent is driven so as to repeatedly switch the liquid feeding direction, and the combined liquid in the microchannel 9a is driven.
- a valve 57 such as a check valve or an active valve is provided in the flow path 54 on the specimen processing liquid side, and the fine flow path 9a is closed by the micropump 11 that closes the mixing process and feeds the reagent.
- a separate micro pump for mixing in the flow path As the micropump 11, a piezo pump as shown in FIG. 2 is suitable.
- the micropump on the sample processing liquid side and the micropump 11 on the reagent storage unit 7 side are driven without providing the force valve 57 that reciprocates the combined liquid with only one micropump 11. By doing so, the combined liquid in the fine flow path 9a can be reciprocated.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a control system for the micropump 11 for feeding liquid and the valve 57. As shown in the figure, the liquid-feeding micropump 11 is connected to a microcomputer 34 via an amplifier 32 and a DZA converter 33.
- an air cylinder 36 for opening and closing the valve 57 is connected to the microphone computer 34 via the DZA modification 33!
- the microcomputer 34 is equipped with a timer 35, and controls the liquid feeding of the liquid feeding micropump 11 and the opening / closing of the valve 57 at a preprogrammed timing. These control units may also be incorporated in the microreactor apparatus body as described above, and may be operated and controlled when the pump connection part of the chip 1 is connected to the micropump of the apparatus body.
- the detection unit 10 After performing the gene amplification reaction in the reaction unit 9, the detection unit 10 detects the amplification reaction.
- the detection unit 10 may also serve as the reaction unit 9 in some cases, but in the detection using a colloidal gold described later, detection is performed by a separate detection unit to which streptavidin is adsorbed.
- the amplification reaction solution is divided, and amplification detection of the bacterial gene and amplification detection of the internal control are performed by a separate detection unit. It is preferable to do so.
- the detection reagent for example, colloidal gold solution, luminescent reagent, etc.
- the detection reagent storage unit 8 is sent to the detection unit 10 or the flow path between the reaction unit 9 and the detection unit 10, and the reaction amplification solution or its treatment is performed. Mix or contact with objects.
- the method for detecting the amplified DNA of the target gene is not particularly limited, and a suitable method is used as necessary.
- detection methods such as visible spectrophotometry, fluorescence measurement, and luminescence luminescence are the mainstream.
- methods such as electrochemical methods, surface plasmon resonance, and quartz crystal microbalance are also included.
- electrochemical methods, surface plasmon resonance, and quartz crystal microbalance are also included.
- a method that can be measured with high sensitivity by visible light is preferable. Compared with fluorescence photometry, the instrument is more versatile, has fewer interfering factors, can be measured easily, and data processing is easy.
- Suitable reactions and detection methods applied to the present invention include:
- a colloidal gold solution whose surface is modified with an anti-FITC antibody that specifically binds to FITC is allowed to flow into the microchannel, and this makes the FITC-modified probe probed and immobilized on the immobilized gene. Adsorbing the colloidal gold,
- a step of feeding a cleaning liquid into the flow path where streptavidin is adsorbed as necessary is included.
- a washing solution for example, various buffer solutions, salt aqueous solutions, organic solvents and the like are suitable.
- the denaturing solution is a reagent for making the gene DNA into a single strand, and examples thereof include sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide.
- examples of the probe include an oligonucleotide.
- fluorescent substances such as RITC (rhodamine isothiocyanate) can be mentioned.
- the preprocessing, amplification, and detection described above include software having the conditions set in advance with respect to the liquid feeding sequence, volume, timing, etc. as the contents of the program along with control of the micropump and temperature, the micropump, and detection.
- the process starts with the chip mounted on the main body of the device and the temperature controller. After the sample is injected, the analysis is started, and the sample and reagent delivery, pretreatment, mixing-based gene amplification reaction, gene detection reaction, and optical measurement are automatically performed as a series of continuous steps. Measurement data is stored in a file together with necessary conditions and recorded items.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a reaction unit for detecting an amplification reaction by the ICAN method by the above-described method and a flow channel configuration around the detection unit.
- Reagents such as a chitin primer modified with piotin that specifically hybridizes to the gene to be detected, a DNA polymerase having strand displacement activity, and an endonuclease are accommodated in the amplification reagent accommodating portions 7a, 7b, and 7c in FIG. Then, the reagent is sent from the reagent storage unit to the downstream flow path 14 and mixed by the piezo pump 11 on the upstream side of each reagent storage unit.
- Each of the reagent containers 7a, 7b, and 7c contains, for example, a total of more than 7.5 ⁇ 1 of reagents, and the reagent mixture liquid of a total of 7.5 1 with the leading edge discarded is 2.5.
- the liquid is fed into a flow path that branches into three.
- One of the channels is connected to the position of ⁇ in Fig. 11, and is connected to the system for reaction with the sample processing solution and its detection.
- the other channel is connected to the system for reaction with positive control and its detection, and the other channel is connected to the system for reaction with negative control and its detection. ing.
- the mixed reagent sent from the position force B in Fig. 11 is filled in the reservoir 17a.
- the sample processing liquid is also fed with the positional force of A in FIG. 11, filled in the reservoir 17b in a fixed amount (2.5 1), and is sent to the subsequent flow path quantitatively.
- the sample processing solution and the reagent mixture filled in the reservoirs 17a and 17b are sent to the channel 15a (volume 51) via the Y-shaped channel, and mixed and ICAN— PCR reaction is performed.
- This treatment solution is sent to the streptavidin adsorption part 1 Oa, 10b having streptavidin adsorbed in the flow path to fix the amplified gene in the flow path, and then the washing liquid storage part 21d Then wash with the washing solution flowing to the streptavidin adsorption part 10a, 10b.
- the hybridization buffer accommodated in the hybridization buffer accommodating portion 21c is accommodated in the streptavidin adsorption portions 10a and 10b.
- the probe DNA solution, washing solution, and FITC contained in the receiving portions 21f, 21d, 21e, and 21d, and labeled with FITC at the ends are received by the single pump 11.
- the colloidal gold solution labeled with the antibody is fed in the order shown in the figure.
- the flow path is configured so that the probe DNA is noblyzed to the single-stranded amplified gene before the single-stranded amplified gene is immobilized on the streptavidin adsorbing portions 10a and 10b. A little.
- the colloidal gold is bound to the immobilized amplified gene via FITC and immobilized.
- the presence or absence of amplification or amplification efficiency is measured by optically detecting the immobilized gold colloid.
- the internal control is subjected to an amplification reaction together with the sample pretreatment solution, and then amplified. Divide the reaction solution and send it to different detection units 10a and 10b.
- One detection unit 10a detects bacterial gene amplification
- the other detection unit 10b detects internal control amplification. Therefore, a highly reliable inspection can be performed quickly with a simple configuration.
- a check valve 16 is provided at an appropriate position in the flow path between the reagent storage unit, the reaction unit, and the detection unit.
- a check valve may be provided at an appropriate position for preventing cross contamination as described above (for example, a position near the downstream side of the pump connection portion 12 in FIG. 11). preferable.
- FIGS. 12A and 12B are cross-sectional views showing an example of a check valve used in the flow channel of the microreactor of the present embodiment.
- the microsphere 67 is used as a valve body, and the opening 68 formed in the substrate 62 is opened and closed by the movement of the microsphere 67, thereby permitting and blocking the passage of liquid. That is, when the liquid is fed from the direction A, the microspheres 67 are separated from the substrate 62 by the liquid pressure and the opening 68 is opened, so that the passage of the liquid is allowed. On the other hand, when the liquid flows backward from the B direction, the microsphere 67 is seated on the substrate 62 and the opening 68 is closed, so that the liquid is blocked from passing.
- the flexible substrate 69 which is laminated on the substrate 62 and whose end extends to the upper side of the opening 68, moves up and down above the opening 68 by hydraulic pressure.
- the opening 68 is opened and closed. That is, when the liquid is fed from the A direction, the end of the flexible substrate 69 is separated from the substrate 62 by the hydraulic pressure, and the opening 68 is opened, so that the passage of the liquid is allowed.
- the flexible substrate 69 comes into close contact with the substrate 62 and the opening 68 is closed, so that the passage of the liquid is blocked.
- FIG. 2 The quantitative liquid feeding mechanism shown in Fig. 2 can be mentioned.
- a predetermined amount of reagent is filled in the flow path (reagent filling flow path 15A) between the check valve 16 and the hydrophobic valve 13a.
- a branch channel 15B is provided that branches from the reagent-filled channel 15A and communicates with the micropump 11 that feeds the driving liquid.
- the driving liquid 70 is fed by the micro pump 11 and this air, sealing liquid, etc. is supplied to the reagent filling flow path. Reagents can be pushed out by feeding into 15A. It should be noted that by providing a large volume reservoir 17a in the reagent filling channel 15A, the variation in the quantity is reduced.
- This quantitative liquid feeding mechanism is used for the quantification of the reagent mixed solution in FIG. 11 (position X2 in the figure) and the quantification of the sample treatment liquid (position XI in the figure).
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