CN106191194A - A kind of detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content - Google Patents

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CN106191194A
CN106191194A CN201610499457.0A CN201610499457A CN106191194A CN 106191194 A CN106191194 A CN 106191194A CN 201610499457 A CN201610499457 A CN 201610499457A CN 106191194 A CN106191194 A CN 106191194A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a kind of detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content, the method can obtain exposing under variable concentrations the DCF fluorescence signal value of single living cell corresponding to pollutant.The present invention is accurate to the detection method testing result of intracellular reactive oxygen content, overcome and cause cell quantity change so that the final inaccurate problem of fluorescence intensity measurement owing to pollutant expose, detection method can truly be reflected under certain concentration the individual cells fluorescence signal value of correspondence, it is thus possible to true and accurate reflection pollutant expose the damage to cell, lay the most sturdy basis for In vitro cell model application in pollutant toxicity assessment.

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A kind of detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content, belong to biological activity cell detection field.
Background technology
In vitro cell model is a kind of at ex vivo situation Imitating biology growing environment, and detection environmental stimuli is to cell shadow The technology rung.Use cell as subjects, have that sensitivity is high, can be greatly shortened the test period, mechanism of action is prone to The advantage such as verifying, the efficiency not only increasing toxicology detection also reduces the use of animal, is weight in biological assessment system The platform wanted.Oxidative damage mechanism is the important intoxicating mechanism of multiple pollutant.Pollutant are evaluated using In vitro cell model During toxicity, it is often necessary to detect intracellular active oxygen (ROS) content to characterize the oxidative damage that body is subject to.Tradition Intracellular ROS detection method by select suitable fluorescent probe cell is hatched, then by record cell sent out The fluorescence signal value power penetrated determines intracellular ROS content.The fluorescence signal value of instrument record is sent by each cell Fluorescence intensity and total cell number are determined.But in existing technology, usually ignore cell quantity change and caused The change of whole fluorescence intensity, thus cause testing result inaccurate.In pollutant process-exposed, owing to pollutant effects can Can cause viable count purpose difference between process group and matched group, it is therefore necessary to living cells quantity remaining to each hole is entered Row is quantitatively to compensate the difference of the fluorescence signal value that cell quantity difference is caused.
Summary of the invention
The technical problem to be solved is to provide a kind of detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content, the method Can obtain exposing under variable concentrations the DCF fluorescence signal value of single living cell corresponding to pollutant.
For solving above-mentioned technical problem, the technical solution adopted in the present invention is as follows:
A kind of detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content, comprises the steps:,
Step 1, selection HepG2 cell lines is as test cell strain, and digests test cell strain Piping and druming process forms cell suspension;
Step 2, measures the cell density in cell suspension with blood counting chamber, and the density with 10000 cells in every hole will Cell kind enters in 96 orifice plates;
Step 3, after planting plate 24h, carries out contamination and exposes, the exposure pollutant of variable concentrations are separately added into difference cell Orifice plate in;
Step 4, after contamination 24h, uses 50 μ L DCF Incubating Solutions to replace, at 37 DEG C by culture medium original in each orifice plate Hatch 25min, clean with PBS after hatching, use microplate reader to detect the DCF fluorescence signal value of each orifice plate inner cell;
Step 5, then add 100 μ L Red Dot 1 Incubating Solutions to each orifice plate, at 37 DEG C, hatch 15~30min, incubate Wash with PBS after educating, use microplate reader to detect the Red Dot 1 fluorescence signal value of each orifice plate inner cell, obtain each The quantity of living cells in orifice plate;
Step 6, the DCF fluorescence signal value in each orifice plate step 4 obtained is divided by the Red of cell in corresponding orifice plate Dot 1 fluorescence signal value, obtains the DCF fluorescence signal value of corresponding single living cell under different exposure pollutant levels.
Wherein, in step 1, first test cell strain PBS is cleaned;Use trypsin-EDTA molten after cleaning Liquid peptic cell;With the fresh culture (just preparation) containing serum (mass percentage concentration of serum is 10%) after cell dissociation Terminate digestion;Finally the cell suspension obtained is blown even.
Wherein, in step 3, described exposure pollutant are arsenic.
Wherein, in step 4, the concentration of described DCF Incubating Solution is 10 μMs.
Wherein, in step 4, the excitation wavelength of the DCFH-DA fluorescent dye that described DCF Incubating Solution is corresponding is 485nm, launches Wavelength is 530nm.
Wherein, in step 5, the concentration of described Red Dot 1 Incubating Solution is 5 μ g/ml.
Wherein, in step 5, the excitation wavelength of Red Dot 1 fluorescent dye that described Red Dot 1 Incubating Solution is corresponding is 630nm, a length of 710nm of transmitted wave.
Compared with existing detection method, the detection method of intracellular reactive oxygen content is had the advantage that by the present invention For:
The present invention is accurate to the detection method testing result of intracellular reactive oxygen content, overcomes and leads owing to pollutant expose Causing cell quantity change so that the final inaccurate problem of fluorescence intensity measurement, detection method can truly be reflected in Individual cells fluorescence signal value corresponding under certain concentration such that it is able to true and accurate reflection pollutant expose the damage to cell Wound, has laid the most sturdy basis for In vitro cell model application in pollutant toxicity assessment.
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Fig. 1 is the number change figure of living cells in each orifice plate after the As of variable concentrations exposes;
Fig. 2 be variable concentrations As expose after each orifice plate inner cell DCF fluorescence signal value variation diagram;
Fig. 3 is each orifice plate inner cell DCF fluorescence letter under the variable concentrations As that the detection method of comparative example obtains exposes Number value variation diagram.
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Below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings technical solution of the present invention is described further.
Embodiment 1
A kind of detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content, comprises the steps:
Step 1, selects HepG2 cell lines as test cell strain, examines under a microscope its growth conditions, Remove original culture medium, clean cell 1~2 times with PBS, in culture dish, add 1mL trypsin-EDTA solutions, Cell is digested;Treat that cell dissociation terminates, add the 10mL fresh culture containing serum and terminate digestion, the cell that will obtain Suspension blows even;
Step 2, measures the cell density in cell suspension with blood counting chamber, and the density with 10000 cells in every hole will Cell kind enters in 96 orifice plates;
Step 3, after planting plate 24h, carries out contamination and exposes, be separately added into not by the exposure pollutant arsenic of variable concentrations cell In same orifice plate;
Step 4, utilizes DCFH-DA probe in detecting arsenic to expose the content of the lower intracellular reactive oxygen-derived free radicals (ROS) of induction, dye After poison 24h, culture medium original in each orifice plate uses the MDCF Incubating Solution of 50 final concentration of 10 μ of μ L replace, incubates at 37 DEG C Educate 25min, clean 2 times with PBS after hatching, use microplate reader to detect the DCF fluorescence signal value of each orifice plate inner cell;
Step 5, then in each orifice plate, add Red Dot 1 Incubating Solution of the final concentration of 5 μ g/ml of 100 μ L, at 37 DEG C Hatch 15min, wash 2 times with PBS after hatching, use microplate reader to detect Red Dot 1 fluorescence of each orifice plate inner cell Signal value, obtains the quantity of living cells in each orifice plate;
Step 6, the DCF fluorescence signal value in each orifice plate step 4 obtained is divided by the Red of cell in corresponding orifice plate Dot 1 fluorescence signal value, obtains the fluorescence signal value of corresponding each living cells under different exposure pollutant levels.
The excitation wavelength of DCFH-DA fluorescent dye is 485nm, a length of 530nm of transmitted wave;Red Dot 1 fluorescent dye Excitation wavelength is 630nm, a length of 710nm of transmitted wave.
As it is shown in figure 1, by Red Dot 1 fluorescence signal value it can be seen that along with exposing pollutant arsenic (As) concentration Increasing, in each orifice plate, viable count amount occurs that significance reduces;Fig. 2 is each after Red Dot 1 fluorescence signal value standardization The DCF signal value of orifice plate, figure it is seen that be in the of 5 μMs from exposing pollutant arsenic (As) concentration, exposes pollutant arsenic (As) The increase of concentration significantly improves intracellular ROS content, and presents obvious dose-effect relationship.
Comparative example
A kind of detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content, comprises the steps:
Step 1, selects HepG2 cell lines as test cell strain, examines under a microscope its growth conditions, Remove original culture medium, clean cell 1~2 times with PBS, in culture dish, add 1mL trypsin-EDTA solutions, Cell is digested;Treat that cell dissociation terminates, add the 10mL fresh culture containing serum and terminate digestion, the cell that will obtain Suspension blows even;
Step 2, measures the cell density in cell suspension with blood counting chamber, and the density with 10000 cells in every hole will Cell kind enters in 96 orifice plates;
Step 3, after planting plate 24h, carries out contamination and exposes, be separately added into not by the exposure pollutant arsenic of variable concentrations cell In same orifice plate;
Step 4, after contamination 24h, uses the MDCF Incubating Solution of 50 final concentration of 10 μ of μ L by culture medium original in each orifice plate Replace, at 37 DEG C, hatch 25min, clean 2 times with PBS after hatching;Microplate reader is used to detect each orifice plate inner cell DCF fluorescence signal value.
The excitation wavelength of DCFH-DA fluorescent dye is 485nm, a length of 530nm of transmitted wave.
As shown in figures 2-3, without after Red Dot 1 fluorescence signal value standardized DCF fluorescence signal and standardization in , process group when exposure pollutant arsenic (As) concentration of significant difference is 5 μMs should be there is and not show in existing a great difference: first Significant difference, its reason is that the minimizing of cell quantity makes total DCF fluorescence signal value change inconspicuous;Secondly, Fig. 3's Experimental result does not has obvious dose-effect relationship, and its reason have ignored cell quantity change equally and caused.

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1. the detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content, it is characterised in that: comprise the steps:,
Step 1, selection HepG2 cell lines is as test cell strain, and test cell strain carries out digestion piping and druming Process forms cell suspension;
Step 2, measures the cell density in cell suspension with blood counting chamber, with the density of 10000 cells in every hole by cell Plant in 96 orifice plates;
Step 3, after planting plate 24h, carries out contamination and exposes cell, and the pollutant that expose of variable concentrations are separately added into different holes In plate;
Step 4, after contamination 24h, uses culture medium original in each orifice plate 50 μ L DCF Incubating Solutions to replace, hatches at 37 DEG C 25min, cleans with PBS after hatching, and uses microplate reader to detect the DCF fluorescence signal value of each orifice plate inner cell;
Step 5, then add 100 μ L Red Dot 1 Incubating Solutions to each orifice plate, at 37 DEG C, hatch 15~30min, after hatching Wash with PBS, use microplate reader to detect the Red Dot 1 fluorescence signal value of each orifice plate inner cell, obtain each orifice plate The quantity of middle living cells;
Step 6, the DCF fluorescence signal value in each orifice plate step 4 obtained is divided by the Red Dot 1 of cell in corresponding orifice plate Fluorescence signal value, obtains the DCF fluorescence signal value of corresponding single living cell under different exposure pollutant levels.
Detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content the most according to claim 1, it is characterised in that: in step 1, first will Test cell strain PBS cleans;Trypsin-EDTA solutions peptic cell is used after cleaning;With containing after cell dissociation The culture medium of serum terminates digestion;Finally the cell suspension obtained is blown even.
Detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content the most according to claim 1, it is characterised in that: in step 3, described Exposure pollutant are arsenic.
Detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content the most according to claim 1, it is characterised in that: in step 4, described The concentration of DCF Incubating Solution is 10 μMs.
Detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content the most according to claim 1, it is characterised in that: in step 4, described The excitation wavelength of the DCFH-DA fluorescent dye that DCF Incubating Solution is corresponding is 485nm, a length of 530nm of transmitted wave.
Detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content the most according to claim 1, it is characterised in that: in step 5, described The concentration of Red Dot 1 Incubating Solution is 5 μ g/ml.
Detection method to intracellular reactive oxygen content the most according to claim 1, it is characterised in that: in step 5, described The excitation wavelength of Red Dot 1 fluorescent dye that Red Dot 1 Incubating Solution is corresponding is 630nm, a length of 710nm of transmitted wave.
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