CN214529016U - A vibration heating element and nucleic acid detector for reagent board - Google Patents

A vibration heating element and nucleic acid detector for reagent board Download PDF

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CN214529016U
CN214529016U CN202022419061.5U CN202022419061U CN214529016U CN 214529016 U CN214529016 U CN 214529016U CN 202022419061 U CN202022419061 U CN 202022419061U CN 214529016 U CN214529016 U CN 214529016U
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陈华云
杨迎宾
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The utility model belongs to the technical field of biological detection, a vibration heating element and nucleic acid detector for reagent board is specifically disclosed. The oscillating heating assembly comprises an oscillating unit, a heat insulation unit and a heat treatment unit which are sequentially connected from bottom to top, the reagent plate can be relatively fixed on the heat treatment unit, the heat treatment unit is used for heating and/or cooling the reagent on the reagent plate, and the oscillating unit is used for driving the reagent plate to oscillate in a reciprocating manner along the horizontal direction. The nucleic acid detector comprises a reagent plate and the oscillation heating assembly, wherein the reagent plate is arranged on the oscillation heating assembly, and the oscillation heating assembly is used for processing reagents on the reagent plate and driving the reagent plate to vibrate along the horizontal direction. The utility model provides an oscillation heating element and nucleic acid detector can improve nucleic acid detector's compact structure nature, reduces nucleic acid detector's whole size.

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A vibration heating element and nucleic acid detector for reagent board
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a biological detection technical field especially relates to an oscillation heating element and nucleic acid detector for reagent board.
Background
The nucleic acid hybridization technique is that specific probes are respectively fixed on a solid phase material, and then a specific amplification product generated by nucleic acid amplification reaction is hybridized with the specific probes, so that a sample to be detected is combined with the probes with homologous sequences, and because the sample to be detected has biotin or fluorescein or digoxin and other markers, the biotin or fluorescein or digoxin and other markers are combined on the probe point of the sample to be detected, and then a hybridization signal can be displayed through corresponding chemiluminescence reaction or fluorescence excitation. The detection reaction can detect various target sequences by one-time hybridization reaction, has the characteristics of rapidness, simplicity, convenience, high sensitivity and strong specificity, and particularly has unique advantages in the aspects of genotyping, gene mutation detection, pathogen detection and the like.
Molecular diagnosis of biological samples based on nucleic acid hybridization techniques requires steps from sample pretreatment, sample nucleic acid extraction and purification, nucleic acid amplification, molecular hybridization, and the like, from the collection of clinical samples to the detection of results by hybridization. The whole experiment process comprises three steps of sample nucleic acid acquisition, sample nucleic acid amplification and replication, sample nucleic acid detection and analysis and the like, and the three steps are complicated in storage process, long in test time, high in technical requirements on operators and high in requirements on experimental equipment and facilities; meanwhile, in the experimental process, the possibility of sample cross contamination, reagent cross contamination, amplification product cross contamination and the like exists, the biological sample also has the possible biological safety hazard to experimental operators, and the application of the molecular hybridization technology in the aspect of nucleic acid detection is greatly limited by the factors.
In the process of extraction, amplification and hybridization reaction of nucleic acid detection, the temperature of a corresponding reagent on a reagent plate needs to be controlled so as to reach the reaction temperature required by extraction, amplification or hybridization; in the hybridization reaction process, the hybridization solution needs to be subjected to oscillation treatment to improve the efficiency and effect of the hybridization reaction. In the prior art, different devices are adopted for heat treatment and oscillation treatment of the reagent, so that the system for detecting nucleic acid has a complex structure and higher cost, and is not beneficial to the miniaturization development of a nucleic acid detection system.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
An object of the utility model is to provide an oscillation heating element and nucleic acid detector to improve nucleic acid detecting element's compact structure nature, reduce nucleic acid detector's whole size.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme:
the utility model provides an oscillating heating element for reagent board, oscillating heating element includes from lower to upper oscillating unit, thermal-insulated unit and the thermal treatment unit who connects gradually, reagent board can relatively be fixed in on the thermal treatment unit, the thermal treatment unit be used for right reagent on the reagent board heats and/or cooling process, the oscillating unit is used for driving the reciprocating oscillation of reagent board along the horizontal direction.
As a preferred technical solution of the oscillating heating assembly, the heat treatment unit includes at least two heating units arranged side by side along the X direction, each of the heating units is arranged corresponding to one of the tube structures or the groove structures on the reagent plate, and a tube insertion hole for inserting the tube structure is formed in an upper end surface of the heating unit corresponding to the tube structure.
As a preferred technical scheme of the oscillating heating assembly, the heating unit corresponding to the tube structure comprises a heating block and a heating film arranged on one side of the heating block, the heating block is provided with the tube insertion hole, and the heating unit corresponding to the groove structure comprises a heating plate horizontally arranged.
As a preferable technical solution of the oscillating heating assembly, the tube structure includes a nucleic acid amplification tube, the heating unit corresponding to the nucleic acid amplification tube includes a nucleic acid amplification tube heating block and the heating film, and the heat treatment unit further includes a heat dissipation unit located on a side of the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block opposite to the heating film.
As a preferred technical scheme of the oscillation heating assembly, the heat dissipation unit comprises a heat radiator and a heat dissipation fan which are arranged up and down, the heat radiator is positioned above the heat dissipation fan, the heat radiator is detachably connected with the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block, and the heat dissipation fan is detachably connected with the heat radiator.
As a preferred technical scheme of the oscillating heating assembly, the heat treatment unit further comprises a refrigeration unit, and the refrigeration unit is clamped between the heat dissipation unit and the heating block of the nucleic acid amplification tube.
As an optimal technical scheme of the oscillation heating assembly, the heat insulation unit comprises a heat insulation support plate and heat insulation subunits which are arranged side by side along the X direction at intervals, a plurality of heat insulation subunits are arranged in a one-to-one correspondence manner with the heating units, the upper ends of the heat insulation subunits are connected with the heating units in a detachable manner, the lower ends of the heat insulation subunits are connected to the heat insulation support plate, the heat insulation support plate is connected with the oscillation unit in a detachable manner, and the heat insulation subunits are made of heat insulation materials.
As a preferred technical scheme of the oscillating heating assembly, the heat insulation subunit corresponding to the groove structure comprises a plurality of vertically arranged heat insulation columns, the upper ends of the heat insulation columns are detachably connected with the heating unit, and the lower ends of the heat insulation columns are detachably connected with the heat insulation carrier plate.
As a preferred technical scheme of an oscillating heating element, the oscillating unit includes the backup pad of horizontal setting and is used for the drive the vibration drive assembly of backup pad along the X direction motion, the backup pad is located the below of thermal-insulated carrier plate and with the parallel and interval setting of thermal-insulated carrier plate, thermal-insulated unit still including connect in thermal-insulated carrier plate with a plurality of thermal-insulated pillars between the backup pad, a plurality of thermal-insulated pillars are not located same straight line.
The utility model provides a nucleic acid detector, is including the reagent board that is used for holding the reagent, still includes as above the vibration heating element, the reagent board sets up on the vibration heating element, just the vibration heating element is used for right reagent on the reagent board is handled and is driven the reagent board vibrates along the horizontal direction.
The beneficial effects of the utility model reside in that:
the utility model provides an oscillating heating assembly, through setting up the heat treatment unit and connecting in the top of oscillating unit, make the oscillating assembly can drive the synchronous vibration of reagent board through driving the vibration of heat treatment unit, can make the oscillating heating assembly integrate the heat treatment operation and the horizontal oscillation operation to the reagent board, improve the compact structure of oscillating heating assembly; and the heat treatment unit and the oscillating unit are connected through the heat insulation unit, so that the heat treatment effect and the heat treatment efficiency of the heat treatment unit are improved, meanwhile, heat is prevented from being transmitted to the oscillating unit downwards, and the normal and effective operation of the oscillating unit is ensured.
The utility model provides a nucleic acid detecting instrument, through adopting foretell oscillation heating unit, can improve nucleic acid detecting instrument's compact structure nature, reduce nucleic acid detecting instrument's cost, be favorable to nucleic acid detecting instrument's miniaturized development.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a nucleic acid detecting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an internal structure of a nucleic acid detecting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a disassembled structure of a nucleic acid detecting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic view of a disassembled structure of a housing according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a reagent plate according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of an oscillating heating assembly and a reagent plate according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of an oscillating heating assembly provided by an embodiment of the present invention at a viewing angle;
FIG. 8 is a partial enlarged view taken at I in FIG. 7;
fig. 9 is a schematic view of a split structure of an oscillating heating assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a cover plate assembly provided by an embodiment of the present invention at a viewing angle;
fig. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of a cover plate assembly provided in an embodiment of the present invention from another view angle;
fig. 12 is a schematic view of a disassembled structure of a cover plate assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 13 is a schematic structural view of a magnetic attraction assembly provided in an embodiment of the present invention at a viewing angle;
fig. 14 is a schematic structural view of a magnetic attraction assembly provided in an embodiment of the present invention at another viewing angle;
fig. 15 is a schematic view of a disassembled structure of a magnetic attraction assembly provided in the embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 16 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 15 taken at J;
fig. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of a first pipetting mechanism provided in an embodiment of the present invention at a viewing angle;
fig. 18 is a schematic structural diagram of the first pipetting mechanism at another viewing angle according to the embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 19 is a schematic view of a disassembled structure of the first liquid-transferring mechanism provided in the embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 20 is a schematic structural view of a second pipetting mechanism provided in an embodiment of the present invention at a viewing angle;
fig. 21 is a schematic structural diagram of a second pipetting mechanism provided in an embodiment of the present invention at another viewing angle;
fig. 22 is a schematic view of a second liquid-transferring mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention;
figure 23 is a schematic view of the pipeline connection of the suction head pipeline assembly, the injection pump and the suction head pick-and-place unit provided by the embodiment of the present invention
FIG. 24 is a schematic view of the connection relationship between the liquid pump and the reagent needle pipeline assembly according to the embodiment of the present invention
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1. a housing; 11. a main housing; 12. a first front door; 13. a second front door; 131. an installation port; 14. a rear door; 15. a frame; 16. a waste liquid collecting tank;
2. a mounting frame; 21. a base plate; 22. a support frame; 221. a cross beam; 222. erecting a beam; 23. a support leg;
3. oscillating the heating assembly; 31. a heat treatment unit; 311. a nucleic acid amplification tube heating block; 312. a reaction tube heating block; 313. an extraction reagent heating block; 314. heating plate for hybridization tank; 315. heating the film; 316. a heat dissipation unit; 3161. a heat sink; 31611. a vertical plate portion; 31612. a lateral plate portion; 31613. a fin portion; 3162. a heat radiation fan; 317. a refrigeration unit; 319. a tube insertion hole; 3110. a weight reduction groove; 32. an oscillation unit; 321. a support plate; 322. an X-direction guide assembly; 3221. an X-direction guide rail; 3222. an X-direction sliding block; 323. a limiting block; 324. fixing a bracket; 33. a heat insulation unit; 331. a heat insulation block; 332. a heat insulating column; 333. a heat insulation support plate; 334. a thermally insulating support; 335. a heat insulation plate;
4. a reagent plate; 41. carrying a main board; 411. amplifying the hole sites; 412. a hybridization tank; 413. a bayonet; 414. a suction head cavity; 415. a waste liquid tank; 42. a reagent tube; 43. a reaction tube; 44. a sample tube; 45. a suction head pipe;
5. a cover plate assembly; 51. a cover seal assembly; 511. a top cover plate; 512. a vertical connecting plate; 513. a transverse connecting plate; 5131. a first horizontal plate portion; 5132. a second horizontal plate portion; 5133. a light axis aperture; 514. a cover seal; 52. a cover plate drive assembly; 521. a cover plate motor; 522. a cover plate screw rod; 523. a cover plate nut seat; 53. a cover plate motor base; 531. mounting a plate; 5311. a plate penetrating port; 532. a mounting seat; 533. a motor support plate; 54. a cover plate guide assembly; 541. a light axis seat; 542. an optical axis; 543. a linear bearing;
6. a magnetic component; 61. a magnetic bar assembly; 611. a magnetic bar; 612. mounting a bar; 6121. mounting holes; 6122. perforating; 6123. a positioning part; 613. installing a transverse plate; 6131. positioning a groove; 62. a magnetic bar drive assembly; 63. the magnetic attraction guide component; 64. a magnetic motor base;
7. a first pipetting mechanism; 71. a first reagent needle unit; 711. a first reagent needle; 712. a first reagent needle holder; 72. a first horizontal displacement unit; 721. a first horizontal drive assembly; 722. a connecting member; 723. a motor fixing plate; 73. a first vertical displacement unit; 731. an adapter plate; 732. a first vertical drive assembly; 74. a first horizontal guide assembly; 75. a first vertical guide assembly; 76. a buffer block; 77. a guide rail plate;
8. a second pipetting mechanism; 81. a second reagent needle unit; 811. a needle frame; 8111. a needle holder; 8112. a support bar; 8113. a needle mount; 812. a waste liquid needle; 813. a reagent needle bundle; 8131. a second reagent needle; 81311. a main body portion; 81312. a guide portion; 8132. a needle bundle cannula; 82. a second vertical displacement unit; 83. a suction head picking and placing unit; 831. a suction head seat; 832. a sucker sleeve rod; 833. a suction needle; 834. a suction nozzle; 84. a third vertical displacement unit; 85. fixing the vertical plate; 851. a door frame portion; 852. a floor section; 86. fixing the transverse plate; 87. withdrawing the suction head plate; 871. withdrawing the suction head hole; 88. a second vertical guide assembly; 89. a third vertical guide assembly; 810. a buffer block;
9. a liquid pump set; 10. an injection pump;
20. a displacement detection assembly; 201. a photoelectric switch; 202. a photoelectric sensing sheet;
30. a liquid level sensing assembly; 40. a reagent bottle; 50. a consumable panel; 501. a reagent plate opening; 60. a display screen; 70. a tubing assembly; 701. blowing and sucking the pipe; 702. a liquid inlet pipe; 703. a main liquid outlet pipe; 704. a liquid separating pipe; 705. feeding the separated waste liquid into a pipe; 706. a main waste liquid inlet pipe; 707. a waste liquid outlet pipe; 80. waste liquid bottle.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples. It is to be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not limiting of the invention. It should be further noted that, for the convenience of description, only some of the structures related to the present invention are shown in the drawings, not all of the structures.
In the description of the present invention, unless expressly stated or limited otherwise, the terms "connected," "connected," and "fixed" are to be construed broadly, e.g., as meaning permanently connected, detachably connected, or integral to one another; can be mechanically or electrically connected; either directly or indirectly through intervening media, either internally or in any other relationship. The specific meaning of the above terms in the present invention can be understood in specific cases to those skilled in the art.
In the present disclosure, unless expressly stated or limited otherwise, the first feature "on" or "under" the second feature may comprise direct contact between the first and second features, or may comprise contact between the first and second features not directly. Also, the first feature being "on," "above" and "over" the second feature includes the first feature being directly on and obliquely above the second feature, or merely indicating that the first feature is at a higher level than the second feature. A first feature being "under," "below," and "beneath" a second feature includes the first feature being directly under and obliquely below the second feature, or simply meaning that the first feature is at a lesser elevation than the second feature.
In the description of the present embodiment, the terms "upper", "lower", "right", etc. are used in an orientation or positional relationship based on that shown in the drawings only for convenience of description and simplicity of operation, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a particular orientation, be constructed and operated in a particular orientation, and thus, should not be construed as limiting the present invention. Furthermore, the terms "first" and "second" are used only for descriptive purposes and are not intended to have a special meaning.
Fig. 1 is the embodiment of the utility model provides a nucleic acid detecting instrument's structural schematic diagram, fig. 2 is the utility model provides a nucleic acid detecting instrument's internal structure schematic diagram, fig. 3 is the utility model provides a nucleic acid detecting instrument's split structural schematic diagram, as shown in fig. 1-3, this embodiment provides a nucleic acid detecting instrument, and it can be applied to in biological sample molecular diagnosis such as genotyping, gene mutation detection, pathogen detection, realizes the integration and the automation mechanized operation of processes such as sample pretreatment, nucleic acid extraction and purification, amplification and hybridization detection.
Specifically, the present embodiment provides a nucleic acid detecting instrument including a housing 1 and a detecting body disposed in the housing 1. The shell 1 is provided with a relatively closed accommodating space, the detection main body is arranged in the accommodating space, and the shell 1 is used for closing the detection main body, so that the nucleic acid detection work is carried out in a relatively closed and clean environment, and the pollution of the external environment to the reagent is reduced. The detection main body comprises a reagent plate 4, an installation frame 2, an oscillation heating component 3 arranged on the installation frame 2, a magnetic attraction component 6, a cover plate component 5 and a liquid transfer device, wherein the reagent plate 4 is arranged on the oscillation heating component 3 and is fixed relative to the oscillation heating component 3. Wherein, the reagent plate 4 is a carrier for carrying out all reactions such as sample pretreatment, sample nucleic acid extraction and purification, sample nucleic acid amplification, molecular hybridization and the like; the mounting frame 2 is used for fixing and supporting a structure in the detection body; the cover plate component 5 is used for automatically closing and opening the nucleic acid amplification tube arranged on the reagent plate 4; the magnetic attraction component 6 is used for magnetic attraction and magnetic release in the nucleic acid extraction process; the oscillation heating component 3 is used for heating and cooling the liquid on the reagent plate 4 in the nucleic acid detection process and realizing the liquid oscillation operation in the nucleic acid hybridization process; the pipetting device is used for realizing liquid transfer, cleaning and waste operations on the reagent plate 4.
For convenience of description, an XYZ coordinate system is established with the directions shown in FIG. 2, wherein the X-direction is the arrangement direction of the reagent plate 4, the Z-direction is the height direction of the nucleic acid detecting apparatus, and the Y-direction is horizontally arranged and determined according to the right-hand rule.
Fig. 4 is the utility model provides a split structure schematic diagram of shell 1, as shown in fig. 1 and 4, shell 1 wholly is hexahedron structure, and it includes main casing body 11, is provided with the opening on the main casing body 11, and shell 1 still including set up in the opening part and can be relative the door body that main casing body 11 opened and shut. In order to conveniently place samples, reagents and the like into the accommodating space, the door body comprises a first front door 12 and a second front door 13 which are arranged on the front side of the shell 1, and the first front door 12 and the second front door 13 are arranged side by side along the Y direction and can be opened and closed independently. The first front door 12 is arranged corresponding to the position of the reagent plate 4 so as to facilitate taking and placing of the reagent plate 4 in the accommodating space, and the second front door 13 is arranged corresponding to the reagent bottle storage area in the nucleic acid detecting instrument so as to facilitate placing and replacing of bottled liquid such as pure water, hybridization reagents and the like in the accommodating space.
In the present embodiment, the upper end of the first front door 12 is pivotally connected to the main housing 11, so that the first front door 12 can be opened and closed by rotating relative to the main housing 11, and the second front door 13 adopts a press-and-pop-open door structure. However, it is understood that the first front door 12 may be connected to the main housing 11 at other sides, and the second front door 13 may also be connected to the main housing 11 in a manner of being opened and closed by rotation, and the present embodiment is not limited to the opening forms of the first front door 12 and the second front door 13 and the connection structure with the main housing 11.
For the convenience of detecting the assembly, the disassembly and the maintenance of the main body in the accommodating space, the main body shell 11 and the rear side of the front door pair are also provided with a disassembly and assembly opening for the detection of the main body to pass through, and the door body further comprises a rear door 14 which is detachably arranged at the disassembly and assembly opening. In this embodiment, back door 14 includes two door bodies that set up side by side along the Y direction, and every door body can be dismantled alone to improve dismouting convenience, the maintenance and the change that conveniently carry out local structure to the detection main part simultaneously. It is understood that the rear door 14 may comprise only one door or a plurality of doors.
Further, in order to regulate and control the nucleic acid detecting instrument, a display screen 60 for realizing human-computer interaction is arranged on the housing 1, and the display screen 60 is preferably a touch display screen which can be used for displaying an operation interface so as to facilitate an operator to control the operation of the nucleic acid detecting instrument according to the operation interface, and the display screen 60 can also display the operation state of the nucleic acid detecting instrument in the operation process of the nucleic acid detecting instrument. Optionally, a mounting opening 131 is formed through the second front door 13, and the display screen 60 is embedded in the mounting opening 131 and electrically connected to the controller disposed inside the housing 1.
Because there are heating and exothermic process among the nucleic acid testing process, in order to make the heat effluvium among the accommodation space, main casing body 11 has all link up in its relative both sides and the bottom along the Y direction and has seted up the radiating groove, avoids the heat to pile up in accommodation space.
Further, a frame 15 is protruded from the inner bottom surface of the main housing 11, and a supporting surface for supporting the detection main body is formed on the upper surface of the frame 15. A waste liquid collecting tank 16 is arranged on the frame 15 and used for collecting waste liquid generated in the nucleic acid detection process, so that the waste liquid can be conveniently discharged out of the nucleic acid detector. The tank bottom of waste liquid collecting vat 16 is provided with the discharge port, and the sealed grafting of discharge port has the delivery pipe, and the delivery pipe is arranged in discharging the waste liquid in the waste liquid collecting vat 16 to outside waste liquid bottle to conveniently carry out the emission to the external environment after the centralized processing to the waste liquid.
As shown in fig. 2 and 3, the mounting frame 2 includes a bottom plate 21 parallel to the XY plane and a support frame 22 disposed above the bottom plate 21, and the support frame 22 is a U-shaped structure opened toward the bottom plate 21 and includes a cross beam 221 disposed along the Y direction and vertical beams 222 disposed at both ends of the cross beam 221 and connected between the cross beam 221 and the bottom plate 21 along the Z direction. The cover plate assembly 5, the oscillation heating assembly 3 and the magnetic suction assembly 6 are all arranged on the bottom plate 21, the liquid transfer device is arranged on the support frame 22, and the U-shaped structure of the support frame 22 is arranged, so that the liquid transfer device can conveniently move along the Y direction.
For making things convenient for getting of mounting bracket 2 in accommodation space to put, bottom plate 21 lower surface downward projection is equipped with stabilizer blade 23, and stabilizer blade 23 is provided with two at least side by side along X direction and/or Y direction, has seted up the mounting groove on the frame 15 of shell 1, and during stabilizer blade 23 stretched into the mounting groove, and the lower extreme of stabilizer blade 23 and the tank bottom butt of mounting groove. With this arrangement, while the support stability of the mounting bracket 2 is ensured, the contact area between the bottom plate 21 and the frame 15 can be reduced.
FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of the reagent plate 4 provided by the embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 5, the reagent plate 4 includes a bearing main plate 41 extending along the X direction, an amplification hole 411 for placing a nucleic acid amplification tube, a hybridization groove 412 for placing a hybridization solid phase material, a suction head cavity 414 for placing a suction head, a reagent tube 42 for placing an extraction reagent, and a reaction tube 43 for performing an extraction reaction are disposed on the bearing main plate 41, and the upper ends of the hybridization groove 412, the reagent tube 42, and the reaction tube 43 are open.
Preferably, the amplification hole 411 is disposed at one end of the reagent plate 4, so that the cover plate assembly 5 can seal and open the opening of the nucleic acid amplification tube, thereby reducing the structural interference. In order to facilitate the arrangement of the nucleic acid amplification tube in the amplification hole site 411, the bearing main board 41 is further provided with a bayonet 413 for clamping a tube cover of the nucleic acid amplification tube, an upper end opening of the bayonet 413 is communicated with an upper end opening of the amplification hole site 411, and the tube cover is opened relative to the tube body of the nucleic acid amplification tube and then is clamped in the bayonet 413, so that the tube cover is prevented from being turned over.
Optionally, the hybridization slot 412, the tip cavity 414, the reagent tube 42 and the reaction tube 43 are sequentially arranged along the direction away from the amplification hole 411 in the X direction, but it is understood that the arrangement shown in fig. 5 is an exemplary structure, and the arrangement positions of the holes, the chambers and the tubes on the reagent plate 4 can be changed, which is not limited in this embodiment.
Furthermore, a plurality of pipette tip tubes 45 are arranged at the bottom of the pipette tip cavity 414 along the X direction for storing a plurality of pipette tips, so as to ensure that the number of replaceable pipette tips in the nucleic acid detection process meets the use requirement and reduce the pollution among detection reagents. In this embodiment, the number of the suction heads that can be placed in the suction head cavity 414 is three, but the present invention is not limited thereto. Further, the number of the reagent tubes 42 may be specifically set according to the kind of extraction reagent required for the item of nucleic acid detection to be performed, and the number of the reagent tubes 42 may be, but is not limited to, four.
Preferably, the main bearing board 41 is provided with the sample tube 44, the sample tube 44 is used for storing samples, and the sample tube 44 is used for storing samples alone, so that the method can be applied to a nucleic acid detection project in which an extraction reagent is added first and then the samples are added, and the applicability of the nucleic acid detector is improved. In other embodiments, the sample may be placed directly in the reaction tube 43.
Further, the waste liquid tank 415 is arranged on the bearing main board 41, and the waste liquid tank 415 is used for receiving waste liquid, so that the moving distance of the liquid transfer device in the waste liquid removing process is reduced, and the waste liquid removing operation is convenient. In other embodiments, the waste liquid can be directly sucked into a waste liquid bottle or a waste liquid storage tank outside the reagent plate 4.
In order to seal and protect the reagent in the reagent plate 4 during transportation, a sealing film is also plastically packaged on the upper end face of the reagent plate 4, and the sealing film can be a plastic film, an aluminum film, a paper film or the like. And the plastic film can be torn away from the main bearing plate 41, so that the reagent plate 4 can be normally operated for nucleic acid detection after being placed in the shell 1.
Fig. 6 is the structure schematic diagram of the oscillation heating assembly 3 and the reagent plate 4 provided by the embodiment of the present invention, fig. 7 is the structure schematic diagram of the oscillation heating assembly 3 provided by the embodiment of the present invention under a viewing angle, fig. 8 is a partial enlarged view of the position I in fig. 7, fig. 9 is the utility model provides an embodiment of the present invention provides a split structure schematic diagram, as shown in fig. 6-9, the oscillation heating assembly 3 is disposed on the bottom plate 21 and located below the cross beam 221, a plurality of reagent plate 4 is disposed above the oscillation heating assembly 3 side by side along the Y direction, the oscillation heating assembly 3 is used for heating the liquid in the reagent plate 4, or driving the reagent plate 4 to reciprocate along the X direction. It is to be understood that only one reagent plate 4 may be provided.
Specifically, the oscillating heating assembly 3 includes a heat treatment unit 31, a heat insulation unit 33 and an oscillating unit 32 which are sequentially arranged from top to bottom, and the reagent plate 4 is fixedly arranged above the heat treatment unit 31. By isolating the heat treatment unit 31 and the oscillation unit 32 by the heat insulation unit 33, the treatment efficiency of the heat treatment unit 31 can be improved, and at the same time, the heat is prevented from being transferred downward into the oscillation unit 32, and the reliability of the use of the oscillation unit 32 is ensured.
Specifically, the heat treatment unit 31 includes a plurality of heating units arranged side by side and at intervals in the X direction, each of which extends in the Y direction. In this embodiment, the plurality of heating units include a nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311 for heating a nucleic acid amplification tube, a hybridization tank heating plate 314 for heating a hybridization tank 412, a reaction tube heating block 312 for heating a reaction tube 43, and an extraction reagent heating block 313 for heating an extraction reagent, and the arrangement positions of the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311, the hybridization tank heating plate 314, the reaction tube heating block 312, and the extraction reagent heating block 313 in the X direction correspond to the positions of the amplification hole sites 411, the hybridization tank 412, the reaction tubes 43, and the reagent tubes 42 on the reagent plate 4 one by one.
In the present embodiment, a plurality of reagent tubes 42 are provided, and the extraction reagent heating block 313 is provided corresponding to one reagent tube 42 located in the middle so that heat can be diffused into the remaining reagent tubes 42 around. In other embodiments, the number of the extraction reagent heating blocks 313 may correspond to the number of the reagent tubes 42.
In order to fix the tubes or grooves on the reagent plate 4 relatively, the upper end surface of each heating block is provided with a tube insertion hole 319 for inserting the corresponding tube structure, when the reagent plate 4 is fixed relative to the oscillation heating unit 3, the nucleic acid amplification tube, the reagent tube 42 and the reaction tube 43 are inserted into the tube insertion hole 319 of the corresponding heating block, and the bottom of the hybridization groove 412 abuts against the hybridization groove heating plate 314. This kind of mode of setting up can improve each heating unit to the heating efficiency who corresponds pipe or groove structure, reduces the heat and runs off, and further guarantees the position relative stability between reagent board 4 and the oscillation heating subassembly 3.
Further, each heating block all is provided with heating film 315 along one side of length direction, and heating film 315 is used for connecting the power, for corresponding heating block provides the heat source, promptly, heats the heating block. The heating block and the heating film 315 are separated, so that the structural arrangement of the heating block can be simplified, and the problems that the heating block is complex in structure, difficult to process and the like and the heating block is caused by direct energization heating of the heating block are avoided. Optionally, the heating film 315 is arranged on the side of the heating block parallel to the YZ, avoiding direct contact of the heating film 315 with the underlying insulating unit 33. The structure of the heating film 315 and the heating plate capable of performing electric heating is a conventional structure in the art and will not be described herein.
Because oscillation heating assembly 3 top is provided with a plurality of reagent boards 4 side by side along the Y direction, all be provided with a plurality of pipe jacks 319 along the Y direction on every heating block, and the number of pipe jack 319 on every heating block and the number and the position one-to-one of reagent board 4 to the realization goes on in step of many times nucleic acid testing experiment. Optionally, the tube insertion holes 319 on the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311 and the extraction reagent heating block 313 are cylindrical through holes or blind holes, and the upper end opening end may be provided with a chamfer facilitating insertion of the tube.
The cross-sectional area of the tube insertion hole 319 on the reaction tube heating block 312 is the arc-shaped structure with the opening deviating from the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311, and the tube insertion hole 319 penetrates through the upper end, the lower end and one side wall of the reaction tube heating block 312, so as to facilitate heat dissipation, and facilitate the reduction of the weight of the reaction tube heating block 312, meanwhile, the structure of the tube insertion hole 319 on the reaction tube heating block 312 is arranged, which is also beneficial for the magnetic attraction component 6 to carry out magnetic attraction and magnetic release reaction on the reaction liquid in the reaction tube 43, and the structural obstacle between the magnetic attraction component 6 and the reaction tube 43 is reduced.
Further, in order to reduce the overall weight of the oscillating heating module 3, a weight-reducing groove 3110 is provided between adjacent two tube insertion holes 319 to reduce the overall weight of the heating block, thereby reducing the overall weight of the oscillating heating module 3. Preferably, the lightening groove 3110 penetrates the heating block in the Z direction.
Further, in order to meet the refrigeration requirement in the nucleic acid amplification reaction process, a refrigeration unit 317 is arranged at one side of the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311 along the length direction, and the refrigeration unit 317 is used for refrigerating the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311 so as to refrigerate the reagents in the nucleic acid amplification tube. In the present embodiment, the cooling unit 317 includes a cooling sheet disposed opposite the heating film 315. The structure and the refrigeration principle of refrigeration piece are the conventional setting in this field, and this embodiment need not be repeated. Furthermore, a plurality of cooling fins are arranged side by side along the length direction of the heating block 311 of the nucleic acid amplification tube, so as to satisfy the cooling effect on the whole heating block 311 of the nucleic acid amplification tube.
Since the reaction for amplifying nucleic acid has an exothermic process, a heat dissipation unit 316 is further disposed at one side of the heating block 311 for amplifying nucleic acid in order to dissipate heat as quickly as possible. In this embodiment, to improve the heat dissipation effect, the heat dissipation unit 316 includes a heat sink 3161 and a heat dissipation fan 3162 stacked up and down, and the heat dissipation fan 3162 is connected to the lower side of the heat sink 3161.
The heat sink 3161 includes vertical plates 31611 parallel to the YZ plane, a horizontal plate 31612 horizontally disposed and connected to the vertical plates 31611, and fin portions 31613 parallel to the vertical plates 31611 and connected to the horizontal plate 31612. The vertical plate part 31611 is detachably connected with the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311 and is positioned at one side opposite to the heating film 315, and the refrigerating sheet is clamped between the vertical plate part 31611 and the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311; both sides of the vertical plate portion 31611 in the vertical direction are provided with a horizontal plate portion 31612, the horizontal plate portion 3162 extends in the direction away from the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311, and the horizontal plate portion 31612 positioned below is detachably connected with a cooling fan 3162; the fin 31613 is connected between the two transverse plates 31612 and arranged in parallel and at intervals along the X direction to enhance the heat dissipation effect.
More preferably, a plurality of the transverse plates 31612 are arranged at intervals along the length direction of the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311 to increase the heat dissipation effect, and one heat dissipation fan 3162 is detachably connected to each of the transverse plates 31612 located therebelow. This kind of setting more is favorable to improving the radiating effect. In other embodiments, the transverse plate portion 31612 may be provided along the longitudinal direction of the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311.
The heat insulation unit 33 comprises a plurality of heat insulation subunits which are respectively arranged below the heating units, the heat insulation subunits are detachably connected with the corresponding heating units, heat insulation treatment is performed on each heating unit, heat insulation effect is improved, heat loss of each heating block can be avoided, and heating effect and heating efficiency of each heating unit during heating are improved.
In the present embodiment, the adiabatic sub-unit located below the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block 311 and the extraction reagent heating block 313 is an adiabatic block 331, and located below the reaction tube heating block 312 is an adiabatic plate 335, the adiabatic plate 335 and the adiabatic block 331 are made of an adiabatic material, and each of the adiabatic sub-units extends in the Y direction to cover a length range of the corresponding heating block. And in order to improve the connection and positioning of the heat insulation block 331 or the heat insulation plate to the corresponding heating block, a positioning groove for positioning can be arranged on the heat insulation block 331 or the heat insulation plate.
The thermal-insulated subunit below hybridization groove hot plate 314 includes a plurality of thermal-insulated posts 332, and thermal-insulated post 332 is vertical to be set up, and is provided with the multiunit along the Y direction interval, and every group includes two thermal-insulated posts 332 that set up the interval along the X direction at least. The insulating column 332 is preferably made of an insulating material.
The insulating unit 33 further comprises an insulating support plate 333 positioned below all insulating subunits, each insulating subunit being arranged on the insulating support plate 333 and being detachably connected to the insulating support plate 333. To further prevent heat from being transferred to the oscillating unit 32, the heat insulation unit 33 further includes heat insulation pillars 334 located below the heat insulation carrier plate 333, the heat insulation pillars 334 are arranged in multiple groups at intervals along the Y direction, and each group at least includes multiple heat insulation pillars 334 arranged at intervals along the X direction. The provision of the heat insulating support 334 can increase the gap between the heat treatment unit 31 and the oscillating unit 32, and promote the flow of air between the heat insulating support plate 333 and the oscillating unit 32, thereby facilitating the diffusion of heat. The insulating support column 334 and the insulating support plate 333 are preferably made of insulating material, but may be made of material having low thermal conductivity.
The oscillating unit 32 includes a support plate 321 parallel to the XY plane, an X-direction guide member 322 located below the support plate 321, and an oscillation driving unit (not shown) for driving the support plate 321 to reciprocate in the X direction. The lower ends of the insulating columns 334 are detachably connected to the support plate 321. In order to reduce the overall weight of the oscillating heating assembly 3, a plurality of lightening holes are provided on the support plate 321.
An X-direction guide assembly 322 is disposed between the support plate 321 and the base plate 21 for guiding the support plate 321 in the X-direction relative to the base plate 21. In this embodiment, the X-direction guiding assembly 322 includes an X-direction guiding track 3221 disposed on the bottom plate 21 along the X-direction and an X-direction slider 3222 disposed on the lower surface of the supporting plate 321 and slidably engaged with the X-direction guiding track 3221, and the structures of the X-direction guiding track 3221 and the X-direction slider 3222 may refer to the structures of the existing linear guiding tracks, and are not described herein again. And in order to improve the motion stability of the supporting plate 321, at least two groups of the X-direction guiding assemblies 322 are arranged at intervals along the Y-direction.
In order to prevent the support plate 321 from separating from the X-direction guide rail 322 when reciprocating in the X direction, two ends of the X-direction guide rail 322 are provided with a stopper 323, and the X-direction slider 3222 abuts against the stopper 323 to realize the limiting when sliding to the end of the X-direction guide rail 322. Preferably, the limiting block 323 is made of elastic material such as rubber, so that the limiting is realized, and meanwhile, the problems of vibration, deformation or loud noise caused by hard collision between the sliding block and the limiting block 323 are avoided.
The oscillation driving unit includes an X-direction lead screw motor (not shown), a fixed end of the X-direction lead screw motor is fixedly connected with the base plate 21, and a driving end of the X-direction lead screw motor is connected with the supporting plate 321. Because the size of backup pad 321 along the Y direction is longer, for improving drive stability and reliability, one side of backup pad 321 is provided with fixed bolster 324, and fixed bolster 324 is provided with two at least along the Y direction interval, and two fixed bolsters 324 connect in the adaptor that same edge Y direction set up, and the adaptor is connected with X to the lead screw motor. The setting of adaptor and fixed bolster 324 can be raised and be used for with X to the hookup location of lead screw motor, when improving the drive reliability, makes things convenient for X to the setting of lead screw motor.
Optionally, the stroke of the support plate 321 reciprocating along the X direction is 10-20 mm. In order to monitor the oscillating stroke of the oscillating heating assembly 3, the oscillating heating assembly 3 further includes a displacement detecting assembly 20 for detecting the movement displacement of the oscillating heating assembly 3 in the X direction. In the present embodiment, the displacement detecting assembly 20 includes a photoelectric switch 201 disposed on one side of the supporting plate 321 and a photoelectric sensing piece 202 disposed on the bottom plate 21. The structure and principle of detecting displacement by the photoelectric switch 201 are conventional in the art and will not be described in detail herein. In other embodiments, other detection devices capable of detecting the oscillation displacement, such as a grating scale, a distance sensor, and the like, may also be provided.
Because the oscillating heating component 3 generates heat with the bottom plate 21 during the rapid oscillation process, in order to avoid the accumulation of heat, a fan is disposed at the position of the support plate 321 and/or the bottom plate 21 corresponding to the X-direction guide component 322 for dissipating heat.
Fig. 10 is the schematic structural diagram of the cover plate assembly 5 provided by the embodiment of the present invention at a viewing angle, fig. 11 is the schematic structural diagram of the cover plate assembly 5 provided by the embodiment of the present invention at another viewing angle, fig. 12 is the structural diagram of the split of the cover plate assembly 5 provided by the embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 10-12, the cover plate assembly 5 is disposed at one side of the oscillation heating assembly 3, and is located outside the one end of the reagent plate 4 provided with the amplification hole site 411, for closing and opening the opening of the nucleic acid amplification tube disposed in the amplification hole site 411. Specifically, the cover member 5 includes a cover sealing member 51 for closing the opening of the nucleic acid amplification tube and a cover driving member 52 for driving the cover sealing member 51 to move toward or away from the amplification hole site 411. In the present embodiment, the cover plate driving assembly 52 drives the cover plate assembly 5 to move in the vertical direction to improve the convenience of closing or opening the opening of the nucleic acid amplification tube. In other embodiments, the cover driving assembly 52 can also drive the cover sealing assembly 51 to rotate or tilt relative to the horizontal direction, so as to switch the cover sealing assembly 52 between a first position for sealing the nucleic acid amplification tube orifice and a second position for opening the nucleic acid amplification tube orifice.
The cover sealing component 51 comprises a cover plate support and a cover sealing piece 514, the cover plate support comprises a top cover plate 511 and a vertical connecting plate 512 which are vertically connected, the top cover plate 511 is horizontally arranged and is positioned right above the amplification hole site 411, the upper side of the vertical connecting plate 512 is connected with the top cover plate 511, the lower side of the vertical connecting plate 512 is connected with the cover plate driving component 52, and the vertical connecting plate 512 is positioned at the outer side of one end of the reagent plate 4.
The cover 514 is disposed on the inner surface of the top cover plate 511 and away from the vertical connection plate 512, and the cover 514 is disposed opposite to the amplification hole site 411, so that the cover 514 moves downward to close the opening of the nucleic acid amplification tube located at the amplification hole site 411 and moves upward to open the opening of the nucleic acid amplification tube. Optionally, the cap seal 514 is made of a material that cannot adsorb nucleic acid and has a certain elasticity, such as silica gel, PE material, PP material, etc., to achieve tight sealing of the opening.
Preferably, the cover seal 514 is in a sheet-like configuration, which allows the size of the cover seal 514 to be reduced. Further, the lid seal 514 extends in the Y direction and may cover the amplification well sites 411 of the plurality of reagent plates 4 to facilitate the arrangement of the lid seal 514. The number of the amplification hole sites 411 that can be covered by a single cap 514 can be determined according to the number of nucleic acid detection tests that can be simultaneously performed by the nucleic acid detector at one time, so as to facilitate the disassembly, assembly and replacement of the cap 514.
To facilitate the connection between the cover plate driving assembly 52 and the cover sealing assembly 51, the cover sealing assembly 51 further comprises a horizontally disposed transverse connecting plate 513, one side of the transverse connecting plate 513 is connected with the lower side of the vertical connecting plate 512, and the other side of the transverse connecting plate 513 extends in a direction away from the reagent plate 4. In this embodiment, the cover driving assembly 52 includes a cover motor 321, a cover screw 522 connected to an output end of the cover motor 521 and vertically disposed, and a cover nut seat 523 sleeved on the cover screw 522, wherein a fixing portion of the cover motor 521 is connected to the mounting frame 2, and the cover nut seat 523 is connected to the cross connecting plate 513.
In order to facilitate the connection of the cover plate motor 521 and the mounting frame 2, the cover plate assembly 5 further comprises a cover plate motor base 53. The cover plate motor base 53 comprises a mounting plate 531 parallel to the YZ plane, two mounting bases 532 are arranged on one side of the mounting plate 531 away from the top cover plate 511 along the Y direction at intervals, and each mounting base 532 is detachably connected with the bottom plate 21 so as to improve the connection stability with the bottom plate 21. The mounting plate 531 is connected with a motor support plate 533 which is horizontally arranged, and the motor support plate 533 is perpendicular to the mounting plate 531 and is detachably connected with the fixed cover plate motor 521. The mounting plate 531 is further provided with a avoiding hole for the cover plate screw rod 522 to pass through.
Further, in order to further improve the structural stability of the cover plate assembly 5, the mounting plate 531 is provided with a plate penetrating opening 5311 therethrough. The transverse connecting plate 513 includes a first transverse plate portion 5131 and a second transverse plate portion 5132 connected along the X direction, one side of the first transverse plate portion 5131 is connected to the vertical connecting plate 512, the other side of the first transverse plate portion 5131 is connected to the second transverse plate portion 5132, the length of the second transverse plate portion 5132 along the Y direction is greater than the length of the first transverse plate portion 5131 along the Y direction, and the first transverse plate portion 5131 penetrates through the plate penetrating opening 5311 and can vertically lift in the plate penetrating opening 5311.
To improve the smoothness of the Z-direction of the cover sealing assembly 51, the cover sealing assembly 51 includes a cover guiding assembly 54 for guiding the Z-direction movement of the cover sealing assembly 51. The cover plate guiding assembly 54 includes two optical axis bases 541 vertically disposed on the mounting plate 531 at intervals, and an optical axis 542 vertically disposed, and two ends of the optical axis 542 are respectively inserted into the two optical axis bases 541. The second horizontal plate portion 5132 is provided with an optical axis hole 5133, and the optical axis 542 penetrates through the optical axis hole 5133, so that the horizontal connecting plate 513 can vertically lift along the optical axis 542. Further, a linear bearing 543 is connected to the position of the lateral connection plate 513 corresponding to the optical axis hole 5133, and the optical axis 542 is inserted into the linear bearing 543, so that friction during guidance is reduced, and guidance reliability is improved. To further improve the stability and reliability of the guiding, two cover guiding assemblies 54 are disposed at intervals along the Y direction, and the two cover guiding assemblies 54 are disposed on two sides of the cover driving assembly 52 respectively.
To detect and control the stroke of the cover seal assembly 51, the cover assembly 5 further includes a displacement detection assembly 20. In the present embodiment, the cover displacement detecting assembly 20 includes the photoelectric sensing piece 202 disposed on the cross-connecting plate 513 and the photoelectric switch 201 disposed on the mounting plate 531, and the photoelectric switch 201 and the photoelectric sensing piece 202 are disposed opposite to each other. In other embodiments, other detection devices may be used to detect the operation stroke of the capping assembly 51, and the description thereof is omitted.
In order to reduce the weight of the cover plate assembly, lightening holes are formed in the top cover plate 511, the vertical connecting plate 512, the transverse connecting plate 513 and the mounting plate 531.
Fig. 13 is a schematic view of a structure of the magnetic component provided by the embodiment of the present invention at a viewing angle, fig. 14 is a schematic view of a structure of the magnetic component provided by the embodiment of the present invention at another viewing angle, fig. 15 is a schematic view of a split structure of the magnetic component provided by the embodiment of the present invention, fig. 16 is a partial enlarged view of J in fig. 15, as shown in fig. 13-16, the magnetic component 6 includes a magnetic rod component 61 and a magnetic rod driving component 62 for driving the magnetic rod component 61 to move along a direction toward or away from the reagent plate 4. In the present embodiment, the magnetic rod assembly 61 is located below the reagent plate 4, and the magnetic rod driving assembly 62 is used for driving the magnetic rod assembly 61 to vertically lift. This kind of setting can improve compact structure nature, and makes things convenient for magnetism to inhale subassembly 6 and inhale magnetism and release magnetism reaction to the magnetic bead in the mixed liquid in reaction tube 43. In other embodiments, the magnetic rod assembly 61 can move toward or away from the reaction tube 43 with other moving directions, such as horizontal movement or tilting movement.
Specifically, the magnetic rod assembly 61 includes a magnetic rod holder and a magnetic rod 611, and the magnetic rod 611 is vertically and detachably disposed on the magnetic rod holder. By providing the magnetic rod 611, the magnetic rod 611 can be inserted between the reaction tube 43 and the adjacent tube structure on the reagent plate 4, thereby reducing the interference between the magnetic attraction member 6 and the oscillation heating member 3 and the reagent plate 4. Further, a plurality of magnetic rods 611 are arranged side by side along the Y direction, the number and the position of the magnetic rods 611 correspond to the number of the reagent plates 4 and the arrangement position of the reaction tubes 43 one by one, and when the magnetic rods 611 are located at the position where the magnetic attraction reaction is performed, the magnetic rods 611 face the opening position of the tube insertion holes 319 on the reaction tube heating block 312.
The bar magnet support includes the installation strip 612, the horizontal setting that set up along the Y direction and with installation strip 612 detachable connection's installation diaphragm 613, installation diaphragm 613 is connected with bar magnet drive assembly 62. Furthermore, the mounting bar 612 is provided with a positioning portion 6123 protruding downward, the upper surface of the mounting transverse plate 613 is correspondingly provided with a positioning groove 6131, and the positioning portion 6123 is inserted into the positioning groove 6131, so that the mounting transverse plate 613 and the mounting bar 612 are mounted and positioned. The mounting bar 612 and the mounting cross plate 613 are detachably connected by screws penetrating through the groove bottom of the positioning groove 6131 and the mounting portion.
In order to facilitate the arrangement of the magnetic rod 611 on the mounting bar 612, a mounting hole 6121 penetrates through the mounting bar 612 in the vertical direction, and the magnetic rod 611 is inserted into the mounting hole 6121 and is in interference fit with the mounting hole 6121. In order to facilitate taking and placing of the magnetic rod 611, a through opening 6122 is formed in the magnetic rod 611 in a penetrating mode along the Z direction, the through opening 6122 is of a long strip structure, one end of the through opening 6122 penetrates through the side wall of the mounting bar 612, the other end of the through opening 6122 is communicated with the mounting hole 6121, and the opening width of the through opening 6122 is smaller than the diameter of the mounting hole 6121. The through opening 6122 is arranged, so that an installation arm structure with a free end is formed on the installation bar 612, the through opening 6122 is opened under the action of external force through elastic deformation of the installation arm, and the through opening 6122 is closed after the external force is removed, so that the magnetic rod 611 can enter the installation hole 6121 through the through opening 6122. More preferably, the mounting strip 612 is made of an elastic material such as rubber, plastic, or the like.
In this embodiment, the magnetic rod driving assembly 62 adopts a driving mode of a motor matching with a screw rod. Specifically, the magnetic rod driving assembly 62 includes a magnetic attraction driving motor, a magnetic attraction screw rod disposed along the Z direction and having a lower end connected to an output shaft of the magnetic attraction driving motor, and a magnetic attraction nut seat sleeved on the magnetic attraction screw rod and connected to the mounting cross plate 613. In other embodiments, other structures of the magnetic attraction driving assembly capable of achieving vertical lifting of the magnetic rod assembly 61 can be adopted, for example, a linear motor and a hydraulic cylinder are adopted for driving, and the description is omitted here.
To guide the vertical movement of the magnetic bar assembly 61, the magnetic attraction assembly 6 further comprises a magnetic attraction guide assembly 63 for guiding in the vertical direction. In order to facilitate the installation of the magnetic attraction guide component 63 and the magnetic attraction driving motor, the magnetic attraction component 6 further comprises a magnetic attraction motor base 64, and the fixed ends of the magnetic attraction guide component 63 and the magnetic attraction driving motor are both arranged on the magnetic attraction motor base 64. The magnetic motor base 64 can be set with reference to the above-mentioned cover plate motor base 53, and the magnetic guiding component 63 can be set with reference to the structure of the cover plate guiding component 54, which is not described herein again. And for improving the direction stability, the magnetic attraction guide component 63 is provided with two groups at intervals along the Y direction, and the magnetic attraction drive component is positioned between the two groups of magnetic attraction guide components 63.
Further, in order to detect the operation displacement of the magnetic rod assembly 61, the magnetic attraction assembly 6 is provided with a displacement detection assembly 20. In this embodiment, the displacement detecting assembly 20 includes a photoelectric sensing sheet 202 disposed on the mounting horizontal plate 613 and a photoelectric switch 201 disposed on the magnetic motor base 64, and the photoelectric switch 201 and the photoelectric sensing sheet 202 are disposed opposite to each other.
As shown in FIG. 2, the first pipetting mechanism 7 is provided at one end of the mounting frame 2 in the longitudinal direction thereof, and a reagent bottle storage area is provided on one side of the reagent plate 4 in the longitudinal direction thereof on the bottom plate 21, and a plurality of reagent bottles 40 for carrying liquids necessary for nucleic acid detection and washing such as a hybridization solution and pure water are provided on the reagent bottle storage area. The pipetting device comprises a first pipetting mechanism 7 and a second pipetting mechanism 8, wherein the first pipetting mechanism 7 is used for sucking the liquid in the reagent bottle 40, and the second pipetting mechanism 8 is used for taking and placing the reagent on the reagent plate 4. The first pipetting mechanism 7 is arranged above the reagent storage area and is used for pumping the liquid in the reagent bottle 40; the second pipetting means 8 are used for aspirating and transferring liquid on the reagent plate 4.
As shown in fig. 2, in the present embodiment, two rows of reagent bottles 40 are arranged in the reagent bottle storage area side by side along the Y direction, each row of reagent bottles 40 includes five reagent bottles 40 arranged in the X direction side by side, and each reagent bottle 40 can be used for storing different types of liquid. In other embodiments, the number of rows of reagent bottles 40 in the reagent bottle storage area and the number of reagent bottles 40 in each row may be specifically determined according to the type of item for nucleic acid detection.
Fig. 17 is a schematic structural view of the first liquid-moving mechanism 7 provided by the embodiment of the present invention at a viewing angle, fig. 18 is a schematic structural view of the first liquid-moving mechanism 7 provided by the embodiment of the present invention at another viewing angle, fig. 19 is a schematic structural view of the first liquid-moving mechanism 7 provided by the embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 17-19, the first liquid-moving mechanism 7 includes a first reagent needle unit 71, a first vertical displacement unit 73 connected with the first reagent needle unit 71 and used for driving the first reagent needle unit 71 to vertically lift, and a first horizontal displacement unit 72 connected with the first vertical displacement unit 73 and used for driving the first reagent needle unit 71 to move along the horizontal direction.
The first horizontal displacement unit 72 includes a connecting member 722 and a first horizontal driving assembly 721, the connecting member 722 is connected to the cross beam 221 of the mounting frame 2, a fixed end of the first horizontal driving assembly 721 is disposed on the connecting member 722, and a driving end of the first horizontal driving assembly 721 is connected to the first vertical displacement unit 73. Further, the first horizontal driving assembly 721 adopts a driving mode of a motor matching with a lead screw, and includes a horizontal driving motor, a horizontal lead screw arranged along the horizontal direction and having one end connected with an output shaft of the horizontal driving motor, and a horizontal nut seat sleeved on the horizontal lead screw, and the horizontal nut seat is connected with the vertical driving assembly. The horizontal driving motor is fixed to a plate-shaped connector 722 through a motor fixing plate 723. In the present embodiment, the horizontal screw is provided in the Y direction to drive the first reagent needle unit 71 to move in the Y direction, and in other embodiments, the horizontal screw may also be provided in the X direction to drive the first reagent needle unit 71 to move in the X direction.
The first vertical displacement unit 73 includes an adapter plate 731 horizontally disposed along the X direction and a first vertical driving assembly 732 disposed on the adapter plate 731, the first vertical driving assembly 732 includes a driving motor fixed on the adapter plate 731, a lead screw vertically disposed and having one end connected to the driving motor, and a nut seat sleeved on the lead screw, and the nut seat is connected to the first reagent needle unit 71.
To guide the first horizontal displacement unit 72 and the first vertical displacement unit 73, the first pipetting mechanism 7 further comprises a first horizontal guide assembly 74 and a first vertical guide assembly 75, the first horizontal guide assembly 74 is arranged on the connecting piece 722, and the first vertical guide assembly 75 is arranged on a guide rail plate 77 which is connected with the adapter plate 731 and is vertically arranged. The first horizontal guiding assembly 74 and the first vertical guiding assembly 75 both adopt a structural form of a rail slider, and the arrangement of linear guiding is realized by adopting a structure of a rail slider, which is a conventional arrangement in the field and is not described herein again. And buffer blocks 76 are connected to both ends of each guide rail in order to limit and buffer the movement of the first horizontal driving assembly 721 and the first vertical driving assembly 732.
The first reagent needle unit 71 includes a horizontally disposed first reagent needle rack 712 and a first reagent needle 711 disposed on the first reagent needle rack 712. In this embodiment, the first reagent needle holder 712 is disposed along the X direction and has one end connected to the slider of the first vertical guide assembly 75. The first reagent needle 711 is vertically disposed, and the first reagent needle 711 is provided in plurality at intervals in the X direction. The number and positions of the first reagent needles 711 correspond one-to-one to the number and positions of the reagent bottles 40 in each row of the reagent bottles in the reagent bottle storage area.
In this embodiment, the first reagent needle 711 is connected to the first reagent needle holder 712 in a plugging manner, which can refer to the installation manner of the magnetic rod 611 and the installation bar 612, and is not described herein again.
Further, for detecting the displacement of the first horizontal displacement unit 72 and the first vertical displacement unit 73, the first pipetting mechanism 7 further includes a first horizontal displacement detection assembly and a first displacement detection assembly, and the first horizontal displacement detection assembly and the first vertical displacement detection assembly all adopt the detection form that the photoelectric switch 201 cooperates with the photoelectric sensing piece 202, which is not repeated herein.
Fig. 20 is the schematic structural diagram of the second liquid-moving mechanism provided by the embodiment of the present invention under one viewing angle, fig. 21 is the schematic structural diagram of the second liquid-moving mechanism under another viewing angle, fig. 22 is the utility model provides a second liquid-moving mechanism's split structural diagram, as shown in fig. 20-22, the second liquid-moving mechanism 8 includes a second reagent needle unit 81 for moving liquid, a second vertical displacement unit 82 for driving the second reagent needle unit 81 to vertically lift, a tip taking and placing unit 83 for replacing and inserting the tip, a third vertical displacement unit 84 for driving the tip taking and placing unit 83 to vertically lift, and a second horizontal movement unit for driving the second vertical displacement unit 82 and the third vertical displacement unit 84 to move along the Y direction. With this arrangement, the second pipetting mechanism 8 can be made more compact.
The second horizontal moving unit comprises a fixed vertical plate 85 parallel to the XZ plane and a second horizontal driving unit (not shown), wherein the fixed end of the second horizontal driving unit is connected with the cross beam 221, and the driving end of the second horizontal driving unit is connected with the fixed vertical plate 85 and used for driving the connected vertical plate to reciprocate along the Y direction. The second horizontal driving unit may adopt a structural form that a motor is matched with a screw nut, a structural form that a motor is matched with a chain wheel and a chain, or other structural forms that can realize the horizontal movement of the fixed vertical plate 85, and the description is omitted here.
The second vertical displacement unit 82 and the third vertical displacement unit 84 are both provided on one surface of the fixed riser 85. Further, a fixing transverse plate 86 horizontally arranged is vertically connected to the fixing vertical plate 85, fixing ends of the second vertical displacement unit 82 and the third vertical displacement unit 84 are connected to the fixing transverse plate 86, and the second vertical displacement unit 82 and the third vertical displacement unit 84 are arranged side by side along the X direction. In the embodiment, the second vertical displacement unit 82 and the third vertical displacement unit 84 both adopt a driving form that a motor is matched with a screw nut, and the structure is simple and the connection is convenient. In other embodiments, the second vertical displacement unit 82 and the third vertical displacement unit 84 may also be driven by a motor, a rack and pinion, or a linear motor, a hydraulic cylinder, or the like. And the structural form capable of realizing linear driving in the vertical direction is conventional in the field, and is not described herein again.
The suction head taking and placing unit 83 includes a suction head base 831, a suction head sleeve 832 vertically arranged on the suction head base 831, a suction head needle 833 penetrating inside the suction head sleeve 832 and a suction head mouth 834 connected to the lower end of the suction head sleeve 832, wherein the lower end of the suction head needle 833 is hermetically inserted in the suction head mouth 834. The suction head base 831 is detachably connected to a corresponding nut base. In this embodiment, the tip sleeve 832 is a hollow rod-like structure made of stainless steel, and the upper end of the tip 834 is inserted into the lower end of the tip sleeve 832 with interference. The upper end of the suction head needle 833 extends out of the suction head loop bar 832 to be conveniently connected with the liquid inlet pipe 702.
In this embodiment, the installation manner of the nozzle holder 831 and the nozzle sleeve 832 can refer to the installation manner of the magnetic bar 611 and the installation bar 612, which is not described herein again. In this embodiment, the tip loop bar 832 is spaced along the Y-direction to allow for the aspiration and replacement of multiple tips. The number of tip loop bars 832 is the same as the number of nucleic acid detections that can be simultaneously performed by a nucleic acid detector at a single time, and is not limited to 4.
The tip nozzle 834 is for inserting a tip located in the tip cavity 414 on the reagent plate 4, and the second pipetting mechanism 8 further comprises a tip plate 87 for removing a tip in order to facilitate removal of a used tip. The head withdrawing plate 87 is detachably connected with the fixed vertical plate 85, and a head withdrawing hole 871 is formed in the head withdrawing plate 87. The lower end of tip sleeve 832 is inserted into tip retraction aperture 871, and the inner diameter of tip retraction aperture 871 is larger than the maximum outer diameter of tip nozzle 834 and smaller than the maximum outer diameter of the tip. In this arrangement, when the third vertical displacement unit 84 drives the nozzle sleeve 832 with the inserted nozzle to move upwards, the nozzle is separated from the nozzle 834 by the obstruction of the nozzle plate 87, so as to realize the nozzle removing operation.
The second reagent needle unit 81 includes a needle frame 811, a waste liquid needle 812, and a reagent needle bundle 813, the needle frame 811 is detachably connected to a corresponding nut holder, and both the waste liquid needle 812 and the reagent needle bundle 813 are detachably provided on the needle frame 811. In this embodiment, the waste liquid needles 812 and the reagent needle bundles 813 are arranged side by side and at intervals in the X direction, and the dedicated waste liquid needles 812 are designed to discharge waste liquid, whereby contamination between reagents can be reduced. In this embodiment, a plurality of waste liquid needles 812 and reagent needle bundles 813 are arranged in parallel in the Y direction at intervals, and the number of the waste liquid needles 812 and the number of the reagent needle bundles 813 are the same as the number of nucleic acid detections that can be performed by the nucleic acid detector at the same time.
In this embodiment, the needle frame 811 includes a needle holder 8111, a support rod 8112 and a needle mount 8113, the needle holder 8111 is connected to a corresponding nut seat, the upper end of the support rod 8112 is detachably connected to the needle holder 8111, and the lower end of the support rod 8112 is detachably connected to the needle mount 8113. This arrangement can ensure the stability of the needle rack 811 while reducing the overall weight of the needle rack 811, and shorten the required stroke of the reagent needle bundle 813 and the waste needle 812, which require vertical elevation.
Further, the reagent needle bundle 813 includes a needle bundle sleeve 8132 and a plurality of second reagent needles 8131 penetrating through the needle bundle sleeve 8132, and the connection manner of the needle bundle sleeve 8132 and the waste liquid needles 812 and the needle mount 8113 can refer to the installation manner of the magnetic rod 611 and the mounting bar 612, which is not described herein again. In the present embodiment, there are five second reagent needles 8131 in the bundle sleeve 8132, and the number of the second reagent needles 8131 in each bundle sleeve 8132 is the same as that of the first reagent needles 711 in the first pipetting mechanism 7.
In order to prevent the solution from splashing due to too high flow rate of the liquid flowing out through the lower end of the second reagent needle 8131, the second reagent needle 8131 includes a main body 81311 vertically disposed and a guide portion 81312 obliquely connected to the main body 81311, the main body 81311 is integrally formed with the guide portion 81312, the guide portion 81312 is inclined outward with respect to the central axis of the main body 81311, and preferably, the included angle between the guide portion 81312 and the main body 81311 is 5 ° to 10 °. Further, the tip of the second reagent needle 8131 in the same reagent needle bundle 813 is inclined in a different direction.
In order to realize the movement guidance of the second vertical displacement unit 82 and the third vertical displacement unit 84, the second pipetting mechanism 8 further includes a second vertical guiding assembly 88 and a third vertical guiding assembly 89, the second vertical guiding assembly 88 and the third vertical guiding assembly 89 are arranged side by side along the Y direction, the second vertical guiding assembly 88 and the third vertical guiding assembly 89 both adopt the structural form of a guide rail sliding block, and the pipette tip holder 831 and the needle holder 8111 are respectively connected with the sliding blocks of the corresponding vertical guiding assemblies.
In this embodiment, in order to conveniently detect the displacement of the tip taking and placing assembly and the second reagent needle unit 81, the second pipetting mechanism 8 further includes a displacement detecting assembly 20 for detecting the vertical lifting and lowering displacement of the second reagent needle unit 81 and the vertical lifting and lowering displacement of the tip taking and placing assembly, respectively. In this embodiment, the displacement detecting assembly 20 adopts a structural form that the photoelectric switch 201 is matched with the photoelectric sensing piece 202, and in other embodiments, other detecting devices capable of realizing displacement detection can be adopted.
For convenient equipment and dismantlement, fixed riser 85 includes detachable door frame portion 851 and riser portion 852, and door frame portion 851 is lower extreme open-ended U type structure, and riser portion 852 is vertical to be set up and can be dismantled with the both sides of door frame portion 851 and be connected, and fixed diaphragm 86 sets up on door frame portion 851, and two vertical direction subassemblies all set up on riser portion 852.
In order to make the reagent suck the liquid, the pipetting mechanism further comprises a pipeline assembly 70 and a pump unit, wherein the pipeline assembly 70 is used for forming a pipeline required for pipetting, and the pump unit is used for providing power for taking and placing the liquid. In this embodiment, the pipeline assembly 70 includes a suction head pipeline assembly and a reagent needle pipeline assembly, the pump unit includes a syringe pump 10 and a liquid pump set 9, the syringe pump 10 is connected to the suction head taking and placing unit 83 through the suction head pipeline assembly, and the liquid pump set 9 is connected to the first reagent needle unit 71 and the second reagent needle unit 81 through the reagent needle pipeline assembly.
Specifically, fig. 23 is a schematic view of the pipeline connection of the suction head pipeline assembly, the injection pump 10 and the suction head pick-and-place unit 83 provided by the embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 23, the suction head pipeline assembly includes a plurality of blowing pipes 701, the number of the blowing pipes 701 is the same as the number of the suction head needles 833, one end of the blowing pipe 701 is hermetically communicated with the upper end of the suction head needles 833, and the other end of the blowing pipe 701 is connected with the injection pump 10. The arrangement of the suction head pipeline component and the injection pump 10 can carry out liquid transfer and blowing and uniformly mixing on the reaction liquid in the nucleic acid extraction process.
Fig. 24 is a schematic diagram of a connection relationship between a liquid pump and a reagent needle pipeline assembly 70 according to an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 24, a liquid pump set 9 has a plurality of pairs of reagent inlets and reagent outlets, a reagent needle pipeline includes a liquid inlet pipe 702 connected between the liquid pump set 9 and a first reagent needle 711, one end of the liquid inlet pipe 702 is in sealed communication with the upper end of the first reagent needle 711, and the other end of the liquid inlet pipe 702 is in communication with the reagent inlet of the liquid pump set 9. The number of the liquid inlet pipes 702 is the same as that of the first reagent needles 711, and each liquid inlet pipe 702 is communicated with different reagent liquid inlets. The reagent needle pipeline assembly further comprises a main liquid outlet pipe 703, one end of the main liquid outlet pipe 703 is connected to a reagent liquid outlet corresponding to the liquid inlet pipe 702, the other end of each main liquid outlet pipe 703 is communicated with one end of each of the plurality of branch liquid outlet pipes 704, and the other end of each of the plurality of branch liquid outlet pipes 704 is respectively communicated with one second reagent needle 8131 in the plurality of reagent needle bundles 813. As in the present embodiment, there are four reagent needle bundles 813, and each main liquid outlet pipe 703 is connected to four branch liquid outlet pipes 704.
The reagent needle pipeline assembly further comprises a main waste liquid inlet pipe 706 and a plurality of branch waste liquid inlet pipes 707, the number of the branch waste liquid inlet pipes 707 is the same as that of the waste liquid needles 812, one end of each branch waste liquid inlet pipe 707 is communicated with the upper end of one waste liquid needle 812, the other end of each branch waste liquid inlet pipe 707 is communicated with one end of the main waste liquid inlet pipe 706, the other end of the main waste liquid inlet pipe 706 is communicated with a waste liquid inlet in the liquid pump set 9, a waste liquid outlet corresponding to the waste liquid inlet is communicated with one end of a waste liquid outlet pipe 707, and the other end of the waste liquid outlet pipe 707 is communicated with the waste liquid bottle 80. In this embodiment, the waste liquid bottle 80 is made of plastic material, and may contain a disinfectant such as sodium chlorate for waste liquid discharge and nucleic acid product digestion.
In this embodiment, since the first reagent needle 711 extracts the liquid in the reagent bottle 40 located in the reagent bottle storage area, in order to detect whether the liquid level in the reagent bottle 40 meets the use requirement, the reagent bottle storage area is further provided with a liquid level sensing assembly 30 for detecting the liquid level in each reagent bottle 40. The level sensing assembly 30 may be a conventional mature product and will not be described in detail herein. Further, the reagent bottles 40 are arranged on the liquid level sensing assembly 30, and the liquid level sensing assembly 30 is provided with a heating block and a heat sink corresponding to each reagent bottle 40, so as to heat or dissipate heat of the reagent in the reagent bottles 40.
In this embodiment, in order to guarantee inside heat dissipation and the ventilation of nucleic acid detecting instrument, shell 1 is inside to be provided with convulsions filtration system, and convulsions filtration system can promote the air flow among the accommodation space, drives the heat and in time effectively effluvium, and can filter the air, reduces the pollution of the reagent on the reagent board 4 and sample, also can prevent the cross contamination between the inside sample of nucleic acid detecting instrument and the reagent simultaneously. And convulsions filtration system possesses nucleic acid filtering capability, prevents to cause the setting that pollutes convulsions filtration system can refer to current convulsions filtration system's setting to external environment, and here is no longer repeated.
Further, the inside disinfection system that disinfects that still is provided with of shell 1 for disinfect and disinfect the inside equipment of shell 1, further reduce nucleic acid pollution, reduce the influence to the staff. In the present embodiment, the sterilization and disinfection system employs ultraviolet sterilization, but it is understood that other methods capable of sterilization and disinfection can be employed.
The utility model provides a nucleic acid detector, with biological sample nucleic acid extraction and purification, nucleic acid amplification and molecular hybridization detection concentrate on an instrument, operating personnel only need carry out simple preparation action (put disposable reagent board 4, put the amplification pipe, put hybridization reagent, add the sample, start the instrument) can accomplish whole testing process in 3.5h-6h, obtain the result. The instrument has the advantages of large treatment capacity (24 samples can be treated at one time), high efficiency and convenience in the whole process, and suitability for clinical detection.

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1. The oscillating heating assembly for the reagent plate is characterized by comprising an oscillating unit (32), a heat insulation unit (33) and a heat treatment unit (31) which are sequentially connected from bottom to top, wherein the reagent plate can be relatively fixed on the heat treatment unit (31), the heat treatment unit (31) is used for heating and/or cooling a reagent on the reagent plate, and the oscillating unit (32) is used for driving the heat treatment unit (31) and the reagent plate to oscillate in a reciprocating manner along the horizontal direction.
2. The oscillating heating assembly of claim 1, wherein the heat treatment unit (31) comprises at least two heating units arranged side by side along the X-direction, and each heating unit is arranged corresponding to one tube structure or slot structure on the reagent plate, and the upper end face of the heating unit corresponding to the tube structure is provided with a tube insertion hole (319) for inserting the tube structure.
3. The oscillating heating assembly of claim 2, wherein said heating unit corresponding to said tube structure comprises a heating block and a heating film (315) disposed at one side of said heating block, said heating block having said tube insertion hole (319) opened therein, said heating unit corresponding to said groove structure comprising a horizontally disposed heating plate.
4. The oscillating heating assembly according to claim 3, wherein the tube structure comprises a nucleic acid amplification tube, the heating unit corresponding to the nucleic acid amplification tube comprises a nucleic acid amplification tube heating block (311) and the heating membrane (315), and the heat treatment unit (31) further comprises a heat dissipation unit (316), the heat dissipation unit (316) being located on a side of the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block (311) opposite to the heating membrane (315).
5. The oscillating heating assembly of claim 4, wherein the heat dissipating unit (316) comprises a heat sink (3161) and a heat dissipating fan (3162) disposed above and below, the heat sink (3161) is disposed above the heat dissipating fan (3162), the heat sink (3161) is detachably connected to the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block (311), and the heat dissipating fan (3162) is detachably connected to the heat sink (3161).
6. The oscillating heating assembly of claim 4, wherein the heat treatment unit (31) further comprises a refrigeration unit (317), the refrigeration unit (317) being sandwiched between the heat dissipation unit (316) and the nucleic acid amplification tube heating block (311).
7. The oscillating heating assembly according to any of claims 2-6, wherein the insulating unit (33) comprises an insulating support plate (333) and insulating subunits arranged side by side and at intervals along the X direction, a plurality of insulating subunits are arranged in one-to-one correspondence with the heating units, the upper ends of the insulating subunits are detachably connected with the corresponding heating units, the lower ends of the insulating subunits are connected with the insulating support plate (333), the insulating support plate (333) is detachably connected with the oscillating unit (32), and the insulating subunits are made of insulating materials.
8. The oscillating heating assembly of claim 7, wherein the insulating sub-unit corresponding to the trough structure comprises a plurality of vertically arranged insulating columns (332), the upper ends of the insulating columns (332) being detachably connected to the heating unit, and the lower ends of the insulating columns (332) being detachably connected to the insulating carrier plate (333).
9. The oscillating heating assembly of claim 7, wherein the oscillating unit (32) comprises a horizontally arranged support plate (321) and an oscillating drive assembly for driving the support plate (321) to move in the X-direction, the support plate (321) being located below the insulating support plate (333) and being parallel to and spaced apart from the insulating support plate (333), the insulating unit (33) further comprising a plurality of insulating pillars (334) connected between the insulating support plate (333) and the support plate (321), the plurality of insulating pillars (334) not being located on the same straight line.
10. A nucleic acid testing apparatus comprising a reagent plate for containing a reagent, wherein the apparatus further comprises an oscillating heating assembly according to any one of claims 1 to 9, the reagent plate is disposed on the oscillating heating assembly, and the oscillating heating assembly is configured to process the reagent on the reagent plate and drive the reagent plate to vibrate in a horizontal direction.
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