JPH04164226A - Fixing solution for inspection of liquid sample of cells - Google Patents

Fixing solution for inspection of liquid sample of cells

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JPH04164226A
JPH04164226A JP2288588A JP28858890A JPH04164226A JP H04164226 A JPH04164226 A JP H04164226A JP 2288588 A JP2288588 A JP 2288588A JP 28858890 A JP28858890 A JP 28858890A JP H04164226 A JPH04164226 A JP H04164226A
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cells
saccharose
fixative
solution
ethanol solution
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Hiroko Mori
森 弘子
Roku Kawakami
川上 ろく
Takayuki Kubota
久保田 孝行
Hiroyuki Kawahara
河原 浩之
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Eiken Kizai Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To maximumly restrain the number of cells from decreasing due to exfoliation during dyeing, by mixing saccharose with an ethanol solution after the saccharose is solved by water. CONSTITUTION:A saccharose aqueous solution is prepared, and is then at once mixed with an ethanol solution so as to obtain a final density of the saccharose which is 0.5%. Two part of a fixing solution is mixed into a liquid sample 1. After fixation, it is centrifugally deposited under 1,500 R.P.M for 5 minutes, and a deposited matter is applied uniformly on a slide glass plate, and is then dried. Thereafter, it is subjected to a Papanicolau dyeing process, and is then sealed by a cover glass plate so that a sample is prepared. Thus, it is possible to maximumly restrain the number of cells from decreasing due to exfoliation during dyeing.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、液状検体を対象とする細胞診検査用の固定液
に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a fixative for cytodiagnostic tests on liquid specimens.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

細胞診検査用固定液として、通常95%エタノール溶液
が使用されている。
A 95% ethanol solution is usually used as a fixative for cytodiagnostic tests.

液状検体としては、尿、脳を髄液、脱水、腹水、関節液
、心嚢液などがあるが、一般にこれらに含まれる細胞の
絶対数は少ない。液状検体は、それを上記の固定液に混
合した後、遠心器を使用して遠沈し、その沈査物をスラ
イドガラスに塗布し標本とするが、それでも細胞数は極
端に少ない。
Liquid specimens include urine, cerebrospinal fluid, dehydration, ascites, joint fluid, and pericardial fluid, but the absolute number of cells contained in these is generally small. A liquid specimen is mixed with the above-mentioned fixative and then spun down using a centrifuge, and the precipitate is applied to a slide glass to prepare a specimen, but the number of cells is still extremely small.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problem to be solved by the invention]

個々の細胞を検鏡して、悪性細胞の有無を判定する細胞
診検査にとって、対象となる細胞数が少ないことは、検
査の精度上好ましくない。
For cytodiagnostic tests that examine individual cells under a microscope to determine the presence or absence of malignant cells, a small number of target cells is not desirable in terms of test accuracy.

さらにスライドガラスに塗布後、細胞の染色を行うが、
通常行われるパパニコロー染色で水洗も含めて約20回
の染色液を通すか、その際にスライドガラスに塗布され
た細胞が剥離し、元々少ない細胞数が更に減少する。染
色中の細胞減少は特に液状検体において著しい。
Furthermore, after coating the slide glass, the cells are stained.
During conventional Papanicolaou staining, the cells coated on the slide glass will peel off during approximately 20 passes of staining solution, including washing with water, and the originally small number of cells will further decrease. Cell loss during staining is particularly significant in liquid specimens.

本発明は、上記の点に鑑み、固定液に粘張性を与えるこ
とにより、染色中の剥離による細胞数減少を最小限に防
止しつる固定液を提供することを目的とするものである
In view of the above, an object of the present invention is to provide a fixative that minimizes the decrease in cell number due to detachment during staining by imparting viscosity to the fixative.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

上記の目的を達成するために、本発明は、(1)  サ
ッカロースを水で溶解後、直ちにエタノ−ル溶液と混合
してなり、 (2)  上記(1)項記載の液状検体細胞診検査用固
定液において、サッカロース溶液とエタノール溶液とを
55対45の割合で混合し、サッカロース最終濃度を0
.5%としてなることを特徴とするものである。
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides (1) sucrose prepared by dissolving saccharose in water and immediately mixing it with an ethanol solution; In the fixative solution, mix the saccharose solution and the ethanol solution in a ratio of 55:45 to bring the final sucrose concentration to 0.
.. 5%.

〔作用〕[Effect]

固定液には、細胞をスライドガラスに粘着させる程度活
眼性を有する物質であって、染色に使用される染色液が
アルコール溶液が多いところから、アルコールに比較的
溶は難い物質という条件を満たすことが要求される。こ
れらの条件を満たすものとしてサッカロースが適してお
り、これをエタノール溶液に溶解し、液状検体細胞診検
査用固定液として使用する。
The fixative must be a substance that has a lively effect to the extent that it makes the cells stick to the glass slide, and because the staining solution used for staining is often an alcohol solution, it must meet the requirements of being a substance that is relatively difficult to dissolve in alcohol. is required. Saccharose is suitable as a substance that satisfies these conditions, and is dissolved in an ethanol solution and used as a fixative for liquid specimen cytodiagnosis tests.

この固定液では、サッカロースの混合により、固定液に
適度な活眼性を与え、細胞をスライドガラスに粘着させ
、しかも染色中は、アルコールに比較的不溶性のために
、細胞がスライドガラスより剥離し難くなる。
In this fixative, the mixture of saccharose gives the fixative a suitable viscosity and makes the cells adhere to the glass slide.Furthermore, during staining, the cells are relatively insoluble in alcohol, so they are more difficult to detach than the glass slide. Become.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下本発明の実施例を詳細に説明する。 Examples of the present invention will be described in detail below.

サッカロース水溶液を作製し、それを直ちにエタノール
溶液と混合し、サッカロース最終濃度を0.5%とする
。液状検体1に対し、本発明固定液を2の割合で混合し
固定する。固定後1500回転5分間遠沈し、その沈査
をスライドガラス上に均等に塗布し、完全乾燥させる。
A sucrose aqueous solution is prepared and immediately mixed with an ethanol solution to give a final sucrose concentration of 0.5%. A fixative solution of the present invention is mixed and fixed in a ratio of 1 part to 2 parts of a liquid specimen. After fixation, centrifuge at 1500 rpm for 5 minutes, spread the precipitate evenly on a slide glass, and dry completely.

その後パパニコロー染色を施し、カバーガラスで封入し
て標本を作製する。
The sample is then stained with Papanicolaou stain and sealed with a cover glass to prepare a specimen.

染色途中の細胞の減少率を従来法と比較した。The reduction rate of cells during staining was compared with the conventional method.

完全乾燥米固定検体のパパニコロー染色標本(乾燥によ
り細胞に変形を生じさせるため細胞診検査には適さない
か、染色途中での細胞の減少は極めて少ない。)を対照
として比較検討した結果を示すと次の通りである。
The following are the results of a comparative study using a Papanicolaou stained specimen of a completely dried fixed rice specimen (drying causes deformation of the cells, so it is not suitable for cytodiagnostic testing, or the loss of cells during staining is extremely small). It is as follows.

固定液の種類    染色法   細胞数の比完全乾燥
未固定    パパニコロー染色    100なお、
サッカロースを混合したことによるエタノール溶液の固
定力や、染色に及ぼす影響については、本発明固定液使
用の漂木と従来法による標本とで全く相違はなく、サッ
カロースが固定や染色に悪影響を全く与えないことを示
した。
Type of fixative Staining method Cell number ratio Completely dry, unfixed Papanicolaou stain 100
Regarding the fixing power of the ethanol solution mixed with saccharose and the effect on staining, there is no difference at all between driftwood using the fixative of the present invention and specimens prepared using the conventional method. It was shown that there is no such thing.

上記の結果から、従来法では、実に85〜71%が染色
終了までに、剥離消失しているのに対し、本発明固定液
を使用すると、減少率は、僅か29〜18%に留まり、
約70〜80%の細胞が検査対象となることがわかる。
From the above results, with the conventional method, 85-71% of the peeling disappeared by the end of staining, whereas when using the fixative of the present invention, the reduction rate remained at only 29-18%.
It can be seen that about 70 to 80% of the cells are subject to inspection.

すなわち染色されたスライドガラス標本上の細胞数は、
従来法に比較して、実に約4倍の細胞数となり、検査対
象となる細胞の著量な増加は精度向上につながる。
In other words, the number of cells on a stained glass slide specimen is
Compared to the conventional method, the number of cells is approximately four times that of the conventional method, and the significant increase in the number of cells to be tested leads to improved accuracy.

なお、サッカロースを混合したことによるエタノール溶
液の固定力や、染色に及ぼす影響にっていは、本発明固
定液使用の標本と従来法による標本とで全く相違はなく
、サッカロースが固定や染色に悪影響を全く与えないこ
とを示した。またサッカロースは毒性がなく、無臭で安
全である。
There is no difference in the fixing power of the ethanol solution and the effect on staining caused by mixing saccharose between specimens using the fixative of the present invention and specimens prepared using the conventional method. showed that it does not give any. Saccharose is also non-toxic, odorless and safe.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

−5〜 本発明は、叙上のように構成したから、液状検体細胞診
検査において、染色中の剥離による細胞数減少を最小限
に防止することができ、病院など医療機関や衛生検査所
での液状検体細胞診検査の精度向上に寄与することがで
きる。
-5~ Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is possible to minimize the decrease in the number of cells due to peeling during staining in liquid sample cytology tests, and it can be used in medical institutions such as hospitals and sanitary laboratories. This can contribute to improving the accuracy of liquid sample cytology tests.

特許出願人  栄研器材株式会社Patent applicant: Eiken Kizai Co., Ltd.

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)サッカロースを水で溶解後、直ちにエタノール溶
液と混合してなる液状検体細胞診検査用固定液。
(1) A liquid fixative for specimen cytology tests, which is prepared by dissolving saccharose in water and immediately mixing it with an ethanol solution.
(2)サッカロース溶液とエタノール溶液とを55対4
5の割合で混合し、サッカロース最終濃度を0.5%と
してなる特許請求の範囲第1項記載の液状検体細胞診検
査用固定液。
(2) 55:4 of sucrose solution and ethanol solution
5. A liquid fixative for a cytodiagnostic test according to claim 1, wherein the fixative is mixed at a ratio of 5% to 5% to give a final saccharose concentration of 0.5%.
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JPS63168562A (en) * 1986-12-30 1988-07-12 Motohide Takahama Cell immobilizing/preserving liquid

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
EP0784246A2 (en) 1996-01-10 1997-07-16 Canon Kabushiki Kaisha Image forming apparatus employing intermediary transfer member
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