摘要
液相芯片技术(liquid chip technology)又称为灵活的多组分析(flexible multi-analyte profiling,x MAP)技术,是利用偶联特异性探针的荧光编码微球捕获待测核酸或蛋白后,逐一、快速地通过流式细胞仪双色激光探测区,进行定性或定量检测。我国将液相芯片技术应用在食品安全领域仍处于起步阶段,主要集中在食源性致病菌、转基因食品和农兽药残留等食品安全检测方面。液相芯片技术同时检测多种待测分子,具有高通量、快速、准确、所需样品量少、检测范围宽、可自由组合检测项目等优点。本文检索了国内外的文献,简要概述液相芯片技术的发展历史和基本原理,并介绍该技术及其商品化试剂盒在食品安全和其他领域上的研究应用,最后对液相芯片技术的发展前景做出展望。
Liquid chip technology also named flexible multi-analyte profiling technology (xMAP), the fluorescence microspheres which coupling specific probe can capture nucleic acids or proteins, and then quickly pass through the two-color laser detection of the flow cytometry, to get a qualitative or quantitative detection. In China, liquid chip technology is just applied in the field of food safety, and researches mainly focus on detection of foodborne pathogens, genetically modified foods, pesticide and veterinary drug residuals. Liquid chip technology which is high-throughput, rapid, accurate, with little sample, wide detection range and free combination detection, enables a high degree of multiplexing within a single sample volume. In this paper, the domestic and international literatures were searched, the development history and the basic principles of liquid chip technology were briefly reviewed, and the applications of this technology and its commercial kit in food safety and other fields were introduced, finally the prospects for development were expounded.
作者
王舒乐
吕敬章
黄李华
马淑棉
黄欣迪
刘慧玲
赵芳
洪小柳
WANG Shu-Le LV Jing-Zhang HUANG Li-Hua MA Shu-Miana HUANGXin-Di LIU Hui-Ling ZHAO Fang HONG Xiao-Liu(Shenzhen Inspection and Quarantine Technology Center, Shenzhen 518045, China College of Engineering and Technology, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai 519000, China)
出处
《食品安全质量检测学报》
CAS
2016年第11期4550-4556,共7页
Journal of Food Safety and Quality
基金
国家质检总局科技项目(2015IK251
2015IK252
2016IK236)
深圳出入境检验检疫局科技项目(SJ201403
SZ2014207)
深圳市科技计划基础研究项目(JCYJ20140419145738522
JCYJ20140419151654444)
国家自然科学青年基金项目(31401585)~~
关键词
液相芯片技术
荧光编码微球
食品安全
食源性致病菌
转基因食品
农兽药残留
liquid chip technology
fluorescence microspheres
food safety
foodborne pathogens
genetically modified food
pesticide and veterinary drug residuals