WO2001053870A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur analyse molekularer reaktionsprodukte bei biologischen zellen - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method and device for analyzing molecular reaction products in biological cells.
- Light sources with dimensions in the nanometer range are used for optical near-field microscopy.
- the light sources are limited by the apertures of tips of tapered optical fibers or micropipettes with dimensions in the range of a few tens of nanometers.
- the apertures can also be used to collect light from the object.
- a two-dimensional registration of the absorption or fluorescence of the nanoscale cell structures is achieved by serial scanning of the examined object by the near-field probe. To do this, the probe must be two-dimensional (xy plane) and the near field condition (distance probe-object ⁇ 50nm) can be realized at every xy position (pixel).
- near-field microscopy according to the prior art has two major limitations.
- the attachment efficiency can only be determined sequentially on one cell at a time over lengthy test series, and on the other hand, these investigations cannot be carried out at all or only in special cases in the moist nutrient environment.
- High-resolution (nanoscale) optical examinations of biological samples are currently only possible in the fixed or dry state with sufficient accuracy and reliability.
- the needle probe influences the object to be examined (distance control by lateral force) and the approach to compliance with the near-field condition is not guaranteed for cells in nutrient solution.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of providing an apparatus and a method with which, under near-field optical conditions, a large number of cells are assessed in a measurement and evaluation process with regard to their reaction state with molecular reactants.
- the task is, in particular, to determine the attachment efficiency of the molecular reactants with regard to the attachment density in the cell subareas in which the target proteins are located and with regard to attachment specificity which is given by the fact that the carrier or active substance molecules only bind to specific target proteins.
- the task is characterized in that the determination must be carried out in a time-efficient manner on a large number of living cells - including in the nutrient environment - and that the determination is carried out on samples in the micro and nanoscale range.
- the object is achieved in that a sample stage is realized, which is characterized in that light sources of different aperture diameters in the nano or micro range are introduced into it.
- their geometric arrangement can be both disordered and structurally ordered. Their arrangement relative to one another and the distribution functions with regard to number / aperture size groups can then be assumed to be known.
- the two-dimensional nano-light source array is realized by a multiplicity of near-field light sources which are arranged next to one another in a grid shape and are excited together or in succession.
- a semiconductor material preferably silicon or GaAs, is used as the carrier material.
- the individual near-field light sources each have a hollow channel, the individual hollow channels being used directly as nano-apertures for the exciting radiation or else being filled with a fluorescence or exciton-active material to generate secondary radiation (e.g. fluorescence or exciton radiation).
- this nano-light source arrangement is covered by a 2-20 nm thick cover layer, so that a large sample quantity of cells / cell membranes can be bound with little movement on the nano-source arrangement under near field conditions for the time of the measurement.
- biological objects eg cells
- This layer also ensures constant compliance with the near-field condition. Now it is easy to add a nutrient liquid which at the same time enables the carrier and / or active substance molecules to be transported to the membrane of the samples.
- the intensity distribution allows an assessment of the lateral expansion of the cells or active cell components.
- the diameter and distribution of the nano light sources and the surface density of the samples must be known.
- the aperture or distance of the nano light sources must be chosen to match the expansion of the cells / cell nuclei belonging to a species.
- the relative number of nano-sources that overlap with objects depends on the known size and distribution density of the sources, as well as on the size, shape and distribution density of the objects, with the shape having only very little influence.
- the overlap distribution can be determined by simple intensity Determine measurement with serial source excitation.
- the measured intensity distribution function fluorescence or transmitted light allows the object size to be determined if the source size and distribution are known.
- the carrier and / or active substance molecules to different proteins in the cell membrane leads to different absorption, excitation or secondary spectra (luminescence, fluorescence, Raman scattered radiation, etc.) when the complexes formed are optically excited by different binding energies.
- the selectivity can also be determined in addition to the effectiveness of the attachment.
- the spectrum of the radiation emanating from the nano light sources must satisfy the requirement for differentiation of different attachment locations by the possibility of selective excitation (integral registration).
- the intensity is recorded in a spectrally resolved manner.
- the very rapid serial scanning (excitation) of the individual nano light sources is carried out according to the invention either by laser or by electron beam.
- the nano light sources can simply act as apertures or else emit fluorescence or exciton radiation through transducer materials introduced into the apertures according to the invention.
- the materials are chosen so that their emission spectrum leads to (selective) absorption or excitation of the examined subcellular structures or causes an intensive secondary radiation emission.
- serial electron beam excitation either an efficient cathodoluminescent or an exciton-active material is introduced into the nano aperture and stimulated to emit light from the side of the array facing away from the sample.
- Anthracene is particularly suitable as the exciton-active material in the individual hollow channels, but the use of other exciton-active materials, such as amorphous or porous silicon, possible.
- suitable materials in the nano light sources are used to emit other secondary radiation, e.g. B. stimulated luminescence or Raman radiation.
- the detection takes place spatially integrally in the far field, synchronized with the serial excitation of the individual nano light sources taking place in the raster mode.
- the radiation can also be registered in a wavelength-selective and / or time-resolved manner.
- cell ensemble - nano-aperture matrix in the simplest case an intensity measurement related to the respective excitation location will suffice.
- the size of the cells or cell building blocks can be determined from the measured individual intensities by known methods of statistical microscopy. If the dimensions of the cells or cell building blocks of interest are known, cell-specific distribution functions can be determined. Frequency-selective excitation and / or detection is provided to assess the attachment effectiveness and specificity.
- FIG. 1 shows that it is possible to determine the attachment efficiency in a 2-phase system from antibody groups 1 and 2 to specially distributed target protein groups 3 and 4 of the cell type.
- antibodies from groups 1 and 2 are added to nutrient solution 6.
- the cell membranes lie on an adhesion layer 7, which in turn is located on the two-dimensional (2-D) nano-source array or matrix 8.
- the nano-sources can have different apertures 9 and 10.
- the nano source array 8 is formed by a two-dimensional arrangement of individual light sources or nano light sources.
- the degree of coverage of the individual nano-apertures is determined by measuring the absorption or fluorescence intensity registered with serial excitation and allows a distinction between the different attachment options (1 or 2) (3 or 4) in the case of wavelength-selective registration.
- the intercalation of estrogens of the type: beta-estradiol on breast cancer cells before transport through the cell membrane can be considered.
- the cells have receptors for estrogens.
- the attachment to these receptors leads to a shift in the fluorescence wavelength applicable to unbound estrogens of 569 nm (50 mmolar in ethanol, excitation at 488 nm). If there is a known number of breast carcinoma cells in the nutrient solution, an intermediate accumulation on the cell membrane will take place when estrogens of known concentration are added.
- the attachment specificity to the receptor under consideration can be determined by comparing the intensities registered at the shifted wavelength to the total intensity.
- Figure 2 shows the complete measuring arrangement with the exciting electron or laser beam 1 1, which is guided in the raster mode over the nano-source matrix 8.
- the excitation takes place by observing the near-field condition in such a way that the resolution is better than 200 nm.
- the radiation transmitted by the sample or the fluorescence radiation emanating from it is registered in the far field with a large-area detector 13.
- the radiation is optionally spectrally broken down by a monochromator 1 2 and thus wavelength-selective detection is realized.
- FIG. 3 shows the possible degrees of overlap of an arrangement 1 of nano-apertures (nano-light sources) 2 by cells or cell modules 3. Depending on the degree of coverage of the nano-light sources, there is a different transmitted or fluorescence intensity with serial excitation of the individual nano-light sources.
- the distribution and the diameter of the apertures of the nano light source matrix and the lateral concentration of the examined objects must be known. Arrays with different aperture diameters and spacings must be used to examine nano-objects of significantly different sizes.
- wavelength selective excitation and / or Wavelength-selective detection it is possible to distinguish between two (or more) types of molecules or molecular complexes formed by the addition of molecules (e.g. active substance molecules or antibodies).
- the intensity of the radiation emitted when the individual nano light sources are excited sequentially, which is influenced by the objects to be examined, or the fluorescence radiation generated in the process must be registered in a wavelength-selective manner.
- the invention relates to a device and a method with which, under near-field optical conditions, a large number of cells can be assessed with regard to their reaction state with molecular reactants in a measurement and evaluation process.
- a test stage is characterized in that light sources of different aperture diameters in the nano or micro range are introduced into it.
- the 2D nano light source array is realized by a large number of near field light sources which are arranged next to one another in a grid shape and are excited together or in succession.
- a semiconductor material is used as the carrier material.
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| PCT/EP2000/000437 WO2001053870A1 (de) | 2000-01-20 | 2000-01-20 | Verfahren und vorrichtung zur analyse molekularer reaktionsprodukte bei biologischen zellen |
| EP00901122A EP1252542A1 (de) | 2000-01-20 | 2000-01-20 | Verfahren und vorrichtung zur analyse molekularer reaktionsprodukte bei biologischen zellen |
| US10/181,785 US6621575B1 (en) | 2000-01-20 | 2000-01-20 | Method and device for analyzing molecular reaction products in biological cells |
| JP2001554103A JP2003524779A (ja) | 2000-01-20 | 2000-01-20 | 近接場光学方法で生物対象を分析する装置 |
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