Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problems that in a sugar tolerance test, a mouse does not need to be repeatedly grabbed, and the blood drawing detection of an experimental mouse can be timely and timely carried out.
In order to solve the problems, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is to provide a sugar tolerance test system, which comprises a single mouse fixing cage, a control panel, a blood sugar measuring instrument and a computer host; a control panel is arranged on one end face of the single mouse fixing cage, and a fixing through hole for fixing the tail of the mouse is formed in the control panel; the control panel is connected with the computer host; the blood sugar measuring instrument is connected with the computer host.
Preferably, the control panel is provided with an injection information display, a blood sugar information display, an injection button and a prompting lamp.
Preferably, the sugar tolerance test system comprises a plurality of relatively independent single mouse fixing cages, and the control panel is arranged on the end face of each single mouse fixing cage.
The invention provides a use method of a sugar tolerance test system, which comprises the following steps:
step 1: after experimental mice are fasted for 4 hours, the mice are respectively placed into a single mouse fixing cage for fixing, and the tail of the mouse is exposed outside the cage through a fixing through hole on a control panel; allowing the mice to calm for more than 30 min; inputting grouping information of a plurality of mice into a host computer; respectively measuring the blood glucose concentration of the initial 0min of the experiment;
step 2: from the first cage position, injecting 2g/kg of 20% glucose prepared by normal saline into the abdominal cavity of the experimental mouse, and simultaneously pressing a corresponding injection button on the cage position, and simultaneously starting timing by using an injection information display and a blood sugar information display; the injection information display prompts an operator to sequentially inject the mice according to the prompt through voice and a prompt lamp until the last mouse is injected;
and step 3: when the timer on the injection information display of the experimental mouse reaches the 15 th min,30min,60 min and 120min, the timer starts to count down, the red light flickers, and an operator is prompted by voice to prepare for measuring the blood sugar of the mouse;
and 4, step 4: the operator measures the blood sugar of each mouse through the blood sugar measuring instrument according to the prompt, and the blood sugar reading and the corresponding measuring time are simultaneously input into the computer host;
and 5: the computer host automatically generates a blood sugar curve graph according to the input grouping information and the blood sugar value.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
the invention overcomes the problems which are easy to occur in the process of carrying out the sugar tolerance test in the prior art; the stress reaction of the mouse caused by repeated grabbing of the mouse is not needed, so that the test accuracy is improved; the mouse is injected and blood is sampled and detected in sequence by the prompt of an injection information display on the control panel, so that the working strength and fatigue of an operator are relieved; the automatic generation of the blood glucose curve graph is convenient for data processing work of an operator, so that the detection result is timely and reliable.
Detailed Description
In order to make the invention more comprehensible, preferred embodiments are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings:
as shown in fig. 1-2, the present invention provides a sugar tolerance test system, comprising a singlemouse fixing cage 1, acontrol panel 2, a bloodsugar measuring instrument 9 and a computer host; acontrol panel 2 is arranged on one end face of the singlemouse fixing cage 1, and a fixing throughhole 3 for fixing thetail 4 of the mouse is arranged on thecontrol panel 2; thecontrol panel 2 is connected with a computer host; the bloodsugar measuring instrument 9 is connected with the computer host. Thecontrol panel 2 is provided with aninjection information display 5, a bloodsugar information display 6, aninjection button 7 and a promptinglamp 8. The sugar tolerance test system comprises a plurality of relatively independent singlemouse fixing cages 1, and acontrol panel 2 is arranged on the end face of each single mouse fixing cage.
The invention provides a use method of a sugar tolerance test system, which comprises the following steps:
step 1: after experimental mice are fasted for 4 hours, the mice are respectively placed into a singlemouse fixing cage 1 for fixing, and the tail of the mouse is exposed outside the cage through a fixing throughhole 4 on a control panel; allowing the mice to calm for more than 30 min; inputting grouping information of a plurality of mice into a host computer; respectively measuring the blood glucose concentration of the initial 0min of the experiment;
step 2: from the first cage position, injecting 2g/kg of 20% glucose prepared by normal saline into the abdominal cavity of the experimental mouse, simultaneously pressing acorresponding injection button 7 on the cage position, and simultaneously starting timing by aninjection information display 5 and a bloodglucose information display 6; the injection information display 5 prompts an operator to sequentially inject the mice according to the prompt through voice and aprompt lamp 8 until the last mouse is injected;
and step 3: when the timer on the injection information display 5 of the experimental mouse reaches the 15 th min,30min,60 min and 120min, the timer starts to count down, the red light flickers, and an operator is prompted by voice to prepare for measuring the blood sugar of the mouse;
and 4, step 4: the operator measures the blood sugar of each mouse through the bloodsugar measuring instrument 9 according to the prompt, and the blood sugar reading and the corresponding measuring time are simultaneously input into the computer host;
and 5: the computer host automatically generates a blood sugar curve graph according to the input grouping information and the blood sugar value.
Example (b):
the following explanations are: the procedure for sugar tolerance testing of 15 mice at a time is assumed by the present invention:
step 1: after experimental mice are fasted for 4 hours, the mice are respectively placed in fixed cage positions, the mice are allowed to be quiet for more than 30min, and mouse grouping information is input to a host in advance; respectively measuring the blood glucose concentration of the initial 0min of the experiment;
step 2: injecting 20% glucose injection 2g/kg prepared by normal saline into the abdominal cavity of the mouse from the first cage position, simultaneously pressing an injection button corresponding to the cage position, and simultaneously starting timing by using an injection information display and a blood sugar information display;
an injection information display: the time is reported every 1 minute (the countdown is started 10 seconds in advance, the mth time voice prompt is that the (m + 1) th mouse is ready to be injected), and simultaneously, the red light on the cage position of the (m + 1) th mouse flickers
And step 3: the operator continues to inject the (m + 1) th mouse according to the voice prompt until the last mouse;
and 4, step 4: when the timer of the No. m mouse reaches the 15 th min,30min,60 min and 120min, the countdown is started 10 seconds in advance, the red light flickers, and the voice prompt is as follows: the m-th mouse is ready for blood glucose measurement.
And 5: the operator measures the blood glucose of each mouse according to the prompt, and the blood glucose reading and the corresponding measuring time are simultaneously input into the host.
Step 6: the computer host automatically generates a blood glucose graph based on the input grouping information and the blood glucose values.
If the number N of the mice is large, the prompting interval time of the injection information display needs to be shortened, and the total time of the interval time N is less than 15min so as to avoid that all the measurements cannot be completed on time.
The invention may also be applied to rats, or to insulin resistance tests.
While the invention has been described with respect to a preferred embodiment, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Those skilled in the art can make various changes, modifications and equivalent arrangements, which are equivalent to the embodiments of the present invention, without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, and which may be made by utilizing the techniques disclosed above; meanwhile, any changes, modifications and variations of the above-described embodiments, which are equivalent to those of the technical spirit of the present invention, are within the scope of the technical solution of the present invention.