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Lateral flow chromatography is a new rapid detection and sensing technology,has the advantages of low cost,convenient to use and rapid detection.This method can better meet the requirements of quality and safety surveillance and on-site rapid screening by comparing with the physical and chemical detection methods which are expensive,complicated to operate and require high detection environment.In this paper,the lateral flow chromatography strips were introduced including the test methods,the classification of marking materials and their practical applications in various fields.The researches on the application of lateral flow chromatography strips in biological and food safety testing was reviewed including the advantages and the current research status.The existing bottlenecks and the future development direction were also analyzed.These can provide insight for the further application and in-depth research of strip rapid detection technologies.
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The rapid detection technology in food safety plays a vital role in the field of preventive medicine.The traditional physical and chemical detection methods have some limitations,such as costly,difficult to operate and high requirements on environment,can not meet the needs of quality and safety on-site rapid screening,and are gradually replaced by emerging sensor detection technologies.The aptamer-upconversion biosensor technology is a novel rapid detection technology,which is based on the combination of functionalized upconversion nanomaterials and aptamer technology.Compared with the traditional immunofluorescence technology,it has advantages in sensitivity,specificity and stability,and is widely used in rapid detection.In this paper,the upconversion luminescence and aptamer technologies were briefly introduced,and the aptamer-based upconverting phosphor biosensing technology and its application in rapid detection of food safety were summarized.Based on the current research status,the bottleneck and the future development trend of this technology were analyzed,which provides a reference for the application of this technology in food safety and other fields.
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Objective: Our aim was to study the role of telomerase activation in the course of cervical carcinogenesis and progression.Methods:Telomeric repeat amplification protocol(TRAP) assay was used to measure telomerase activity in tissue samples with various cervical conditions:40 with cervical cancer, 50 with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia(CIN), 20 with normal cervice. Results:The positive rate of telomerase activity was 95.0%,44.0%, and 10.0% in cervical cancer, CIN, and normal cervices, respectively, which was significantly higher in cervical cancer than that in CIN and normal cervices, so was that in CIN than that in normal cervices (P<0.01) . The positive rate was 22.2%, 37.5%, and 75.0% in CINⅠ,Ⅱ, and Ⅲ, respectively, which was significantly higher in CINⅢ than that in CIN Ⅱand CINⅠ (P<0.01).Conclusion:Telomerase activation may relate to cervical carcinogenesis, which correlates well with the grade of cervical lesions.