单细胞ICP-ToF-MS法测定人细胞对镧系掺杂碳点的吸收

IF 3.1 2区 化学 Q2 CHEMISTRY, ANALYTICAL
Guillermo Redondo-Fernandez, Kharmen Billimoria, Simon Cowen, David Ojeda, Dorota Bartczak, Ana Soldado, Jose M. Costa-Fernandez and Heidi Goenaga-Infante
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随着工程纳米颗粒在医学领域的应用不断增长,对能够确定它们如何与生物实体(包括细胞)相互作用的技术的需求不断增加。单细胞电感耦合等离子体飞行时间质谱(sc-ICP-ToF-MS)已被证明有潜力评估单个细胞吸收的纳米颗粒标签的质量。然而,这种方法面临着与传输效率(TE)确定和数据处理协议不一致相关的挑战,这极大地影响了数据质量。为了解决这些问题,本文首次提出了一种新的计量方法来鉴定细胞事件并确定其TE。它是基于在单个事件中使用Eu和Yb信号的比率来区分细胞事件和背景噪声,当分析用镧掺杂碳点(Ln-CDs)标记的HeLa细胞时。为此,合成了含有Eu(4.3%)和Yb(3.4%)的Ln-CDs,对其进行了表征,并进行了细胞毒性试验以证实其生物相容性。将HeLa细胞暴露于不同浓度的这些多元素镧镉中,以评估它们的细胞摄取情况。单个分离细胞(n = 1578)的激光消融-ICP-MS分析证实细胞标记效率为99.87%。使用这种方法和CytoNeb-CytoSpray界面,TE值在40-50%之间。结果显示,细胞对Ln-CDs的吸收呈剂量依赖性,最终浓度为6.8 - 5115 fg /细胞。
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Determination of the uptake of lanthanide doped-carbon dots by human cells using single cell ICP-ToF-MS†

As the application of engineered nanoparticles in medical fields grows, there is a rising demand for techniques capable of determining how they interact with biological entities, including cells. Single Cell Inductively Coupled Plasma Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry (sc-ICP-ToF-MS) has been shown potential to assess the mass of nanoparticle tags uptaken by individual cells. However, this approach suffers from challenges related to inconsistencies in transport efficiency (TE) determination and data processing protocols, which greatly impact the quality of the data. To address these issues, a novel metrological approach for the identification of cell events and determination of their TE is presented here for the first time. It is based on using the ratio of Eu to Yb signals in a single event to distinguish cellular events from background noise when analyzing HeLa cells tagged with lanthanide-doped carbon dots (Ln-CDs). To achieve this, Ln-CDs with Eu (4.3%) and Yb (3.4%) were synthesized, characterized and cytotoxicity assays were performed to confirm their biocompatibility. HeLa cells were exposed to these multielement Ln-CDs at varying concentrations to evaluate their cellular uptake. Laser ablation (LA)-ICP-MS analysis of individual isolated cells (n = 1578) confirmed cell tagging efficiency of 99.87%. Using this approach and CytoNeb–CytoSpray interface, TE values between 40–50% were achieved. The results showed a dosage dependent uptake of Ln-CDs by cells, with final concentrations ranging from 6.8 to 5115 fg Ln-CDs per cell.

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1.7 months
期刊介绍: Innovative research on the fundamental theory and application of spectrometric techniques.
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