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- the invention relates to a method for measuring the molecular weight of biological macromolecular materials, in particular to calculating the molecular weight of materials difficult to measure based on rheological models, and using AI nonlinear fitting to solve the molecular weight of biological materials.
- biomacromolecular materials have also received more extensive attention, such as silk protein, hyaluronic acid, collagen, recombinant collagen, sericin, etc., which have been used as important medical and cosmetic raw materials. .
- the biological properties of many biomacromolecular materials are closely related to their relative molecular weights. Biomacromolecular materials with different relative molecular weights have different physiological activities, and some even have completely opposite effects.
- hyaluronic acid with a molecular weight greater than 2000kDa has good moisturizing properties, viscoelasticity, lubrication, and anti-inflammatory functions, and can be used in ophthalmic surgery and bone joint injection preparations; It can be absorbed by the road to exert the effect of beautifying and nourishing the skin.
- Another example is that the swelling property and light transmittance of silk protein hydrogel will decrease with the increase of centrin molecular weight. Therefore, if the molecular weight of the polymer material can be accurately obtained, the properties of the material can be fully utilized.
- the calculation of molecular weight based on the above models is relatively complicated, and a large amount of data needs to be tested and a large amount of calculations are introduced. Then if it is calculated manually, the efficiency is relatively low, and the accuracy is not high. If the AI algorithm is introduced into the traditional calculation method of polymer molecular weight, it can solve the timeliness and accuracy of calculation, greatly improve the work efficiency of R&D personnel, and further develop innovations in the field of biopolymer calculation.
- the problem to be solved in the present invention is to invent a method for calculating the molecular weight of biomacromolecular materials based on AI algorithm in view of the existing difficulties in molecular weight measurement of biomacromolecular materials.
- the invention proposes a method for measuring the molecular weight of biomacromolecular materials based on rheology.
- the present invention selects ionic liquid as the dissolution system, selects the Rouse model as the polymer solution model, and uses AI algorithm to train the model by measuring a large amount of data to obtain key parameter values, thereby calculating the molecular weight value of the measured material.
- the present invention screens out good solvents such as ionic liquids for dissolving biomacromolecules by testing different solvent systems.
- An ionic liquid refers to an ionic compound in a liquid state, or an ionic compound whose melting point is lower than a certain temperature.
- ionic liquid has attracted great attention from all over the world. It has many excellent characteristics such as good thermal stability, structural designability, low vapor pressure, non-toxicity and recyclability, which is beneficial to the environment. Protection and health of operators.
- Ionic liquids are not only widely used as solvents and reaction media in organic synthesis reactions, but also as green solvents for some natural macromolecules. Ionic liquids also exhibit excellent properties in dissolving biopolymer materials, for example, silk protein molecules with unique structures can also exist in a single-chain form.
- the present invention screens out the Rouse model from many polymer solution models through simulation calculation, and this model is more suitable for the calculation of the molecular weight of biological polymers.
- the relationship between the polymer viscoelasticity data and the molecular weight function in the Rouse model is as follows:
- rheological methods were used to test the rheological data of biomacromolecules dissolved in ionic liquids.
- Rheological methods can well reflect the chain state and viscoelastic behavior of polymer chains in solution, and rheological data such as viscoelasticity of polymer chains in ionic liquids can be measured by rheology.
- the invention introduces AI algorithms to solve the calculation of a large amount of rheological data, which improves the timeliness and accuracy, improves the work efficiency of R&D personnel, and further develops innovations in the field of biopolymer computing.
- a method for calculating the molecular weight of biomacromolecular materials based on AI algorithm comprising the steps of:
- Sample testing place the sample prepared in step S1 on a rheometer for sample testing, and test and calculate the required data;
- the specific method for preparing the sample is:
- the ionic liquid is 1-allyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride ([AMIm]Cl) and 1-hexyl-3-methylimidazolium bisulfate ([Hmim] HSO 4 ).
- the biopolymer material includes: silk protein, hyaluronic acid, collagen, recombinant collagen, and sericin.
- the silk protein is selected from mulberry silk protein, spider silk protein and tussah silk protein.
- the mulberry silk protein is the remaining part after silkworm cocoons have taken off the sericin, also known as silk fibroin (SILK FIBROIN).
- an ionic liquid solution of biopolymer silk protein is prepared, with a concentration of 0.1%-50%, preferably 1%-25%, and more preferably 5-20%.
- freeze-drying is selected for drying and removing water: freeze the sample in liquid nitrogen to fully solidify the ionic liquid, place it in a freeze dryer to fully dehumidify it, take it out, and seal it at room temperature for thawing.
- the specific method of dissolving under reduced pressure is: heating the silk protein ionic liquid mixture prepared in step b in an oil bath under agitation, and distilling under reduced pressure with an oil pump to remove trace amounts that may remain in the mixture Remove water and eliminate air bubbles, and heat until the biopolymer dissolves completely.
- the silk protein ionic liquid mixture prepared in step S1(b) is heated in an oil bath at a temperature of 0-180° C. under stirring, and distilled under reduced pressure with an oil pump, and the vacuum degree ranges from -0.01MPa to -0.5MPa, In order to remove the trace moisture that may remain in the mixture and eliminate air bubbles, heat until the biopolymer is completely dissolved; stop heating and stirring, and obtain a uniform and transparent solution after cooling down.
- the obtained biopolymer ionic liquid solution is stored at room temperature in a sealed and dry environment for future use.
- the specific method of testing the sample with a rheometer is:
- the parallel splint is selected, and the test is protected by nitrogen purge of the temperature control cover during the test.
- the linear dynamic elastic test is adopted, that is, the strain amplitude of the oscillation mode is controlled below 50%, so as to ensure the storage modulus and loss modulus within the frequency sweep range (1 ⁇ 10 2 rad/s ⁇ 30 ⁇ 10 -2 rad/s) is linear.
- Frequency sweeps were performed at the following temperatures (0°C, 10°C, 20°C and 30°C) to obtain the storage modulus and loss modulus curves of the samples at different temperatures.
- the parallel splint is selected, and the test is protected by nitrogen purge of the temperature control cover during the test.
- the steady-state test experiment is adopted: the shear rate is scanned from low to high, and the shear rate range is: 10 -5 ⁇ 10 5 s -1 . Record the viscosity value of the plateau curve.
- the specific method of establishing the AI algorithm to evaluate the Rouse model is: based on the commonly used AI model optimization algorithm, an algorithm for evaluating the quality of the Rouse model prediction result is established, and this algorithm describes the Rouse model prediction and experimental results. degree of matching.
- the fitting process requires that the theoretical prediction results of the Rouse model approach the experiment. Therefore, the following algorithm parameters need to be set in advance:
- the AI model optimization algorithm includes Gradient Descent, Conjugate Descent, Adam, AdamGrad, RMSProp.
- the selection range of the error threshold ⁇ th is 0.001-0.25.
- the selection range of the learning rate ⁇ 0 is 0.0001-0.1.
- the specific method of establishing a Rouse model to fit the biopolymer system is as follows: a) Assume that the structure of the biopolymer system satisfies the Rouse model, and the molecular weight distribution of the system satisfies a normal distribution. Model the experimental system and initialize the average value of the molecular weight distribution with standard deviation ⁇ M 0 .
- the difference ⁇ varies with the distribution of polymers, and the objective function of formula (5) is optimized by using the AI algorithm described in step S3. Compare the actual ⁇ with the error threshold ⁇ th of the AI algorithm. If ⁇ th , the normal distribution parameters are corrected by the AI algorithm Optimize and update with ⁇ M, return to process b) after updating, and recalculate the Rouse model; if ⁇ th , it means that the Rouse model at this time can accurately describe the experimental results, complete this step and enter the next step.
- the molecular weight related data are weight average molecular weight, number average molecular weight and molecular weight distribution.
- step S5 using the optimized Rouse model obtained in the step S4, the molecular weight distribution of the simulated physical system is used The calculation of weight average molecular weight M w , number average molecular weight M n and molecular weight distribution, ie M w /M n is completed.
- Figure 1 is a flow chart of calculating the molecular weight of a biopolymer system based on Rouse model fitting.
- 2-5 are the relationship between storage modulus and loss modulus of silk protein ionic liquid solution and shear frequency corresponding to different molecular weight silk proteins in Examples 1-4 of the present invention under oscillation mode.
- Fig. 6 is the calculation results of different silk protein molecular weights in Examples 1-4 of the present invention.
- mulberry silk protein fiber prepared by degumming with sodium carbonate for 15 minutes, mix mulberry silk protein with ionic liquid 1-allyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride, and control the concentration of silk protein to 20%.
- Freeze-drying to remove water freeze the sample in liquid nitrogen to fully solidify the ionic liquid, place it in a freeze dryer to fully dehumidify it, take it out, and seal and thaw at room temperature.
- step b Dissolving under reduced pressure: under stirring, the silk protein ionic liquid mixture prepared in step b was heated in an oil bath at a temperature of 150° C., and distilled under reduced pressure with an oil pump (vacuum degree range: -0.01MPa ⁇ -0.5MPa), to Remove trace moisture that may remain in the mixture and eliminate air bubbles, and heat until the silk protein is completely dissolved. Stop heating and stirring, and obtain a uniform and transparent solution after cooling down. The obtained silk protein ionic liquid solution is stored at room temperature in a sealed and dry environment for future use.
- an oil pump vacuum degree range: -0.01MPa ⁇ -0.5MPa
- the parallel splint is selected, and the test is protected by nitrogen purge of the temperature control cover during the test.
- the linear dynamic elastic test is adopted, that is, the strain amplitude of the oscillation mode is controlled below 50%, so as to ensure the storage modulus and loss modulus within the frequency sweep range (1 ⁇ 10 2 rad/s ⁇ 30 ⁇ 10 -2 rad/s) is linear.
- Frequency sweeps were performed at the following temperatures (0°C, 10°C, 20°C and 30°C) to obtain the storage modulus and loss modulus curves of the samples at different temperatures.
- the parallel splint is selected, and the test is protected by nitrogen purge of the temperature control cover during the test.
- the steady-state test experiment is adopted: the shear rate is scanned from low to high, and the shear rate range is: 10 -5 ⁇ 10 5 s -1 . Record the viscosity value of the plateau curve.
- the difference ⁇ varies with the distribution of polymers, and the objective function of formula (5) is optimized by using the AI algorithm described in step S3. Compare the actual ⁇ with the error threshold ⁇ th of the AI algorithm. If ⁇ th , the normal distribution parameters are corrected by the AI algorithm Optimize and update with ⁇ M, return to process b) after updating, and recalculate the Rouse model; if ⁇ th , it means that the Rouse model at this time can accurately describe the experimental results, complete this step and enter the next step.
- step S5 Use the Rouse model optimized by the AI algorithm to calculate molecular weight related data: use the optimized Rouse model obtained in step S4 to use the molecular weight distribution of the simulated physical system A weight average molecular weight M w of 266 kDa, a number average molecular weight M n of 253 kDa and a molecular weight distribution of 1.05 were achieved.
- mulberry silk protein fiber prepared by degumming with sodium carbonate for 30 minutes, mix mulberry silk protein with ionic liquid 1-allyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride, and control the concentration of silk protein to 20%.
- Freeze-drying to remove water freeze the sample in liquid nitrogen to fully solidify the ionic liquid, place it in a freeze dryer to fully dehumidify it, take it out, and seal and thaw at room temperature.
- step b Dissolving under reduced pressure: under stirring, the silk protein ionic liquid mixture prepared in step b was heated in an oil bath at a temperature of 150° C., and distilled under reduced pressure with an oil pump (vacuum degree range: -0.01MPa ⁇ -0.5MPa), In order to remove the trace moisture that may remain in the mixture and eliminate air bubbles, heat until the silk protein is completely dissolved. Stop heating and stirring, and obtain a uniform and transparent solution after cooling down. The obtained silk protein ionic liquid solution is stored at room temperature in a sealed and dry environment for future use.
- an oil pump vacuum degree range: -0.01MPa ⁇ -0.5MPa
- step S5 Use the Rouse model optimized by the AI algorithm to calculate molecular weight related data: use the optimized Rouse model obtained in step S4 to use the molecular weight distribution of the simulated physical system A weight average molecular weight M w of 181 kDa, a number average molecular weight M n of 97 kDa and a molecular weight distribution of 1.87 were achieved.
- Freeze-drying to remove water freeze the sample in liquid nitrogen to fully solidify the ionic liquid, place it in a freeze dryer to fully dehumidify it, take it out, and seal and thaw at room temperature.
- step b Dissolving under reduced pressure: under stirring, the silk protein ionic liquid mixture prepared in step b was heated in an oil bath at a temperature of 120° C., and distilled under reduced pressure with an oil pump (vacuum degree range: -0.01MPa ⁇ -0.5MPa), In order to remove the trace moisture that may remain in the mixture and eliminate air bubbles, heat until the silk protein is completely dissolved. Stop heating and stirring, and obtain a uniform and transparent solution after cooling down. The obtained silk protein ionic liquid solution is stored at room temperature in a sealed and dry environment for future use.
- an oil pump vacuum degree range: -0.01MPa ⁇ -0.5MPa
- step S5 Use the Rouse model optimized by the AI algorithm to calculate molecular weight related data: use the optimized Rouse model obtained in step S4 to use the molecular weight distribution of the simulated physical system A weight average molecular weight M w of 145 kDa, a number average molecular weight M n of 71 kDa and a molecular weight distribution of 2.05 were achieved. .
- Freeze-drying to remove water freeze the sample in liquid nitrogen to fully solidify the ionic liquid, place it in a freeze dryer to fully dehumidify it, take it out, and seal and thaw at room temperature.
- step b Dissolving under reduced pressure: under stirring, the silk protein ionic liquid mixture prepared in step b was heated in an oil bath at a temperature of 120° C., and distilled under reduced pressure with an oil pump (vacuum degree range: -0.01MPa ⁇ -0.5MPa), In order to remove the trace moisture that may remain in the mixture and eliminate air bubbles, heat until the silk protein is completely dissolved. Stop heating and stirring, and obtain a uniform and transparent solution after cooling down. The obtained silk protein ionic liquid solution is stored at room temperature in a sealed and dry environment for future use.
- an oil pump vacuum degree range: -0.01MPa ⁇ -0.5MPa
- step S5 Use the Rouse model optimized by the AI algorithm to calculate molecular weight related data: use the optimized Rouse model obtained in step S4 to use the molecular weight distribution of the simulated physical system A weight average molecular weight M w of 115 kDa, a number average molecular weight M n of 58 kDa and a molecular weight distribution of 1.97 were achieved. .
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- 一种基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,包括以下步骤:S1:制备样品:取待测的生物高分子材料样品,将其溶解于离子液体中,得到待测样品溶液,即为生物高分子材料的离子液体溶液;S2:样品测试:将步骤S1制备的样品置于流变仪上进行样品测试,测试计算所需数据;S3:建立AI算法评估Rouse模型:基于常用的AI模型优化算法,建立评估Rouse模型预测结果质量的算法;S4:建立Rouse模型拟合生物高分子体系;S5:使用AI算法优化的Rouse模型计算分子量。
- 如权利要求1所述的基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,所述步骤S1中制备样品的具体方法为:a)溶解:将干燥的生物高分子材料样品加入离子液体中混合,常温下溶解;b)干燥除水;c)减压溶解。优选的,所述步骤S1中,生物高分子材料包括:丝蛋白、透明质酸、胶原蛋白、重组胶原、丝胶蛋白。优选地,所述丝蛋白选自桑蚕丝蛋白,蜘蛛丝蛋白,柞蚕丝蛋白。优选地,所述步骤S1中的离子液体选自[AMIm]Cl和[HMIm]HSO 4。
- 如权利要求1或2所述的基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,所述步骤S1制备的生物高分子材料丝蛋白的离子液体溶液中,丝蛋白的浓度为0.1%-50%,优选为1%-15%,还优选为5-20%。
- 如权利要求2所述的基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,所述步骤S1中选择冷冻干燥法干燥除水,具体地,将样品放置于液氮中冷冻,使离子液体充分固化,并置于冷冻干燥机中充分抽湿后取出,室温条件密封解冻。
- 如权利要求2或4所述的基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,所述步骤S1中制备样品中减压溶解的具体方法为:将步骤S1(b)制备的丝蛋白离子 液体混合物在搅拌状态下,油浴加热,并用油泵减压蒸馏,以除去混合物中可能残余的微量水分并消除气泡,加热至生物高分子溶解完全即可。优选地,将步骤S1(b)制备的丝蛋白离子液体混合物在搅拌状态下,油浴加热,温度为0-180℃,并用油泵减压蒸馏,真空度范围为-0.01MPa—-0.5MPa,以除去混合物中可能残余的微量水分并消除气泡,加热至生物高分子溶解完全;停止加热和搅拌,降温后得到均匀透明的溶液。更优选,将所得生物高分子离子液体溶液在密封干燥的环境下室温保存备用。
- 如权利要求1-5任一项所述的基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,所述步骤S2中样品测试的具体方法为:a)储能模量及损耗模量测试:选择平行夹板,测试过程中通过控温罩的氮气吹扫对测试进行保护;采用线性动态弹性测试,即震荡模式的应变振幅控制在50%以下,以确保在频率扫描范围(1×10 2rad/s-30×10 -2rad/s)内存储模量和损耗模量为线性。在以下几个不同温度(0℃、10℃、20℃和30℃)下进行频率扫描,得到不同温度下样品的储能模量和损耗模量曲线;b)粘度测试:选择平行夹板,测试过程中通过控温罩的氮气吹扫对测试进行保护;采取稳态测试实验:剪切速率由低到高进行扫描,剪切速率范围为:10 -5-10 5s -1,记录平台曲线的粘度数值。
- 如权利要求1-6任一项所述的基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,所述步骤S3建立AI算法评估Rouse模型具体方法为:a)设置一个合理的误差阈值ε th,当Rouse模型的预测误差ε小于ε th,则认为Rouse模型精度已足够高,可真实描述实验高分子体系的情况;b)设置一个合理的初始学习速率α 0,控制算法的迭代速度;c)采用梯度下降法对模型参数进行不断修正,直到预测误差小于0.01。优选地,所述步骤S3中AI模型优化算法包括梯度下降法(Gradient Descent),共轭梯度法(Conjugate Descent),Adam,AdamGrad,RMSProp。
- 如权利要求1-7任一项所述的基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,所述步骤S3中误差阈值ε th的选取范围在0.001-0.25,学习速率α 0的选取范围在0.0001-0.1。
- 如权利要求1-8任一项所述的基于AI算法的生物大分子材料分子量的计算方法,其特征在于,所述步骤S4中建立Rouse模型拟合生物高分子体系步骤为:c)根据模拟物理体系的分子量分布,按照公式(3)计算模式p下的弛豫时间τ ip;d)考虑所有振动模式p对储能模量G′和耗散模量G″的贡献,按照公式(1)和(2)计算模拟物理体系的G′和G″。优选地,计算中所用到的高分子在溶液中的密度ρ、溶液的零切黏度η 0和溶剂的粘度η s与实验数据一致;e)按照Rouse理论模型得到的模拟数据,可以计算出模拟物理体系的log G′~logω和log G″~logω关系。Rouse模型的预测值log G′、log G″与步骤S2测量实验值的差值ε,可通过均方根公式求解得到;f)计算的log G′与log G″数据的差值ε,描述了Rouse模型与实验结果的符合程度。优选地,拟合过程要求Rouse模型的预测结果趋近于实验测量结果;因此,差值ε须尽可能小,则Rouse模型的拟合演化为一个优化问题,优化目标为
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