中华实验和临床病毒学杂志
中華實驗和臨床病毒學雜誌
중화실험화림상병독학잡지
CHINESE JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL VIROLOGY
2012年
6期
483-485
,共3页
邱丰%郭敏卓%丁军颖%伊瑶%贾志远%苏秋东%毕胜利
邱豐%郭敏卓%丁軍穎%伊瑤%賈誌遠%囌鞦東%畢勝利
구봉%곽민탁%정군영%이요%가지원%소추동%필성리
肝炎病毒,甲型%核酸扩增技术%敏感性与特异性
肝炎病毒,甲型%覈痠擴增技術%敏感性與特異性
간염병독,갑형%핵산확증기술%민감성여특이성
Hepatitis A virus%Nucleic acid amplification technique%Sensitivity and specificity
目的 建立一种更加快速简便的环介导恒温扩增技术(LAMP)检测甲型肝炎病毒(HAV).方法 本研究通过在传统LAMP的基础上加入加速引物建立了一种改进型的LAMP体系.结果 精确性和可重复性实验证实改进后的HAV LAMP检测体系稳定可靠,重复性强,并且较传统的LAMP灵敏度更高,检测极限可以达到5 TCID50/ml.当该方法用于甲型肝炎患者急性期血清临床样本的检测时,实验结果与TaqMan实时荧光定量PCR的检测结果一致.结论 改进型的LAMP技术有望应用于HAV临床样本检测,同时也适用于HAV流行地区的病原学监测和调查.
目的 建立一種更加快速簡便的環介導恆溫擴增技術(LAMP)檢測甲型肝炎病毒(HAV).方法 本研究通過在傳統LAMP的基礎上加入加速引物建立瞭一種改進型的LAMP體繫.結果 精確性和可重複性實驗證實改進後的HAV LAMP檢測體繫穩定可靠,重複性彊,併且較傳統的LAMP靈敏度更高,檢測極限可以達到5 TCID50/ml.噹該方法用于甲型肝炎患者急性期血清臨床樣本的檢測時,實驗結果與TaqMan實時熒光定量PCR的檢測結果一緻.結論 改進型的LAMP技術有望應用于HAV臨床樣本檢測,同時也適用于HAV流行地區的病原學鑑測和調查.
목적 건립일충경가쾌속간편적배개도항온확증기술(LAMP)검측갑형간염병독(HAV).방법 본연구통과재전통LAMP적기출상가입가속인물건립료일충개진형적LAMP체계.결과 정학성화가중복성실험증실개진후적HAV LAMP검측체계은정가고,중복성강,병차교전통적LAMP령민도경고,검측겁한가이체도5 TCID50/ml.당해방법용우갑형간염환자급성기혈청림상양본적검측시,실험결과여TaqMan실시형광정량PCR적검측결과일치.결론 개진형적LAMP기술유망응용우HAV림상양본검측,동시야괄용우HAV류행지구적병원학감측화조사.
Objective To establish a novel improved loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) technique to detect hepatitis A virus (HAV).Methods A novel improved LAMP assay based on the addition of an acceleration primer was developed for hepatitis A virus nucleotide acid detection.Results Precision and reproducibility analysis proved its high stability and reliability.Comparison between the improved and conventional LAMP assays revealed that the former was more sensitive with a detection limit of 5 TCID5o/ml.The novel detection method displayed 100% consistency with the TaqMan real-time PCR assay when applied to clinical specimens collected from patients with confirmed acute HAV infection.Conclusion This novel technique is widely applicable as a simple diagnostic tool in the clinical field as well as for the surveillance and investigation of the infectious disease in developing countries where HAV is endemic.