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A Viral presentation by S.Vigneshwaran

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Page 1: Viral detection tests&measures

A Viral presentation by S.Vigneshwaran

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Topics to be discussed

• Objectives

• Lab safety

• Specimen collection

• Routine Lab diagnosis

• Newly developed techniques

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OBJECTIVES

Screening

Diagnosis

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Identification

Control of outbreaks

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• Homogenization of infected tissues

• Centrifugation

• Ultrasonic vibration

• Broken glasswares

Common Hazards…

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ingestion..

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Skin penetration..

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Eye

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To be followed….

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Collection of Specimens….

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Oropharyngeal swab

Collection of blood

Nasal swab

Stool collection kit

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Routine lab diagnosisto be carried

M – MicroscopyS – Serological diagnosisV – Viral antigen identification

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Microscopy

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• Virus elementary bodies – Stained smears..

• Electron microscopy efficacy increased

• Viral diarrhea – Electron microscopy only

• Inclusion bodies – Rabies

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Direct

Indirect

Examination

Earlydemonstration

Scope

Speed

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Demonstration of virus antigens….

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• Precipitation of gel• Immunofluorescence

• Counterimmunoelectrophoresis• Radioimmunoassay• Enzyme linked immunosorbentassay

• Probe’s method• Polymerase chain reaction

Serological tests

Highly sensitive serological test

Molecular methods

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Sero Diagnosis..

• Rise in titre of antibodies – evidence for causative agent

• For it is essential to examine ‘ A paired sera’

• Collected early in course of disease

Acute sample

• Collected 10 to 14 days later

Convalescent sample

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Serological tests

Employed

depend on….

VirusType of

Generally..• Neutralisation• Complement fixation• ELISA• Haemagglutination inhibition tests

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Molecular diagnosis

availability

Enlarging the scope

sensitivity

specificity Viral

disease

diagnosis

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Newly developed techniques

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ELVIS

Herpes simplex virus

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ᵝ galactosidase production

lac 2 gene gets activated

Activates UL97 Promoter

Hamster kidney cell

HSV

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Nucleic acid amplification• Commercial kits – rapid diagnosis• Amplified NA – easy for detection• Standard technique• Methods: 1)PCR 2)Reverse transcriptase• Viruses like 1)HIV-1 2)Cytomegalovirus 3)Hepatitis virus B and C can be detected

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Nucleic acid hybridization• Sensitive and Selective• Spotted – Nitrocellulose membrane & Viral NA• Denatured – alkali • Hybridized – labelled viral NA fragment• Rota virus – dot hybridization technique

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Measuring the immune response to viral infection

Immunity

Cell mediated

Dermal hypersensitivity

cytotoxicity

Humoral mediated IgG,IgM

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Thank u..