应用免疫电镜技术快速检测菜豆黄花叶病毒、马铃薯M病毒和燕麦花叶病毒

应用免疫吸附电流技术(ISEM)可有效地检测腐汁液中的菜豆黄花叶病毒(BYMV)、马铃薯M病毒(PVM)和燕麦花叶病毒(OMV)。BYMV,PVM和OMV三种抗血清的适宜工作浓度和对铜网的适宜包被时间均为1000倍和1小时,对同源病毒的适宜捕获时间分别为4℃下2、2和8小时。PVM和OMV的病汁液检测灵敏度均为稀释4000倍,而BYMV病汁液稀释16000倍时还能检测到少量病毒料子。ISEM捕获法和修饰法的结果表明,这三种病毒之间无血清学交叉反应。     

猪瘟病毒抗体纳米荧光检测试纸条方法建立及性能评价

基于镧系元素Eu微球标记技术建立了一种猪瘟病毒抗体检测的免疫层析方法。通过对反应体系中包被浓度、复溶浓度以及反应时间等因素进行优化,确定最适的反应条件,建立检测方法,然后通过从敏感性、特异性、重复性、临床评价等方面对其进行性能评价。对反应体系进行优化,最终确定包被浓度为0.1 mg/mL,复溶浓度为6倍稀释,检测时间为15 min。通过对试纸条的性能评价可以得出,猪瘟病毒抗体荧光检测试纸条的敏感性为猪瘟阳性血清国家参考品倍比稀释至1∶128倍仍可以检测到;对常见的猪繁殖与呼吸综合征、猪I型疱疹病毒、猪口蹄疫、猪圆环病毒2型、猪流行性腹泻、牛病毒性腹泻病毒、羊边界病毒等抗体阳性血清无交叉反应;批内和批内变异系数均小于10%;经临床评价,与商品化的猪瘟病毒抗体ELISA检测试剂盒相比阳性符合率为90%,阴性符合率为100%,总符合率为97.7%;与荧光抗体中和试验(FVNT)的阴性符合率为100%,阳性符合率为93%,总符合率为98.5%。综合评定认为本研究建立的猪瘟病毒抗体纳米荧光检测方法,符合各项性能参数,可以快速、经济、方便地对猪个体及群体进行猪瘟病毒抗体检测评估,可广泛应用于猪场管理中。     

基于悬液芯片系统的新城疫病毒强、弱毒高通量检测方法的建立

目的:利用悬液芯片系统建立一种高通量检测新城疫病毒强、弱毒的方法并将该方法的灵敏度与传统的酶联免疫反应(ELISA)进行比较.方法:将F48E9和LaSota单克隆抗体通过共价偶联的方式连接到聚苯乙烯微球的表面构成捕获抗体,利用捕获抗体、检测物、生物素化的多抗及链霉亲和素化的藻红蛋白建立双抗夹心的免疫检测模式.检测物作为抗原与捕获抗体结合后与生物素化的新城疫多抗进行反应,反应完成后,用链霉亲和素标记的荧光探针对反应产物进行标记得到悬液芯片系统的检测物.结果:微球包被实验结果表明,包被100 μL微球所需F48E9和LaSota单克隆抗体的最佳量分别是14.85 μg和17.65 μg;新城疫病毒多抗的最佳稀释倍数为400倍;悬液芯片检测方法检测NDV强毒的灵敏度为1∶160,弱毒的灵敏度为1∶320;抗体特异性实验表明,该方法所使用的两种捕获抗体的体异性良好.该方法与传统的ELISA在相同灵敏度的前提下,其在检测时间、检测步骤及高通量方面优于ELISA.结论:基于悬液芯片系统的新城疫强、弱毒高通量检测方法的建立对于该病毒的快速诊断具有重要的意义.     

马铃薯病毒一步法多重RT-PCR检测技术的构建

根据马铃薯病毒PVX、PVY、PVA、PLRV的CP基因序列设计4对特异性引物,通过对试剂浓度和反应条件进行优化,建立了能够同步检测PVX、PVY、PVA、PLRV的一步法多重RT-PCR检测方法。该方法对PVX、PVY、PVA、PLRV扩增出的靶带大小分别为732、422、132和336 bp,凝胶电泳易辨别区分。病毒RNA最低检测限度为7.8 pg/μL,对PVM、PVS、AMV、TMV及PSTVd的扩增为阴性。研究结果表明,该方法特异、灵敏,比两步法多重RT-PCR检测更加快速、简便,提高了检测效率,降低检测成本,为马铃薯病毒的高效检测提供了有效手段。     

基于万古霉素建立荧光酶联免疫吸附法检测金黄色葡萄球菌

以猪IgG作为捕获抗体固定金黄色葡萄球菌,修饰有万古霉素的量子点荧光微球作为"检测抗体",建立荧光酶联免疫吸附法检测金黄色葡萄球菌。文中制备了平均粒径为100 nm的量子点荧光微球并与万古霉素偶联;摸索了反应最佳盐离子浓度为0.01 mol/L,反应最佳pH为6.0。在该实验条件下,金黄色葡萄球菌的检测灵敏度为104 CFU/m L,与其他致病菌无交叉反应。以上结果表明,该方法可用于快速检测金黄色葡萄球菌,为金黄色葡萄球菌的临床监控和食品检测提供参考。     

呼吸道合胞病毒IgM抗体AlphaLISA快速检测方法的建立

呼吸道合胞病毒(Respiratory syncytial virus,RSV)属于副粘液病毒科,是一种下呼吸道感染最主要的RNA病毒.呼吸道合胞病毒感染是引起全球婴幼儿高致死率的呼吸道感染病原,仅次于疟疾,但用于检测RSV感染的选择相对较少.本文通过抗原抗体结合原理,建立呼吸道合胞病毒(RSV)IgM抗体AlphaLISA快速检测方法.小鼠抗人IgM单克隆抗体偶联的受体微球与临床血清样品中RSV特异性IgM抗体结合,RSV特异性IgM抗体再与生物素标记的RSV抗原结合,生物素连接偶联链霉亲和素的供体微球;受体微球和供体微球的距离被拉近小于200nm,680nm荧光激发供体微球生成单线态氧,扩散给受体微球,发射波长为520～620nm的荧光,荧光强度与血清中RSV特异性IgM抗体呈正比.结果显示,该方法批内变异系数与批间变异系数均小于10％,不与其他呼吸道病原体发生交叉反应,与间接免疫荧光法具有较好的一致性,总符合率达83.33％.该方法具有微量检测、快速省时、操作简便等优势,可快速检测RSV的IgM抗体,为早期确诊RSV感染提供高效可行方案.     

四种广普性植物病毒高效mPCR检测方法的建立

本研究建立了能同时检测出烟草花叶病毒(TMV)、黄瓜花叶病毒(CMV)、马铃薯X病毒(PVX)和马铃薯Y病毒(PVY)的多重RT-PCR体系。TMV、CMV、PVX、PVY是四种广普性植物病毒,寄主范围广泛,并且常常发生复合侵染。本研究以上述四种病毒的CP基因部分序列设计引物,以反转录的cDNA为模板,建立多重RT-PCR反应体系,分别扩增出211～417bp的不同长度的基因片断,并通过序列测定来确认扩增序列的特异性。将反转录合成的cDNA进行浓度稀释,来对多重RT-PCR与单重RT-PCR的灵敏度进行比较,结果证明,多重RT-PCR体系能够同时快速检测这四种病毒,并且有很高的灵敏度。     

Hendra病毒一步法Real-time RT-PCR检测方法的建立

目的 建立针对Hendra病毒N基因的一步法Real-time RT-PCR检测方法,用于Hendra病毒感染样本的快速检测和准确定量.方法 针对Hendra病毒的保守基因N设计引物和探针,构建体外转录的RNA片段作为标准品,建立一步法Real-time RT-PCR反应方法并分析敏感性和特异性.结果 所设计的引物经Blast检索可以用于检测所有已知的Hendra病毒株.本研究建立的一步法Real-time RT-PCR方法可以特异性检测出Hendra病毒,不与Nipah病毒产生交叉反应.检测灵敏度为2.6×100～2.6×101copies/μl.标准曲线的线性范围为2.6×101～2.6×107copies/μl.结论 本研究建立的一步法Real-time RT-PCR方法敏感性和特异性较高,且不易出现污染引起的假阳性结果,适合用于Hendra病毒感染样本的检测.     

应用酶联免疫吸附试验检测马铃薯卷叶病毒

以辣根过氧化物酶标记马铃薯卷叶病毒抗体,采用双抗体夹心ELISA方法鉴定了马铃薯和洋酸浆的茎、叶、根及马铃薯块茎中的马铃薯卷叶病毒(Potato Leafroll Virus,PLRV),结果表明,对提纯的PLRV可测出的最低浓度为25ng/ml,当包被抗体浓度为40μg/ml、酶标记抗体稀释度为1/120时,可测出马铃薯茎、叶和根汁液中的PLRV,感染PLRV的洋酸浆茎、叶和根汁液的消光值,均比无病对照者高二倍以上,虽然感染PLRV的马铃薯休眠块茎维管束组织汁液的消光值高于无病毒对照,且脐部维管束组织消光值高于顶端,但测定打破休眠的感病块茎顶端维管束组织的阳性结果更为可靠和明显。     

间接竞争ELISA法对柞蚕微孢子虫的检测

柞蚕微孢子虫病是柞蚕唯一的检疫性病害,其致病病原物为柞蚕微孢子虫(Nosema pernyi Ding,Su&Wen),因此,柞蚕微孢子虫的检测对于该病的防治具有重要意义。本文通过制备柞蚕微孢子虫多克隆抗体,建立柞蚕微孢子虫间接竞争ELISA检测法。结果表明,柞蚕微孢子虫多克隆抗体效价为1∶104、浓度为3 mg·mL-1,主要由2条大小约50 ku和25 ku蛋白条带组成,可作为后续试验多克隆抗体材料。间接竞争ELISA法最佳抗原工作浓度为2.0μg·mL-1微孢子虫孢壁蛋白溶液,最佳抗体工作浓度为兔抗血清按1∶102倍浓度稀释,酶标二抗最佳工作浓度为1∶5×104倍稀释,柞蚕微孢子虫间接竞争ELISA检测法的灵敏度为1.6×105spores·mL-1。间接竞争ELISA法在柞蚕微孢子虫的检测方面具有一定的应用价值。     

Near real-time biosensor-based detection of 2,4-dinitrophenol

A fluorescent biosensor assay has been developed for near real-time detection of 2,4-dinitrophenol (DNP). The assay was based on fluorescent detection principles that allow for the analysis of antibody/antigen interactions in solution using the KinExA immunoassay instrument. Our KinExA consisted of a capillary flow observation cell containing a microporous screen that maintains a compact capture antigen-coated bead bed. The bead bed was comprised of polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) beads coated with dinitrophenol-human serum albumin (DNP-HSA) conjugate. Phosphate buffered saline (PBS) solutions, containing various concentrations of free DNP, were incubated for 30 min with mouse anti-DNP monoclonal antibody to equilibrium. Solutions containing the DNP-monoclonal antibody complex and possible excess free antibodies were then passed over DNP-HSA labeled beads. The free monoclonal anti-DNP antibody, if available, was then bound to the DNP-HSA fixed on the beads. The system was then flushed with excess PBS to remove unbound reactants in the bead bed. The beads were then subjected to brief contact with PBS solutions containing goat anti-mouse fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC)-labeled secondary antibody, once again, followed by a short PBS flush. The fluorescence was recorded during the addition of the FITC labeled secondary antibody to the bead bed through the final PBS flushing with the KinExA. The amount of DNP detected could then be determined from the fluorescent slopes that were generated or by the remaining fluorescence that was retained on the beads after final PBS flushing of the system. This assay has been able to detect a minimum of 5 ng/ml of DNP in solution and can be adapted for other analytes of interest simply by changing the capture antigen and antibody pairs.     

Multilayer fluorescence optically encoded beads for protein detection

An easy preparation method of multilayer fluorescence optically encoded beads for protein detection is presented. The beads, which consist of multicolored layers, are made from amino polyethylene glycol grafted polystyrene (PS-g-PEG) beads by using several fluorescent dyes such as fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC) and rhodamine via controlling diffusion of an Fmoc-protecting group after HCl solution swelling. A biotin, glutathione S-transferase (GST) antibody, and an RNA aptamer that specifically recognize streptavidin, GST antigen, and hepatitis C virus (HCV) helicase are introduced to the optically encoded beads and monitored for their binding activity to the target molecules. After binding, the ligands are identified easily by their color codes.     

Applications of magnetic beads with covalently attached oligonucleotides in hybridization: isolation and detection of specific measles virus mRNA from a crude cell lysate

A novel, rapid, one-step isolation procedure utilizing oligonucleotides end-attached to magnetic beads (Dynabeads) has been developed. The beads and their captured target nucleic acids were separated after 2 h from the hybridization solution using an external magnet. This procedure was used to isolate measles virus hemagglutinin (H) mRNA from infected cells dissolved in 5 M guanidine thiocyanate. The yield of the specific, undegraded H-mRNA was found to be near the estimated total amount of H-mRNA present in the cells. The magnetic beads were also used for detection of measles virus H-mRNA in a crude cell lysate by sandwich hybridization. The experimental detection limit was 630 amol H-mRNA.     

Bio-Rad's Bio-Plex® suspension array system, xMAP technology overview

The Bio-Plex(?) system utilizes xMAP technology to permit the multiplexing of up to 100 different analytes. Multiplex analysis gives researchers the ability to look at analytes simultaneously providing more information from less sample volume in less time than traditional immunoassay methods. Similar to ELISA, xMAP utilizes an antibody sandwich for detection but differs from ELISA in capture substrate and detection method. Rather than a flat surface, Bio-Plex(?) assays make use of differentially detectable bead sets as a substrate capturing analytes in solution and employs fluorescent methods for detection. These bead sets identify the analytes and detection antibodies are used to measure the quantity of analyte. The use of differentially detectable beads enables the simultaneous identification and quantification of many analytes in the same sample.     

两种甲型肝炎病毒抗原快速检测方法的建立

目的建立两种甲型肝炎病毒抗原(HAV-Ag)检测试剂盒,并对其检测效果进行评价。方法生物素标记甲型肝炎病毒抗体(HAV-Ab)与辣根过氧化物酶标记亲和素联合应用建立甲型肝炎病毒抗原BA-ELISA检测法;同时使用辣根过氧化物酶标记HAV-Ab作放大系统建立双抗体夹心甲型肝炎病毒抗原ELISA检测试剂,对比两种检测方法的特异性、灵敏度及实际应用效果。结果用生物素标记甲型肝炎病毒抗体-辣根过氧化物酶标记亲和素作放大系统建立的甲型肝炎病毒抗原BA-ELISA检测法,较双抗体夹心ELISA检测方法灵敏度高1～2个稀释度;两种检测法均对10余种病毒无交叉,P/N值BA-ELISA检测法较高。结论甲型肝炎病毒抗原BA-ELISA检测法是一种灵敏度高,特异性好,方便快捷的检测方法,可广泛应用于甲型肝炎病毒研究及临床检测中。而甲型肝炎病毒抗原双抗体夹心ELISA检测法,检测灵敏度适中,操作简单,更适用于甲肝疫苗生产检定。     

Immunomagnetic detection of Bacillus stearothermophilus spores in food and environmental samples.

There are currently no methods for the rapid and sensitive detection of bacterial spores that could be used to direct raw materials containing high spore loads away from products that pose a food safety risk. Existing methods require an overnight incubation, cannot detect spores below 10(5) CFU/ml, or are not specific to particular species. This work describes a method to specifically detect < 10(4) CFU of bacterial spores per ml within 2 h. Polyclonal antibodies to Bacillus stearothermophilus spores were attached to 2.8-micron-diameter magnetic polystyrene beads by using a polythreonine cross-linker via the antibody carbohydrate moiety. A biotin-avidin-amplified sandwich enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay coupled to a fluorescent substrate was used to quantitate captured spores. The concentration of B. stearothermophilus spores in samples was linearly correlated to fluorescent activity (r2 = 0.99) with a lower detection limit of 8 x 10(3) CFU/ml and an upper detection limit of 8 x 10(5) CFU/ml. The detection limits are not fixed and can be changed by varying the immunomagnetic bead concentration. Several food and environmental samples were tested to demonstrate the versatility of the assay.     

Monoclonal Antibodies for Detection and Serotyping of Cucumber Mosaic Virus

Two monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) to cucumber mosaic virus (CMV) were selected from a panel of MAbs for use in the direct DAS (double antibody sandwich)-ELISA. Two different test procedures were developed: an ELISA with polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies (mixed ELISA) for the routine detection of CMV and a MAb-ELISA with two MAbs directed against different epitopes for the specific detection of the N serotype which is prevalent in GDR. The conventional two-step incubation of plates precoated with IgG was compared with simultaneous incubation of test sample and labelled antibody (one-step incubation). The mixed ELISA proved to be more sensitive than the direct DAS-ELISA with polyclonal antisera in detecting CMV in crude sap of infected plants. On the other hand, the MAb-ELISA could be used for serotyping of CMV isolates which is important in epidemiological investigations and in resistance breeding. Both the two-step and the one-step procedures gave similar results with some advantages of the latter procedure. One-step incubation is not only time-saving but seems to be also more sensitive with regard to the detection limit. However, care must be taken to circumvent the hook-effect occurring at high virus concentrations.     

A Bead-Based Method for Multiplexed Identification and Quantitation of DNA Sequences Using Flow Cytometry

A new multiplexed, bead-based method which utilizes nucleic acid hybridizations on the surface of microscopic polystyrene spheres to identify specific sequences in heterogeneous mixtures of DNA sequences is described. The method consists of three elements: beads (5.6-μm diameter) with oligomer capture probes attached to the surface, three fluorophores for multiplexed detection, and flow cytometry instrumentation. Two fluorophores are impregnated within each bead in varying amounts to create different bead types, each associated with a unique probe. The third fluorophore is a reporter. Following capture of fluorescent cDNA sequences from environmental samples, the beads are analyzed by flow cytometric techniques which yield a signal intensity for each capture probe proportional to the amount of target sequences in the analyte. In this study, a direct hybrid capture assay was developed and evaluated with regard to sequence discrimination and quantitation of abundances. The target sequences (628 to 728 bp in length) were obtained from the 16S/23S intergenic spacer region of microorganisms collected from polluted groundwater at the nuclear waste site in Hanford, Wash. A fluorescence standard consisting of beads with a known number of fluorescent DNA molecules on the surface was developed, and the resolution, sensitivity, and lower detection limit for measuring abundances were determined. The results were compared with those of a DNA microarray using the same sequences. The bead method exhibited far superior sequence discrimination and possesses features which facilitate accurate quantitation.     

A bead-based method for multiplexed identification and quantitation of DNA sequences using flow cytometry

A new multiplexed, bead-based method which utilizes nucleic acid hybridizations on the surface of microscopic polystyrene spheres to identify specific sequences in heterogeneous mixtures of DNA sequences is described. The method consists of three elements: beads (5.6-microm diameter) with oligomer capture probes attached to the surface, three fluorophores for multiplexed detection, and flow cytometry instrumentation. Two fluorophores are impregnated within each bead in varying amounts to create different bead types, each associated with a unique probe. The third fluorophore is a reporter. Following capture of fluorescent cDNA sequences from environmental samples, the beads are analyzed by flow cytometric techniques which yield a signal intensity for each capture probe proportional to the amount of target sequences in the analyte. In this study, a direct hybrid capture assay was developed and evaluated with regard to sequence discrimination and quantitation of abundances. The target sequences (628 to 728 bp in length) were obtained from the 16S/23S intergenic spacer region of microorganisms collected from polluted groundwater at the nuclear waste site in Hanford, Wash. A fluorescence standard consisting of beads with a known number of fluorescent DNA molecules on the surface was developed, and the resolution, sensitivity, and lower detection limit for measuring abundances were determined. The results were compared with those of a DNA microarray using the same sequences. The bead method exhibited far superior sequence discrimination and possesses features which facilitate accurate quantitation.     

An easy-to-use practical method to measure coincidence in the flow cytometer--the case of platelet-granulocyte complex determination

Cell complexes composed of two different cells labeled with different fluorophores can be detected as double positive events in the flow cytometer. Double positivity can originate not only from real complexes but from non-interacting coinciding cells as well. Coincidence has a high impact on the determination of the amount of platelet–granulocyte complexes since platelet concentration is in the orders of magnitude higher than that of the granulocytes. Mixtures of non-interacting fluorescent beads as well as EDTA anticoagulated or citrated blood samples were analyzed in the flow cytometer in the presence and absence of fluorescent beads at various dilutions. Experimental data were evaluated by mathematical means. The bead or platelet concentration dependence of double positivity was converted into linear functions using Poisson distribution. This linearised form contains information on the detection volume as well as on the presence/absence of dilution independent complexes. The presence of appropriate fluorescent beads in the blood sample makes possible to estimate the fraction of double positivity originating from coincidence if data collection is triggered by the granulocytes or by the fluorescent beads, alternatively. Mixing fluorescent beads into a blood sample is a simple experimental method to distinguish double positivity originating from real cell–cell complexes from the coincidence of cells in a flow cytometer, thus providing a tool for the determination of the real amount of cell–cell complexes.