invitro diagnostics Flashcards

(10 cards)

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ELISA

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enzyme-linked immunoassay

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enzymee-linked immunoassay

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enzymes are used to analyse antibody and antigen interactions

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3
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advantages of elisa

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high specificity
quick and inexpensive
multiple sample analysis

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4
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immunochromatography

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the liquid in antigen test contains viral proteins
if antigen present it attaches to the anti antigen antibody

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5
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hapten concept

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makes non-immunogenic structures visible to immune system which helps with diagnosis and vaccine applications

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6
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types of reporter enzymes

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horseradish peroxidase
alkaline phosphatase
glucose oxidase
b-galacrosidase

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7
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how do reporter enzymes work

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they covalently link to antibodies/antigen allowing visual detection of immune complex

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8
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competitive immunoassay

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relies on competition between the antigen of interest and reference antigen

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non-competitive immunoassay

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does not rely on the competition between the antigen of interest and reference antigen

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10
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recombinant antigen

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derived from e.coli yeast cells and mammalian cells

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