Objective Development of monoclonal antibody based sandwich enzyme linked immunosorbant assay （sELISA） for rapid detection of Salmonella enterica serovar typhi （S. typhi） from food and water samples and optimizati...Objective Development of monoclonal antibody based sandwich enzyme linked immunosorbant assay （sELISA） for rapid detection of Salmonella enterica serovar typhi （S. typhi） from food and water samples and optimization of enrichment procedures for use with the developed sELISA to increase the detection sensitivity of the assay. Methods Spleen cells from BALB/c mice immunized with flagellin （H=d） antigen of S. typhi were fused with Sp2/0 myeloma cells. The hybridoma cell line specific to H=d antigen was established, characterized and ascites raised against one of these clones. The hyperimmune serum to flagellin antigen was raised in New Zealand White rabbits. An sELISA was developed using polyclonal antibody as capture and monoclonal antibody as detection antibody. To design the efficient culture strategies for use with the sELISA, different pre-enrichment and enrichment broths were evaluated. The media included buffered peptone water （BPW） and brain heart infusion broth for pre-enrichment and selenite F broth and Rappaport-Vassiliadis broth as enrichment broths. The developed sELISA with preceding enrichment step in BPW （Enrichment-ELISA） was evaluated in various food samples artificially inoculated with S. typhi bacteria. Various food （30） and water （35） samples collected from field were also tested by Enrichment-ELISA and culture method. Results Out of four specific clones to H=d antigen, one clone （# 2/56, IgG2a isotype） was used in sELISA. The sELISA had the detection limit of 10^4-10^5 cfu of S. typhi. Of the various broths used with sELISA, BPW was found to yield maximum ELISA values. Enrichment-ELISA, when tested in artificially inoculated food samples, generally, could detect 10^2 S. typhi cfu/mL within 10 h from various food rinses （meat, vegetable） and milk samples. After overnight enrichment in BPW, as less as 2 bacteria per 10 mL of milk, meat rinse, and chicken rinse could be detected. Only one of the field samples （water） gave false positive result by Enrichment-展开更多
应用表达纯化的小反刍兽疫病毒(peste des petits ruminants virus,PPRV)N蛋白制备的多克隆抗体,建立了检测PPRV抗原的双抗体夹心ELISA方法,并对吉林省和内蒙古地区羊群感染PPRV进行了调查。方阵法确定了抗PPRV兔源IgG作为捕获抗体的包...应用表达纯化的小反刍兽疫病毒(peste des petits ruminants virus,PPRV)N蛋白制备的多克隆抗体,建立了检测PPRV抗原的双抗体夹心ELISA方法,并对吉林省和内蒙古地区羊群感染PPRV进行了调查。方阵法确定了抗PPRV兔源IgG作为捕获抗体的包被量为0.2μg,酶标抗体的最佳稀释度为1∶1 000。对大量小反刍兽疫阴性粪便样品进行检测及统计学处理,确定了双抗体夹心ELISA检测PPRV的判定标准,即被检粪便样品D490≥0.221,判定为阳性。特异性、敏感性等试验结果表明,建立的检测PPRV抗原方法具有特异、敏感和快速等优点。与RT-PCR方法相比,该方法省时省力、简单快速。应用建立的检测PPRV抗原的双抗体夹心ELISA对吉林省和内蒙古不同地区的羊粪样进行检测,发现羊群均存在程度不同的PPRV隐性感染。本研究在国内首次揭示出临床健康羊群携带PPRV,为今后小反刍兽疫的诊断与防控提供了新的流行病学理论依据。展开更多
文摘Objective Development of monoclonal antibody based sandwich enzyme linked immunosorbant assay （sELISA） for rapid detection of Salmonella enterica serovar typhi （S. typhi） from food and water samples and optimization of enrichment procedures for use with the developed sELISA to increase the detection sensitivity of the assay. Methods Spleen cells from BALB/c mice immunized with flagellin （H=d） antigen of S. typhi were fused with Sp2/0 myeloma cells. The hybridoma cell line specific to H=d antigen was established, characterized and ascites raised against one of these clones. The hyperimmune serum to flagellin antigen was raised in New Zealand White rabbits. An sELISA was developed using polyclonal antibody as capture and monoclonal antibody as detection antibody. To design the efficient culture strategies for use with the sELISA, different pre-enrichment and enrichment broths were evaluated. The media included buffered peptone water （BPW） and brain heart infusion broth for pre-enrichment and selenite F broth and Rappaport-Vassiliadis broth as enrichment broths. The developed sELISA with preceding enrichment step in BPW （Enrichment-ELISA） was evaluated in various food samples artificially inoculated with S. typhi bacteria. Various food （30） and water （35） samples collected from field were also tested by Enrichment-ELISA and culture method. Results Out of four specific clones to H=d antigen, one clone （# 2/56, IgG2a isotype） was used in sELISA. The sELISA had the detection limit of 10^4-10^5 cfu of S. typhi. Of the various broths used with sELISA, BPW was found to yield maximum ELISA values. Enrichment-ELISA, when tested in artificially inoculated food samples, generally, could detect 10^2 S. typhi cfu/mL within 10 h from various food rinses （meat, vegetable） and milk samples. After overnight enrichment in BPW, as less as 2 bacteria per 10 mL of milk, meat rinse, and chicken rinse could be detected. Only one of the field samples （water） gave false positive result by Enrichment-
