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3. ELISA (Enzyme Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay)
It is sensitive plate base assay
First introduce in 1971
Used to detect and quantify substances such as antigens,
antibodies, proteins and glycoproteins in biological samples.
4. Principle
In the ELISA, an antigen or antibody is immobilized to the solid surface where
it form antigen antibody complex. The detection of antigen or antibody is
determined by the activity of conjugate enzyme via incubation with substrate
to produce a measureable product.
6. Antigen or Antibody coating
Protein, peptide, crude protein
Its choice depends on nature
Bind due to hydrophobic interaction protein and plastic
7. Blocking
Block surface to prevent from non specific binding
Blocking buffers are used
PBS Phosphate buffered saline
TBS Tris-buffered saline
Blocking solution contain protein attach to the surface of wells
8. Incubation
Incubate with Primary and secondary antibody having enzyme
conjugate
HRP Horse radish Peroxidase
Alkaline Phosphate AP
17. Hepatitis E
This ELISA is of indirect type and detects IgG antibodies to hepatitis
E. The micro plates are coated with HEV recombinant antigens
specific to IgG HEV antibodies. The serum/plasma sample is first
diluted in a diluent, after which a specific amount of it is pipetted
into the wells, if the antibodies are present they are captured by the
antigens. After incubation, the plates are washed to remove all
components except the bounded antibodies.
18. .
The antigen antibody complex is detected by a anti
hIgG antibody conjugated with a enzyme named horseradish
peroxidase (the secondary antibody). After second incubation and
washing, a chromogen is added as substrate upon which the enzyme
reacts to convert it into a colored product. Color intensity is directly
proportional to the amount of IgG HEV antibodies in the sample.
19. Hepatitis A
HAV-IgM ELISA is a sandwich ELISA antibody capture ELISA that
detects IgM antibodies to hepatitis A. The micro plates are coated
with antibodies directed to IgM proteins. The serum/plasma
sample is first diluted in a diluent, after which a specific amount of
it is pipetted into the wells, if anti HAV IgM antibodies are present
in the sample, they are captured by the pre-coated antibodies.
After 1st incubation, the plates are washed to remove all
components (including the IgG antibodies if present) except the
bound antibodies.
20. .
After second incubation and washing, a chromogen
substrate is added upon which the enzyme reacts. Color intensity is
directly proportional to the amount of IgM HAV antibodies in the
sample.
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