王冠茹
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2001 |
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運用定量反轉錄-聚合酵素連鎖反應偵測登革病人檢體 |
英文論文名稱: |
Application of QR-PCR for dengue clinical samples |
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學位類別: |
碩士 |
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學號: |
S46884040 |
學年度: |
89 |
語文別: |
中文 |
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[ 摘要 ] |
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登革病毒是屬於黃病毒科RNA病毒,它可區分為四種血清型。感染登革病毒的病人表現出不同程度的臨床症狀,從輕微可自然痊癒的登革熱,以至於發展成嚴重性並可能威脅生命的登革出血熱或登革休克症(DHF/DSS) |
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[ 英文摘要 ] |
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Dengue viruses, RNA virus classified to Flaviviridae, have four antigenically distinct serotypes. Patients with dengue virus infection show a wide range of clinical severities, from mild, self-limited dengue fever (DF) to severe and potentially life-threatening dengue hemorrhagic fever/dengue shocksyndrome (DHF/DSS). The mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis remain elusive. In this study, wedeveloped quantitative reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (QR-PCR) to determine virus load in blood samples and the kinetic of virus replication in the dengue patients with different disease outcomes. The detection limit of the assay specific for the serotype 3 dengue virus is approximately 3,000 to 18,000 copies genome per milliliter serum sample. Thirty-five serum samples collected from 7 DHF/ DSS and 12 DF patients during 1998 Tainan outbreak were analyzed. Virus genome couldbe detected mostly in samples before fever day 8. The virus genome we detected in patient serum ismostly likely from infectious virus, because virus could be recovered from 33% (2 out of 6) signal positive samples. Among eight patients have samples before fever day 8, 2 out of 2 DHF/DSS patientshad virus in serum compared with 4 out of 6 DF patients. The QR-PCR was modified to investigate whether virus exists or even replicates in peripheral blood mononuclear cells. The detection limit for the assay remains the same as that used for serum samples. Among 30 samples we analyzed, actin RNA was readily detected in host samples, but type 3 virus genome was detected only in one sample. Inour study, virus replication was not higher or persisted longer in DHF/DSS patients. Quantifying virus load in clinical samples using QR-PCR could provide new insight into the pathogenesis of dengue |