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What do you need to grow/ID a virus?
grow in a cell culture
detect specific proteins
specific genome sequences
serology
good patient history
Best time to collect a viral sample is:
early in acute phase when virus is being shed
Viral Storage/Transport
1. VTM
2. store sample on _____; but do not _____
1. protein, pH buffer, Antimicrobials
2. Ice; freeze
Cytology - characteristic changes in cell morphology:
1. Syncytia
2. inclusion bodies
3. Owl eye
4. Negri bodies

Good for initial diagnosis, but not conclusive
1. multinucleated giant cells
2. histological changes in cells
3. basophilic nuclear inc body - CMV
4. in cytoplasm; processes of neurons
Diploid cell line
culture of single cell type that can be passed a large but finite number of times
Tumor Cell Lines/Immortalized
can be passed continuously w/o senescing
Plaques

heterologous interference
visible colonies of lysed cells

one virus prevents replication of another known virus
Hemagglutination Inhibition
ID of a virus by blocking/inhibiting agglutination w/specific antibodies against virus
Immunofluorescence
Direct
Indirect
cells are detected by antibody interactions
mono-specific Ab's conjugated to fluorescent molecule bind to viral protein
mono Ab's bound to cells with viral surface antigens
Enzyme Immunoassay
enzyme-conjugated Ab is used; substrate is converted to chromogen that marks infected cells
ELISA
antigen is on bead; virus-specific Ab's are captured; quantitative is sample is serially diluted and compared against known concentrations
Radioimmunoassay
use radiolabeled antibody/antigen
Latex Agglutination
latex beads used to detect Ag/Ab in patient's sample
beads form clumps in +rxn
Shell Vial
sample is centrifuged onto cells grown on glass cover-slip