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Treponema pallidum



Disease?

Syphilis



Pathogen?


Shape?

T. pallidum


Spirochete

T. Pallidum



Shape

Spirochete


T. pallidum



Disease?

Syphilis

T. Pallidum



How many types of test there are?

2



List

Screening test


Confirmatory tests

T. Pallidum



2 types of test

Screening test


Confirmatory test

T. Pallidum



_____________


Confirmatory test

Screening test



Test name

RPR/VDRL test

T. pallidum



Screening test



How many there are?

1



List

RPR/VDRL test

T. pallidum



1 screening test



List

RPR/VDRL test



Abs against?

Cardiolipin

T. pallidum


1 screening test: RPR/VDRL test



Abs against?

Cardiolipin



Test name


Range?


Peak?

T. pallidum



Range: + in 1-4 weeks after primary stage


to


latency



Peak in secondary or beginning of latent stage

T. pallidum



Screening test: RPR/VDRL


Range?


Peak?

Positive in 1-4 weeks after primary stage


to


latency



Peak at Secondary or beginning of latent stage

T. pallidum



Screening test: RPR/VDRL



Procedure



How many steps?

3


Pt. serum


+


Cardiolipin-cholesterol-lecithin-charcoal complex



Mixed or rotated



Observation

T. pallidum


Screening test: RPR/VDRL



3 steps

1. Pt. serum


+


cardiolipin+cholesterol+Lecithin+charcoal complex



2. Mix/rotate



3. _________+ interpretation

Observation



Flocculation: + anti-cardiolipin



No floculation: (-) anti-cardiolipin

T. pallidum



Screening test: RPR?VDRL



Observation and interpretation of results?

Flocculation: + anti-cardiolipin


No flocculation: - anti-cardiolipin



Positive results must be confirmed by?

Confirmatory test

Confirmatory test are also known as?

Treponemal test

Why confirmatory test are needed to confirm T. pallidum?

Specific: Abs are against T. pallidum



Becomes positive early in infection



Reactive for life

Why confirmatory test are needed to confirm T. pallidum?



How many reasons?

3



List

Specific: Abs are against T. pallidum



Becomes positive in infection



Reactive for life

Review: Timing of confirmatory test of T. pallidum



Range

Early



Reactive for life



Review: Screening (RPR or VDRL)

Positive in 1-3 weeks after primary infection


to


latent infection



Peaks at secondary or latent

Confirmatory test



Test name?

FTA-ABS


MHA-TP

Confimatory test



How many?

2



List

FTA-ABS


MHA-TP

Confimatory test



____________


MHA-TP

FTA-ABS



Procedure

1. T. pallidum immobolized on microscope slide


+


Absorbed Pt. serum



Incubate/Wash



2. Anti-Human Ig-FITC



Incubate/wash



3. Observation with fluorescent microscope

Confimatory test


FTA-ABS



Procedure



How many steps?

3



List

1. Pt. serum


+


T. pallidum immobolized on microscope slide



Incubate and wash


2. Anti human-Ig FITC



Incubate and wash



3. Observation with fluorescent microscope

Confimatory test



FTA-ABS



Procedure



3 steps

1. Pt. serum


+


T. pallidum immobolized on microscope slide



I and W



2. Anti human Ig-FITC



I and W



3. ______________+ interpretation

Observation with F microscope



Fluorescence: + Ab



No Florescence: - Ab

FTA-ABS



Interpretation of results

Fluorescence=


No fluorescence=

+


- Ab

Borrelia burgdorferi



Disease?

Lyme disease



Pathogen: B. burgdoreferi



Shape

Spirochete

B. burgdoreferi



Disease?

Lyme disease



Notes

Found in white-footed mouse, tick vector

Lyme disease



Production of Abs (Time )

3-6 weeks

Lyme disease



Two types of test?

Screening


Confirmatory tests

Lyme disease



____________


Confirmatory tests

Screening test



How many?

2

Lyme disease



Screening test



How many?

2



List

IFA


EIA

Lyme disease



2 screening tests

IFA


EIA

Lyme disease



Positive results are confirmed by?

Western blot



Procedure


How many steps?


4

Lyme disease



Positive results are confirmed by western blot



4 steps



List

1. Electrophoresis of B. Burgdorferi ag and then blooted onto nitorcellulose paper



2. Incubated on paper with primary Ab



3. Incubated on paper with secondary Ab



4. add the enzyme substrate

Lyme disease



Western blot



4 steps

1. Electrophoresis of B. burgdoferi antigens Ag and then blotted on nitrocellulose paper



2. Incubate on paper with primary Ab



3. ________________+name of that Ab?



4. Add enzyme substrate

Incubate on paper with secondary Ab



Enzyme-labeled anti-human Ig

Lyme disease



Western blot



4 steps


1. Electrophoresis of B. Burgdoferi Ags and then blotted on nitrocellulose paper



2. Incubated on paper with primary Ab



3. Incuabted on paper with secondary Ab + description



4. _______________

Seconary Ab: enzyme labeled anti-human Ig



Add enzyme substrate



Purpose?

Visualization

Lyme disease



Western blot



Interpretation of results

Band visible=


Band not visible=

+ for that Ab


- for that Ab

Lyme disease



Western blot



Band visible


Band not visible

_____________= + for that Ab


_____________= - for that Ab

Band visible


Band not visible

Lyme disease



If IgM used, what is the characteristic molecular weight for a positive result?

2 of 3 bands



What about IgG?

5 of 10 bands

Lyme disease



If IgG used, what is the characteristic molecular weight for a positive result?

5 of 10 bands



What about IgM?

2 of 3 bands