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Developing Lateral Flow Assay Based Rapid Diagnosis Kit for Serologic Diagnosis of Cattle Brucellosis

Sığır Brusellozunun Serolojik Teşhisinde Lateral Flow Temelli Hızlı Tanı Kiti Geliştirilmesi

Osman Yaşar TEL
Oktay KESKİN
Sevil ERDENLİĞ GÜRBİLEK
Pages
13–16
Publication Date
2018-04-30
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As conclusion, LFT and RBPT gave similar results and it was thought that LFT is an easy, rapid and specific screening test for diagnosis cattle brucellosis in the field.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Brusellosis caused by microorganisms of Brucellagenus is a worldwide zoonotic infection seen in livestock and has serious risk for human and animal health and negative effect on animal production.
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Key Findings & Data:Out of 91 serum samples 45 (49.5%), 44 (48.3%), 37 (40.7%) and 34 (37.4%) were found positive by RBPT, i-ELISA, CFT and LFT, respectively.
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Conclusion & Impact:As conclusion, LFT and RBPT gave similar results and it was thought that LFT is an easy, rapid and specific screening test for diagnosis cattle brucellosis in the field.
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⚙️Variables:Lateral Flow Test · Sığır · Serolojik teşhiş

Abstract

Brusellosis caused by microorganisms of Brucellagenus is a worldwide zoonotic infection seen in livestock and has serious risk for human and animal health and negative effect on animal production. The disease agents infect especially genital organs like uterus, testes, mammary glands and cause abortion and infertility in livestock. The aim of this study was to develop a rapid lateral flow test (LTF) for diagnosis cattle brucellosis. Sensitivity, specificity and diagnostic accuracy of LFT were evaluated by comparing the results with Rose Bengal Plate Test (RBPT), complement fixation test (CFT) and i-ELISA. Out of 91 serum samples 45 (49.5%), 44 (48.3%), 37 (40.7%) and 34 (37.4%) were found positive by RBPT, i-ELISA, CFT and LFT, respectively. Based on the results by CFT as reference test, sensitivity and specificity of LFT were found 92% and 100%, respectively. As conclusion, LFT and RBPT gave similar results and it was thought that LFT is an easy, rapid and specific screening test for diagnosis cattle brucellosis in the field.

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Bruselloz, sığır, koyun, keçi, domuz ve koç gibi çiftlik hayvanlarında brusella grubu mikroorganizmaların sebep olduğu özellikle, testis, meme, uterus gibi genital organlara yerleşerek, yavru atmalara ve infertiliteye neden olan dünyanın birçok ülkesinde görülen insan ve hayvan sağlığını tehdit eden ve hayvansal üretim üzerine negatif etkileri olan önemli bir zoonozdur. Bu çalışma ile sığır brucellozisinin serolojik olarak çabuk tanısında kullanılacak bir LFT (Lateral flow test)’i geliştirmek amaçlandı. LFT’nin sensitivite, spesifisite ve tanısal doğruluğu, RBPT (Rose Bengal Plate Test), KFT (Komplement Fikzasyon Test) ve i-ELISA ile karşılaştırmalı olarak değerlendirildi. İncelen 91 serum örneğinin 44 (%48.3)’ü i-ELISA ile 34 (%37.4)’ü LFT, 45’i (%49.5) RBPT ile 37 (%40.7)’si KFT ile pozitif olarak saptandı. Komplement fikzasyon testi referans test kabul edilerek, LFT’nin sensitivitesi %92 ve spesifitesi %100 olarak bulundu. Sonuç olarak, LFT’nin, sığır brusellozun serolojik teşhisinde sahada kolayca uygulanabilecek hızlı sonuç alınan spesifik bir test olduğu sonucuna varıldı.

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TEL, O. Y., KESKİN, O., GÜRBİLEK, S. E. (2018). Developing Lateral Flow Assay Based Rapid Diagnosis Kit for Serologic Diagnosis of Cattle Brucellosis. Van Veterinary Journal, Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 1, 13–16. https://ajindex.com/articles/32593

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