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Survey and Visual Detection of Zaire ebolavirus in Clinical Samples Targeting the Nucleoprotein Gene in Sierra Leone
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Survey and Visual Detection of Zaire ebolavirus in Clinical Samples Targeting the Nucleoprotein Gene in Sierra Leone
Creator
Perez, Andres
Yuan, Jing
Li, Huan
Liu, Wei
Li, Puyuan
Zhao, Xiangna
Li, H
Dong, Derong
Li, Lin
Liu, Chao
Cui, Lifei
Hu, Xuan
Li, Boxing
Li, Erna
Lin, Weishi
Ma, Yanyan
Wang, Xuesong
Wei, Xiao
Li, Hu
Li, E
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abstract
Ebola virus (EBOV) can lead to severe hemorrhagic fever with a high risk of death in humans and other primates. To guide treatment and prevent spread of the viral infection, a rapid and sensitive detection method is required for clinical samples. Here, we described and evaluated a reverse transcription loop-mediated isothermal amplification (RT-LAMP) method to detect Zaire ebolavirus using the nucleoprotein gene (NP) as a target sequence. Two different techniques were used, a calcein/Mn(2+) complex chromogenic method and real-time turbidity monitoring. The RT-LAMP assay detected the NP target sequence with a limit of 4.56 copies/μL within 45 min under 61°C, a similar even or increase in sensitivity than that of real-time reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). Additionally, all pseudoviral particles or non- Zaire EBOV genomes were negative for LAMP detection, indicating that the assay was highly specific for EBOV. To appraise the availability of the RT-LAMP method for use in clinical diagnosis of EBOV, of 417 blood or swab samples collected from patients with clinically suspected infections in Sierra Leone, 307 were identified for RT-LAMP-based surveillance of EBOV. Therefore, the highly specific and sensitive RT-LAMP method allows the rapid detection of EBOV, and is a suitable tool for clinical screening, diagnosis, and primary quarantine purposes.
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2015-12-01
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10.3389/fmicb.2015.01332
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26648918
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Survey and Visual Detection of Zaire ebolavirus in Clinical Samples Targeting the Nucleoprotein Gene in Sierra Leone
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named entity 'min'
named entity 'sequence'
named entity 'rapid'
named entity 'EBOV'
named entity 'nucleoprotein'
named entity 'REVERSE TRANSCRIPTION'
named entity 'INFECTIONS'
named entity 'SURVEILLANCE'
named entity 'SPECIFIC'
named entity 'ASSAY'
named entity 'HIGHLY'
named entity 'DETECTION'
named entity 'RAPID'
named entity 'SUITABLE'
named entity 'TARGETING'
named entity 'DETECTION METHOD'
named entity 'SWAB'
named entity 'SENSITIVITY'
named entity 'TO DETECT'
named entity '80%'
named entity 'SPREAD'
named entity 'ZAIRE'
named entity 'DESCRIBED'
named entity 'METHOD'
named entity 'USING'
named entity 'COPIES'
named entity 'LAMP'
named entity 'SIERRA LEONE'
named entity 'HIGH RISK OF'
named entity 'SEVERE'
named entity 'PATIENTS'
named entity 'VISUAL'
named entity 'CLINICAL'
named entity 'TREATMENT'
named entity 'PCR'
named entity 'SEQUENCE'
named entity 'LIMIT'
named entity 'LEAD'
named entity 'MONITORING'
named entity 'PARTICLES'
named entity 'BLOOD'
named entity 'NUCLEOPROTEIN'
named entity 'GENE'
named entity 'ZAIRE EBOLAVIRUS'
named entity 'SURVEY'
named entity 'SAMPLES'
named entity 'SAMPLES'
named entity 'POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION'
named entity 'TOOL'
named entity 'NON-'
named entity 'LOOP-MEDIATED ISOTHERMAL AMPLIFICATION'
named entity 'PRIMARY'
named entity 'BASED'
named entity 'TURBIDITY'
named entity 'GENOMES'
named entity 'NUCLEOPROTEIN'
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named entity 'HUMANS'
named entity 'PREVENT'
named entity 'DIFFERENT'
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