Resumo
The immunohistochemistry standardization for bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) diagnostic was described. The formalin-fixed tissue samples from a heifer with mucosal disease were used as positive control. The validation of the first phase results was performed using samples from an aborted fetus and a calf infected with reference strains of BVDV. The best results were seen using monoclonal antibodies and a commercial kit consisting of labelled streptavidin biotin (LSAB) reagents and the diaminobenzidine (DAB) substrate-chromogen reagent. The immunohistochemistry demonstrated to be an useful method for routine diagnosis for the controll and detection of BVDV infection.(AU)
Assuntos
Vírus da Diarreia Viral Bovina , Testes Diagnósticos de Rotina/métodos , Imuno-Histoquímica/métodos , BovinosResumo
The aim of this study was to standardize the immunoperoxidase in cell monolayer assay (IPMA) for the etiological diagnosis of bovine viral diarrhea (BVD). The method was standardized in monolayer of primary bovine fetal lung culture inoculated with cytophatic and non-cytophatic classical strains of BVD virus and tested using samples that were considered suspected in the classical technique of viral isolation. The IPMA successfully identified BVD virus and presented better results when heat was used for fixation, BSA 4% solution in PBS was used for blocking and AEC chromogen was used for revelation. Both monoclonal and polycloral antibodies gave good results when used as primary antibodies.
Este estudo teve como objetivo a padronização do ensaio de imunoperoxidase em monocamada de células (IPM) para o diagnóstico etiológico da diarréia bovina a vírus (DBV). O teste foi padronizado em monocamada de cultivo primário de pulmão fetal bovino (PFB) inoculada com as amostras clássicas, citopatogênica (CP) e não citopatogênica (NCP), do vírus da DBV e testado em amostras biológicas suspeitas processadas no teste clássico de isolamento viral (IV). O método de IPM identificou o vírus da DBV, apresentando melhores resultados com a utilização do calor como agente fixador, a soroalbumina bovina a 4% em PBS como bloqueador e a revelação com o cromógeno 3-amino-9-etil-carbazol (AEC). Como anticorpos primários, tanto o anticorpo policlonal como o monoclonal forneceram bons resultados.
Resumo
The aim of this study was to standardize the immunoperoxidase in cell monolayer assay (IPMA) for the etiological diagnosis of bovine viral diarrhea (BVD). The method was standardized in monolayer of primary bovine fetal lung culture inoculated with cytophatic and non-cytophatic classical strains of BVD virus and tested using samples that were considered suspected in the classical technique of viral isolation. The IPMA successfully identified BVD virus and presented better results when heat was used for fixation, BSA 4% solution in PBS was used for blocking and AEC chromogen was used for revelation. Both monoclonal and polycloral antibodies gave good results when used as primary antibodies.
Este estudo teve como objetivo a padronização do ensaio de imunoperoxidase em monocamada de células (IPM) para o diagnóstico etiológico da diarréia bovina a vírus (DBV). O teste foi padronizado em monocamada de cultivo primário de pulmão fetal bovino (PFB) inoculada com as amostras clássicas, citopatogênica (CP) e não citopatogênica (NCP), do vírus da DBV e testado em amostras biológicas suspeitas processadas no teste clássico de isolamento viral (IV). O método de IPM identificou o vírus da DBV, apresentando melhores resultados com a utilização do calor como agente fixador, a soroalbumina bovina a 4% em PBS como bloqueador e a revelação com o cromógeno 3-amino-9-etil-carbazol (AEC). Como anticorpos primários, tanto o anticorpo policlonal como o monoclonal forneceram bons resultados.