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背景:胸膜结核(TB)的诊断非常繁琐,因为它与恶性胸腔积液非常相似,而且临床标本中细菌负荷稀少。迫切需要设计一种快速可靠的诊断测试,以防止不必要的发病/死亡。研究设计和方法:采用mpt64和IS6110进行多靶点环介导等温扩增(MT-LAMP)诊断胸膜结核/活检。MT-LAMP产品通过凝胶和视觉检测方法,即SYBR Green I、SYBR Green I+脱氧尿苷三磷酸尿嘧啶n -糖基化酶(dUTP-UNG)和干甲基绿反应进行分析。结果:在一项初步研究中,在评估胸膜结核/非结核对照受试者(n = 40)时,SYBR Green I+dUTP-UNG/凝胶基MT-LAMP检测比SYBR Green I和干甲基绿MT-LAMP表现出更好的敏感性/特异性。由于SYBR Green+dUTP-UNG比基于凝胶的MT-LAMP更容易工作,我们在更多的标本(n = 97)中验证了SYBR Green+dUTP-UNG的性能,结果显示,与SYBR Green MT-LAMP相比,SYBR Green+dUTP-UNG的灵敏度(85.2比81.5%)和特异性(97.7比90.7%)有所提高。结论:SYBR Green I+dUTP-UNG MT-LAMP是一种简单可靠的胸膜结核诊断方法,可以转化为一种即时检测方法。
Diagnosis of pleural tuberculosis by multi-targeted loop-mediated isothermal amplification assay based on SYBR Green I reaction: comparison with GeneXpert® MTB/RIF assay.
Background: Diagnosis of pleural tuberculosis (TB) is tedious owing to its close resemblance with malignant pleural effusion and sparse bacterial load in clinical specimens. There is an immediate need to design a rapid and dependable diagnostic test to prevent unnecessary morbidity/mortality.
Research design and methods: A multi-targeted loop-mediated isothermal amplification (MT-LAMP) was deliberated using mpt64 and IS6110 to diagnose pleural TB within pleural fluids/biopsies. MT-LAMP products were analyzed by gel-based and visual detection methods, viz. SYBR Green I, SYBR Green I+deoxyuridine triphosphate uracil-N-glycosylase (dUTP-UNG), and dry methyl green reactions.
Results: In a pilot study, while assessing pleural TB/non-TB control subjects (n = 40), both SYBR Green I+dUTP-UNG/gel-based MT-LAMP assays exhibited better sensitivity/specificity than SYBR Green I and dry methyl green MT-LAMP. Since it is facile to work with SYBR Green I+dUTP-UNG than gel-based MT-LAMP, we validated the performance of SYBR Green I+dUTP-UNG in a higher number of specimens (n = 97), which revealed somewhat higher sensitivity (85.2 vs. 81.5%) and specificity (97.7 vs. 90.7%) than SYBR Green I MT-LAMP. Furthermore, the sensitivity attained by SYBR Green I+dUTP-UNG MT-LAMP was significantly higher (p < 0.001) than GeneXpert.
Conclusions: Our SYBR Green I+dUTP-UNG MT-LAMP is a simple and reliable method to diagnose pleural TB, which may translate into a point-of-care test.