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V-Usm-2 ZBORNIK ABSTRAKATA III KONGRESA GENETIÈARA SRBIJE 185<br />

Subotica, 30. novembar - 4. decembar 2004.<br />

MULTIPLEKS PCR KAO BRZ, SENZITIVAN I SPECIFIÈAN METOD ZA<br />

DETEKCIJU PATOGENIH MIKROORGANIZAMA<br />

Nataša Goliæ, L. Ranin, M. Kojiæ, Ivana Strahiniæ, Ð. Fira, Maja Vukašinoviæ,<br />

Amarela Terziæ-Vidojeviæ, Jelena Begoviæ, Jelena Lozo, Katarina Krstiæ, B. Jovèiæ,<br />

Maja Tolinaèki, Milica Nikoliæ i Lj. Topisiroviæ<br />

Institut za molekularnu genetiku i genetièko inenjerstvo, Beograd<br />

U poslednjih deset godina su razvijene razlièite metode za identifikaciju i tipizaciju<br />

prokariotskih i eukariotskih organizama na DNK nivou. PCR metod omoguæava brzu i<br />

specifiènu detekciju širokog spektra bakterijskih vrsta. Multipleks PCR je brz, senzitivan i<br />

specifièan metod za detekciju patogenih mikroorganizama u jednoj PCR reakciji. Metod je<br />

zasnovan na PCR reakciji u kojoj se koristi nekoliko parova prajmera. Jedan set prajmera je<br />

najèešæe specifièan za vrstu i potièe iz regiona 16S rDNK, te se na osnovu dobijenog<br />

produkta nedvosmisleno detektuje prisustvo specifiènog mikroorganizma. Drugi set<br />

prajmera je obièno specifièan za gene koji su prisutni samo kod patogenih serotipova. PCR<br />

metod je izuzetno senzitivan i moe da detektuje vrlo mali broj patogenih æelija u uzorku<br />

(oko 10 æelija). Štaviše, ovaj metod je brz i rezultati se dobijaju u toku jednog radnog dana.<br />

Dobijeni rezultati su nedvosmilseni. Prednost multipleks PCR metoda je da omoguæuje<br />

detekciju specifiènih mikroorganizama odmah nakon infekcije, pre pojave prvih simptoma<br />

i stvaranja antitela, kao i nakon infekcije kada je titar antitela blizu normalnih vrednosti<br />

(ELISA test). U ovom radu predstavljamo multipleks PCR, kao metod za detekciju Listeria<br />

monocytogenes, Yersinia enterocolitica, Helicobacter pylori, Mycoplasma pneumoniae,<br />

Chlamidia trachomatis, Chlamidia pneumonie, Campilobacter jejuni, Borrelia burgdoferi,<br />

i Brucella sp. iz klinièkih uzoraka.<br />

MULTIPLEX PCR AS A RAPID, SENSITIVE AND SPECIFIC METHOD FOR<br />

DETECTION OF PATHOGEN MICROORGANISMS<br />

In the past decade, various methods have been developed for the identification and typing<br />

of prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms at the DNA level. The PCR approach allows<br />

rapid and specific detection of a wide range of bacterial species. Multiplex PCR is rapid,<br />

sensitive and specific method for detection of pathogen microorganisms in one PCR reaction.<br />

The method is based on PCR reaction in which several sets of primers are used.<br />

One set of primers is usually species specific, originated from 16S rDNA, that<br />

unumbiguos detect the presence of a specific microorganism. The other set of primers is<br />

commonly specific for the genes that are predominantly present in pathogen serotypes.<br />

PCR method is extremely sensitive and very low amount of pathogen cells in the sample<br />

could be detected (aproximatelly 10 cells). Moreover, this method is fast and the analysis<br />

could be completed in one working day. The results obtained by this method are<br />

unambiguos. The most important is that by using the multiplex PCR method it becomes<br />

possible to detect the presence of the specific microorganism immediately after infection,<br />

before the apearence of the first symptoms and the antibody generation, as well as after<br />

the infection when the titer of antibodies is close to referent values (ELISA test). In this<br />

work we describe the multiplex PCRs that are used for detection of Listeria<br />

monocytogenes, Yersinia enterocolitica, Helicobacter pylori, Mycoplasma pneumoniae,<br />

Chlamidia trachomatis, Chlamidia pneumonie, Campilobacter jejuni, Borrelia burgdoferi,<br />

and Brucella sp. from the clinical specimens.

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