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Dr. M. H. Shahhosseiny Rapid detection of Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pneumonia sinusitis by PCR

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Page 1: Translation in Prokaryotes · Translation in Prokaryotes Author: MRT Created Date: 5/28/2013 8:05:15 AM

Dr. M. H. Shahhosseiny

Rapid detection of

Staphylococcus aureus

and Streptococcus

pneumonia sinusitis by

PCR

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• - Sinusitis or rhinosinusitis is

inflammation of the paranasal

sinuses, which may be due to

infection, allergy, or autoimmune

issues.

Sinusitis

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• - Sinusitis affects 1 in 7

• adults in the U.S. - 31 -35 million diagnosed

per year

• - 500 000 sinus surgeries performed

• - 73 million days restricted activity/year

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• 4 paranasal sinuses

• Frontal

• Maxillary

• Ethmoid

• Sphenoid

Infectious or noninfectious inflammation of 1 or more sinuses

•Sinusitis

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• Classification

Sinusitis

• Acute:

– Symptoms up to 4wks

• Subacute:

– Symptoms from 4-12wks

• Chronic:

– Symptoms >12wks

• Recurrent acute:

– 4+ episodes in one year, each lasting >7days

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Signs and symptoms

Sinusitis

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Tthe most common Bacterial causative agents : Sinusitis

Streptococcus pneumoniae

Staphylococcus aureus

Haemophilus influenza

Moraxella catarrhalis

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• Clinical

• X-rays photography of the sinuses

• CT scan of the paranasal sinuses

• Culture fluids obtained from the sinuses

Diagnosis

Sinusitis

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√Cultural properties

√Morphological //

√ Physiological //

√Biochemical //

√Antigenic //

*Biotyping

* Phagetyping

* Morphotyping

* Bacteriocintyping

* Serotyping(FIA-RIA-EIA)

†API

† Entrotube

† Micro ID

† RAP ID N/H

† R/B System

† MicroScan

† Minitek System

† UNI-N/F-Tek Plate

† Vitek system

† Bac-T-Screen system

TRADITIONAL METHODS (Culture)

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TRADITIONAL METHODS have many drawbacks

1.Time consuming

2. Some microorganisms are unculturable at present & (routine culture)

3. Labor-intensive(extremely fastidious)

4. Prohibitively expensive & danger

5. Low sensitivity

6. VBNC

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1. Broadrange (B. V. P. F. …)

2. Reproducible, Long periods, Different centers

3. Ease and Fast

4. Don’t cross reactivity with related microbes

5. Able to detection in different sample(Clinical &

Environmental)

6. Low dosage (High sensitivity)

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Modern & Molecular Methods 1) LPS, Fatty Acids

2) Proteins

3) Polynucleotide

A:In-Vitro Nucleic Acid Amplification (NAT)

B:Real Time C:DNA Microarray & GeneChip

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1) Thermostable DNA Polymerase

2) Accessibility to reagents to kit format

3) Accessibility to sequence information

4) Cheap oligonucleotide synthesis

5) PCR derivative

*6) Primer modification

*7) Mixing Hybridization techniques with amplification

protocol

*8) Innovation in Thermocycler

*9) Nanobiotechnology & Bioinformatic

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PCR

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• Target Amplification

Methods

PCR

TAS

3SR

SDA

LAMP

Probe Amplification

Methods

1)LAR=LCR

2) QB-

replicase

based

amplificati

on

Signal Amplification Methods

1) Compound

Probes

2) bDNA Probes

NAT

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Comparison between conventional & NAT

Speed Sensitivity Specificity

-Culture + +++ +++

-IF +++ ++ ++

-ELISA +++ ++ ++

-Non-Amplification ++ ++ +++

Probes

-Gene ++++ ++++ ++++

Amplification

Methods

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•EXTRACTION

•AMPLIFICATION

•DETECTION

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Molecular Diagnostic Methods

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This study has been performed on

40 samples which obtained in the

hospital during the surgery from patients with sinusitis.

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•Extraction

•DNG-Plus

• Boiling + DNG-Plus

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Target Gene

S.Pneu S.aur

Nuclease

Gene SPN

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Staphylococcus aureus Optimization

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M C+ C-

1500

850

400

200

50

279 bp

M : Low range DNA Ladder1103 (Fermentas)

C+ : Amplicon (279 bp)

C- : negative control

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Staphylococcus aureus Sensitivity

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M C+ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 C-

1500

850

400

200

50

1: 1 million CFU 2: 100/000 CFU 3: 10/000 CFU 4: 1000 CFU 5: 100 CFU 6: 10 CFU 7: 1 CFU

M : Low range DNA Ladder 1103 (Fermentas)

C+ : Amplicon (279 bp)

C- : negative control

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Staphylococcus aureus +ve & -ve samples

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From the 40 samples, 50% of them were positive for Staphylococcus aureus

1500

850

400

200

50

M C+ 1 2 3 4 C-

M : Low range DNA Ladder 1103 (Fermentas)

C+ : Amplicon (279 bp)

C- : negative control

1: Negative sample 2-4: Positive samples

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Streptococcus pneumoniae Optimization

M C+ C-

M : 1 Kb DNA Ladder (Fermentas)

C+ mplicon (227 bp)

C-

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M C+ C-

M : Low range DNA Ladder1103 (Fermentas)

C+ mplicon (227 bp) C-

227

bp

1500

850

400

200

50

227 bp

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Streptococcus pneumoniae Sensitivity

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M C+ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 C-

1500

850

400

200

50

M : Low range DNA Ladder1103 (Fermentas)

C+ mplicon (227 bp) C-

1: 1 million CFU 2: 100/000 CFU 3: 10/000 CFU 4: 1000 CFU 5: 100 CFU 6: 10 CFU

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Streptococcus pneumoniae Specificity

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M C+ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 C-

1500

850

400

200

50

M : Low range DNA Ladder1103 (Fermentas)

C+ mplicon (227 bp) C- 1: Staphylococcus aureus 2: Bacillus spp. 3: Streptococcus pyogenes 4: Lactobacillus plantarum 5: Heamophilus influenzae 6: Moraxella catarrhalis 7: Mycoplasma pneumoniae

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Streptococcus pneumoniae +ve & -ve samples

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From the 40 samples, 37% of them were positive for Streptococcus pneumonia.

M C+ 1 2 3 4 C-

M : Low range DNA Ladder1103 (Fermentas) C+: Positive control mplicon 227 bp C- : Negative control 1 : negative sample 2-5: Positive samples

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Staphylococcus aureus & Streptococcus pneumoniae

PCR Product Cloning

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Blue

White

Plasmid Extraction

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Staphylococcus aureus & Streptococcus pneumoniae

PCR Product Cloning

M : Low range DNA Ladder1103 (Fermentas)

C- : Negative control 1: Cloned PCR Product C+: Positive control Amplicon 227 bp

C- 1 M C+ C- 1 M 2 C-

M : Low range DNA Ladder1103 (Fermentas)

C- : Negative control 1: Cloned PCR Product 2: Positive control Amplicon 279 bp

279 bp

227 bp

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50%نمونه مورد بررسی 40از نمونه ها از جهت استافیلوکوکوس

نمونه ها برای 37%اورئوس و استرپتوکوکوس پنومونیه مثبت

نمونه هر دو مثبت 13گردید و در .بود

:نتیجه گیری

وسااااا ه PCRنتاااااشان نداااااشندو ساااااه ااااار ااااا مدی جه دایی

اشفته، به شدت اژه وبزور سشرو

وساااااااااااااتشفی وسوسو و ر ساااااااااااارا ساااااااااااای و اتهشی .وسترپتوسوسو پ ومونیه وس

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Conclusion: The results showed that

the two newly developed PCR

methods are a highly specific and

efficient tool for the rapid detection of

S. aureus and S. pneumonia sinusitis.

This technique can be safely used for

early diagnosis of sinusitis with high

accuracy.

From the 40 samples, 50% of them

were positive for Staphylococcus

aureus and 37% of them were

positive for Streptococcus

pneumonia.

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