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Periodontics in Advanced Diagnostic AIDS Question And Answers

November 30, 2023 by Tanuja Puram Leave a Comment

Advanced Diagnostic AIDS

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Answer. DNA probes or deoxyribonucleic acid probe:

DNA probes are the advanced diagnostic aids in the microbiological diagnosis.

Probe Design

  • DNA probes entails segments of single stranded nucleic acid, labeled with an enzyme.
  • A radioisotope, that can be locate and bind to their complementary nucleic acid sequence with low cross reactivity to non-target organisms.

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Types

  • Whole genomic DNA probe.
  • Closed DNA probe.
  • Synthetic oligonucleotide probe.

Whole Genomic DNA

Whole genomic DNA probes are more likely to cross reaction with nontarget microorganisms due to the presence of homologous sequences between different bacterial species.

Oligonucleotide Probe

Oligonucleotide probes display limited or no cross-reactivity with non-target microorganism.

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DNA Probe Procedure

  • The plaque is first denaturated to obtain single strain bacterial DNA and then incubate on a membrane such as nitrocellulose. These single stands are individually labeled with a radioactive isotope.
  • Specific-labeled DNA probe is incubated on the membrane to allow hybidrization, and then washed off to remove any unhybridized strands.
  • The plaque sample contains complementary DNA; hybridization of 2 single strains takes place. It is covered with a radiographic plate.
  • The radioactive labels create spots on the film, which are read with a densitometer.
  • The darkness and size of the spots indicate the concentration of microorganisms present in the given sample.

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DNA Probe Advantages

Sensitivity and specificity of probe are not affected by the presence of unrelated bacteria in the mixed culture sample.

DNA Probe Limitations

Probes are able to detect as few as 102-104 bacteria.

DNA Probe Commercial Kit

Omnigene is the commercially available DNA probe kit for assessment of number of subgingival bacteria.

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