Summary
Simple, rapid methods are described for G3m(21) typing with peroxidase-labeled monoclonal anti-G3m(21) antibody. In G3m(21) typing by ELISA, microtiter wells were coated directly with the test antigen, which was detected with the enzyme-labeled monoclonal antibody. To further simplify the procedure, a dot immunobinding method was developed. The antigen in the test serum applied onto a nitrocellulose membrane was successfully detected with the enzyme-labeled monoclonal antibody. These methods, particularly the dot immunobinding, are suitable for forensic casework because they are rapid and simple and require no technical skill.
Zusammenfassung
Es werden einfache schnelle Methoden zur G3m(21)-Typisierung mit enzymisch markierten monoklonalen Anti-G3m(21)-Antikörper beschrieben. Bei G3m(21)-Typisierung mit ELISA wurden Mikrotitertüpfel mit zu untersuchendem Antigen direkt überzogen. Das Antigen wurde mit dem enzymisch markierten monoklonalen Antikörper nachgewiesen. Eine Punkt-Immunobindung Methode wurde geschaffen, um das Prozedere noch weiter vereinfachen zu können. Das Antigen in der Probe wurde auf einer Nitrozellulosemembran appliziert und mit dem enzymisch markierten monoklonalen Antikörper erfolgreich nachgewiesen. Diese Methoden, besonders die Punkt-Immunobindung, sind für die forensische Praktik geeignet.
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Kishida, T., Tamaki, Y. & Fukuda, M. G3m(21) typing by ELISA and dot immunobinding with enzyme-labeled monoclonal anti-G3m(21) antibody. Z Rechtsmed 101, 15–20 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00205319
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00205319