2019
DOI: 10.36233/0507-4088-2019-64-4-150-155
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Zika fever immunodiagnostics: overview of test systems

Abstract: иммунодиаГноСтика Лихорадки Зика: оБЗор ПроиЗВодимЫх теСт-СиСтем ФКУЗ «Волгоградский научно-исследовательский противочумный институт» Роспотребнадзора, 400131, г. Волгоград, Россия Угроза быстрого распространения вируса Зика вследствие его завоза с территории эндемичных регионов дала импульс к интенсификации исследований эпидемиологии лихорадки Зика и её клинических проявлений, а также к созданию средств диагностики и профилактики данного заболевания. С 2013 по 2017 г. в России выявлено 18 случаев завоза инфек… Show more

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“…ZIKV and DENV have about 60% amino acid sequence identity, on average, with E and NS1 proteins having 61.4% and 62.5% identity, respectively [ 17 ]. The high homology of these proteins impacts the specificity of available tests, challenging the correct diagnosis of Zika and dengue, especially in endemic areas [ 40 ]. Therefore, the development of serological tests based on chimeric recombinant proteins capable of differentiating Zika-positive samples from dengue-positive sera is a feasible option to help with differential diagnosis, even in highly endemic areas [ 41 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…ZIKV and DENV have about 60% amino acid sequence identity, on average, with E and NS1 proteins having 61.4% and 62.5% identity, respectively [ 17 ]. The high homology of these proteins impacts the specificity of available tests, challenging the correct diagnosis of Zika and dengue, especially in endemic areas [ 40 ]. Therefore, the development of serological tests based on chimeric recombinant proteins capable of differentiating Zika-positive samples from dengue-positive sera is a feasible option to help with differential diagnosis, even in highly endemic areas [ 41 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%