Biotechnology and Diagnostics Review

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A set of flashcards covering key concepts and details related to biotechnology and diagnostic tests, based on lecture content.

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What does an indirect ELISA test identify in a patient's bloodstream?

Antibodies that are reactive to the German measles virus.

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In a direct ELISA, what is being tested?

The presence of antigen.

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What type of antibody suggests previous exposure to a virus?

IgG.

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What indicates a syphilis infection in DFA tests?

Glowing spirochetes.

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Which is the correct order of steps in PCR?

Denaturation, annealing, extension.

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What is the primary antibody in an ELISA test attached to?

The microtiter plate.

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If a test rarely produces false negatives, it shows __.

High specificity.

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What best confirms the source of a bacterial infection at the county fair?

The same bacterial species with the same antibiotic resistance pattern found in all sick students and at a fair food vendor.

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When using antisera to characterize bacteria, what should antibodies be linked to for better visibility?

Latex beads.

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In agglutination reactions, what is the antigen generally considered?

Whole cell.

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What is the presence of hCG detected by a pregnancy test strip?

A hormone produced by the fetus and later by the placenta.

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What does direct hemagglutination assay detect?

The influenza virus via hemagglutinin on its capsid.

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Which test tells if someone currently has a virus?

PCR.

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What is the fluid portion of blood collected with an anticoagulant called?

Plasma.

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Viral hemagglutination assays work because the virus must be able to __.

Cross-link red blood cells directly.

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Which antibody forms agglutinated cells at lower concentrations?

IgM.

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What is double immunodiffusion also known as?

Ouchterlony assay.

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What do we use antisera to distinguish within a species of bacteria?

Serovars.

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Which test might confirm a suspicion of infection by Legionella pneumophila?

DFA.

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What reagent is required for an ELISA test?

Enzyme-linked antibody.

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In an Ouchterlony test, how many positive reactions were visible?

2.

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