Análise comparativa das metodologias de hibridização reversa e sequenciamento direto para a genotipagem do vírus da hepatite C
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2009-02-18
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Levada, Patrícia Martinez [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A identificação dos diferentes genótipos e subtipos do VHC tem sido útil para o entendimento da evolução da doença e da epidemiologia do vírus em relação a fatores de risco. Atualmente, os métodos de genotipagem assim como a região do genoma viral a ser utilizada constituem temas de discussão. O presente trabalho teve por objetivo comparar a metodologia de hibridização reversa (kit comercial INNO-LiPAÒ v1.0) ao seqüenciamento direto das regiões 5´UTR, NS5B e core do genoma do VHC. Foram utilizadas 92 amostras de plasma de pacientes do Ambulatório de Hepatites da Disciplina de Gastroenterologia Clínica da Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu (UNESP). Dentre as 92 amostras constituintes deste trabalho, 64 foram selecionadas aleatoriamente e 28 foram escolhidas segundo a genotipagem prévia realizada com o kit INNO-LiPAÒ v.1.0. Dentre estas 28 amostras escolhidas, 10 foram genotipadas como 1a/1b, 2 como 2, 2 como 5, 7 apenas como 1 e 7 foram inconclusivas para a genotipagem com o kit comercial. A genotipagem por seqüenciamento direto foi efetuada seguindo as etapas de: extração do RNA viral, transcrição reversa, amplificação das regiões 5´UTR, NS5B e 5´UTR-core por Nested-PCR, reação de marcação fluorescente e eletroforese em aparelho automático ABI 377 (Applied Biosystems). Todas as amostras puderam ser amplificadas para a região 5´UTR e 62 para NS5B. Para as 30 amostras que não puderam ser amplificadas para NS5B foi realizada a amplificação da região 5’UTR-core que se mostrou eficiente na amplificação de 28 (93%) das amostras. A análise de seqüência permitiu uma maior precisão na classificação viral. O seqüenciamento direto foi eficaz na solução de 100% dos resultados inconclusivos pela metodologia de hibridização reversa. Assim como já reportado na literatura o kit comercial INNO-LiPAÒ v.1.0 produziu resultados errôneos com...
The HCV genotypes and subtypes identification has been useful to understand the disease evolution and viral epidemiological regarding risk factors. Recently, the genotyping methods and viral genomic region used in viral typing have been very discussed in scientific community. The goal of this study was to compare the reverse hybridization methodology and sequencing of the HCV genomic regions 5´UTR, NS5B and core. Ninety-two plasma sample with viral RNA detected from patients assisted in the Department of Internal Medicine – Gastroenterology Division, Botucatu Medical School, University of São Paulo State - UNESP were used in this study. From these 92 samples, 64 were randomly selected and 28 choose according genotyping result by reverse hybridization. The genotyping by reverse hybridization were performed with INNO-LiPAÒ v.1.0, according manufacturer's instructions. To genotyping by sequencing viral RNA isolated from plasma samples was used as a source for RT-PCR amplification and automatic sequencing in ABI 377 sequencer (Applied Biosystems). All samples were amplified to 5’UTR genomic region and 62 to NS5B. From 30 samples that showed insucess in NS5B amplification, 28 (93%) were amplified to 5’UTR-core region with efficiency. The genotyping by sequencing allowed more precision in viral classification. The sequencing showed efficient in the resolution of the 100% of cases inconclusive by reverse hybridization. The genotyping by INNOLiPA Ò v.1.0 showed wrong results in relation of viral subtyping, corroborating previous results of the scientific literature. The sequencing also demonstrated at least a change of viral genotype when compared with INNO-LiPAÒ v.1.0, result that could influence the therapeutic decision, turning questionable the INNO-LiPAÒ v.1.0 efficiency to determine the viral genotypes, too.
The HCV genotypes and subtypes identification has been useful to understand the disease evolution and viral epidemiological regarding risk factors. Recently, the genotyping methods and viral genomic region used in viral typing have been very discussed in scientific community. The goal of this study was to compare the reverse hybridization methodology and sequencing of the HCV genomic regions 5´UTR, NS5B and core. Ninety-two plasma sample with viral RNA detected from patients assisted in the Department of Internal Medicine – Gastroenterology Division, Botucatu Medical School, University of São Paulo State - UNESP were used in this study. From these 92 samples, 64 were randomly selected and 28 choose according genotyping result by reverse hybridization. The genotyping by reverse hybridization were performed with INNO-LiPAÒ v.1.0, according manufacturer's instructions. To genotyping by sequencing viral RNA isolated from plasma samples was used as a source for RT-PCR amplification and automatic sequencing in ABI 377 sequencer (Applied Biosystems). All samples were amplified to 5’UTR genomic region and 62 to NS5B. From 30 samples that showed insucess in NS5B amplification, 28 (93%) were amplified to 5’UTR-core region with efficiency. The genotyping by sequencing allowed more precision in viral classification. The sequencing showed efficient in the resolution of the 100% of cases inconclusive by reverse hybridization. The genotyping by INNOLiPA Ò v.1.0 showed wrong results in relation of viral subtyping, corroborating previous results of the scientific literature. The sequencing also demonstrated at least a change of viral genotype when compared with INNO-LiPAÒ v.1.0, result that could influence the therapeutic decision, turning questionable the INNO-LiPAÒ v.1.0 efficiency to determine the viral genotypes, too.
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Hepatite C - Aspectos biológicos, Biotecnologia médica, Hepatite por virus, Genótipo, HCV, Genotyping, Reverse hybridization
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LEVADA, Patrícia Martinez. Análise comparativa das metodologias de hibridização reversa e sequenciamento direto para a genotipagem do vírus da hepatite C. 2009. 76 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu, 2009.