Lezione 6 - clinical virology and antiviral resistance
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- Techniques for qualitative nucleic acid detection include Southern blotting (for DNA) and Northern blotting (for RNA), involving electrophoresis, membrane transfer, and probe hybridization.
- Southern blotting uses restriction enzymes to cut DNA into fragments, which are then transferred to a membrane. The membrane is exposed to a labeled probe that binds specifically to the target sequence, visualized by autoradiography or fluorescence.
- Hybridization assays can be solid-phase (e.g., dipstick) or liquid-phase, with sensitivity varying between methods. In situ hybridization targets specific DNA sequences within cells or tissues, using probes labeled with biotin or digoxigenin for detection.
- Molecular diagnostics have improved through the development of amplification techniques, allowing positive results from as few as one target copy, making these methods suitable for routine virology.
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