›› 1987, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (4): 248-250.

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A STUDY ON MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY ELISA TEST TO DETECT MALARIA PARASITE ANTIGEN

  

  • Received:2017-01-12 Revised:2017-01-12 Online:1987-11-30 Published:2017-01-12

Abstract: This paper reports an inhibitory ELISA using monoclonal antibodies M26-32 to detect malaria parasite antigen. The characteristic of this method is to coat the polysterene microculture wells with rabbit anti-mouse IgG serum instead of P. yoelii or P. falci-parum. Examination of 69 microscopically positive and 88 negative blood samples collec-ted on filter paper revealed that, taking inhibition late≥9% as positive standard, the coincidence rate for both microscopically positive and negative samples is above 90%. The inhibition rate is closely related to parasite density, the lowest detectable level being 2.6 parasites/104 erythrocytes.