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  • Biología molecular
  • Virología
  • Biotecnología

Sus antecedentes:

  • La mitigación global de enfermedades infecciosas requiere herramientas de diagnóstico sensibles, específicas y desplegables en el campo.
  • Los métodos de diagnóstico existentes pueden carecer de la velocidad y la accesibilidad requeridas para una respuesta rápida al brote.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Evaluar la plataforma SHERLOCK basada en Cas13 para la detección sensible y específica del virus del Zika (ZIKV) y del virus del dengue (DENV).
  • Desarrollar y validar el protocolo HUDSON para la detección viral rápida y sin instrumentos directamente a partir de muestras de pacientes.
  • Evaluar la capacidad de SHERLOCK para diferenciar los serotipos DENV y las cepas ZIKV.

Principales métodos:

  • Utilizó la plataforma SHERLOCK basada en Cas13 para la detección de ácido nucleico.
  • Desarrolló e implementó el protocolo HUDSON para la preparación de muestras.
  • Sensibilidad del ensayo a 1 copia por microlitro para ZIKV y DENV.
  • Validación de la capacidad de SHERLOCK para distinguir los serotipos DENV y las cepas ZIKV.

Principales resultados:

  • SHERLOCK detectó ZIKV y DENV en concentraciones tan bajas como 1 copia/μL.
  • El protocolo HUDSON permitió la detección de DENV sin instrumentos en muestras de pacientes en menos de 2 horas.
  • SHERLOCK diferenció con éxito los cuatro serotipos de DENV y las cepas pandémicas de ZIKV.
  • Se logró un diseño rápido (< 1 semana) y pruebas de ensayos libres de instrumentos para polimorfismos virales de un solo nucleótido.

Conclusiones:

  • La plataforma SHERLOCK, combinada con el protocolo HUDSON, ofrece una solución de diagnóstico sensible, específica y rápida para ZIKV y DENV.
  • Este enfoque facilita la detección sin instrumentos en el punto de atención, crucial para la gestión de brotes de enfermedades infecciosas.
  • La capacidad de la plataforma para detectar variantes virales específicas y polimorfismos de un solo nucleótido aumenta su utilidad en epidemiología molecular.