A Seroepidemiological Study of Leprosy in Wenshan Prefecture Using Phenolic Glycolipid-Ⅰ as an Antigen
Chinese Medical Sciences JournalIssue 2, Pages: 83(1997)
Updated:2024-04-10
|
Share with wechat friends or circle of friends
Export references
A Seroepidemiological Study of Leprosy in Wenshan Prefecture Using Phenolic Glycolipid-Ⅰ as an Antigen
Affiliations:
1. Institute of Dermatology
2. CAMS & PUMC
3. ,China
Author bio:
Funds:
DOI:
CLC:R755
Published:1997
Accepted:
Scan QR Code
[1]陈祥生,李文忠.A Seroepidemiological Study of Leprosy in Wenshan Prefecture Using Phenolic Glycolipid-Ⅰ as an Antigen[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1997(02):83.
A Seroepidemiological Study of Leprosy in Wenshan Prefecture Using Phenolic Glycolipid-Ⅰ as an Antigen[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1997, (2): 83.
[1]陈祥生,李文忠.A Seroepidemiological Study of Leprosy in Wenshan Prefecture Using Phenolic Glycolipid-Ⅰ as an Antigen[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1997(02):83.DOI:
A Seroepidemiological Study of Leprosy in Wenshan Prefecture Using Phenolic Glycolipid-Ⅰ as an Antigen[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1997, (2): 83.DOI:
A Seroepidemiological Study of Leprosy in Wenshan Prefecture Using Phenolic Glycolipid-Ⅰ as an Antigen
摘要
<正> The serological assays based on antibodies to phenolic glycolipid-Ⅰ (anti-PGL-Ⅰ) have been widely employed in the studies of exposure to M. leprae in populations. A comparative investigation on seroepidemiology of leprosy based on ELISA using PGL-Ⅰ as an antigen was carried out in Wenshan Prefecture of Yunnan Province
one of the leprosy high-endemic areas in China. A total of 2453 serum specimens from community population (n=1602) and household contacts of leprosy (n=851) were examined for presence of anti-PGL-Ⅰ
Abstract
<正> The serological assays based on antibodies to phenolic glycolipid-Ⅰ (anti-PGL-Ⅰ) have been widely employed in the studies of exposure to M. leprae in populations. A comparative investigation on seroepidemiology of leprosy based on ELISA using PGL-Ⅰ as an antigen was carried out in Wenshan Prefecture of Yunnan Province
one of the leprosy high-endemic areas in China. A total of 2453 serum specimens from community population (n=1602) and household contacts of leprosy (n=851) were examined for presence of anti-PGL-Ⅰ