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Immunologic Laboratory Tests Kristine Krafts, M.D.

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions DAT IAT Immunofluorescence ELISA Western blot Flow cytometry

Things to Remember About Each Test What does it measure? Where does the Ag-Ab interaction occur? How is the Ag-Ab complex detected?

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions

Agglutination Reactions: Purpose Detection of Ag in the patient’s specimen Examples: testing for antibodies to infectious agents testing for Hemophilus influenzae type B capsular antigen in CSF

negative positive

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions DAT

DAT: Purpose Detection of Ab on patient’s red cells Also called the direct Coombs Test Performed in patients with hemolytic anemia

patient red cells + AHG = agglutination

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions DAT IAT

IAT: Purpose Detection of antibodies to red cell antigens Also called the indirect Coombs Test Performed as part of pre-transfusion testing

patient Ab + AHG = agglutination donor RBC Ab-coated donor RBC

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions DAT IAT Immunofluorescence

Immunofluorescence: Purpose Detection of a specific antigen or antibody in a patient’s specimen Examples: detection of antigen in a patient’s biopsy specimen detection of antibody in a patient’s serum

Positive fluorescent antinuclear antibody test

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions DAT IAT Immunofluorescence ELISA

ELISA: Purpose Detection of antibodies in patient specimen Examples: home pregnancy tests HIV tests tests for some coagulation factors, cytokines, and autoantibodies

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions DAT IAT Immunofluorescence ELISA Western blot

Western Blot: Purpose Detection of antibodies in patient specimen Most common example: HIV test

Enough bands = patient is “positive”

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions DAT IAT Immunofluorescence ELISA Western blot Flow cytometry

Flow Cytometry: Purpose Characterization of cell size, complexity, antigens Examples: diagnosis of leukemia and lymphoma determination of CD4/CD8 counts in patients with HIV

Immunologic Lab Tests Outline Agglutination reactions DAT IAT Immunofluorescence ELISA Western blot Flow cytometry