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應用蛋白質微陣列技術建立評估各式疫苗效能及篩選之平台

Other Title
Using protein microarray technology as the platform for screening and evaluating efficiency of various types of vaccine
Type
thesis
Date Issued
2006
Author(s)
楊承育
Advisor
楊沂淵
Subjects
系所名稱:醫學檢驗生物技術學研究所
Abstract
疾病能夠通過疫苗來控制。因此,篩選高效且專一性的免疫原用於疾病預防及治療非常重要,同時適當地評估疫苗的效能在疫苗的開發上扮演相當重要的角色。傳統的疫苗研發方式曠日廢時,已經無法面對新興疾病層出不窮的挑戰。隨著蛋白質體學的發展,使得快速篩檢出高效的免疫原變成可能。因此,應用蛋白質體學的研究方法如微陣列技術建立疫苗篩選及評估平台是可行的策略。本論文使用唾液酸多醣(Sialyl-Tn,STn)為抗原進行小鼠的免疫刺激,經蛋白質晶片技術進行抗體反應的測試。含有KLH的STn醣類抗原,確實能在動物體內誘導出免疫反應,產生IgM及IgG的變化。其中,官能基改變的抗原,可以得到較佳的免疫誘導反應,是為高效抗原。所以蛋白質微陣列可作為評估疫苗效能的參考。此外,我們也以市售流感疫苗進行相同的篩檢,得知流感疫苗的確會使人體的IgG效價持續上升,證實該平台亦可應用於臨床疫苗效價評估。 本論文主要目的在建立各式疫苗之效益評估及篩選的平台模式,於未來可提供疫苗研發之應用。
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https://203.71.86.71/handle/123456789/12430

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