BR0104180A - Immune process for the detection of infections by brucella canis bacteria, antigenic extract, application of this extract and diagnostic kit for detecting individuals infected with brucella canis - Google Patents
Immune process for the detection of infections by brucella canis bacteria, antigenic extract, application of this extract and diagnostic kit for detecting individuals infected with brucella canisInfo
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Patente de Invenção: "PROCESSO IMUNOLóGICO PARA A DETECçãO DE INFECçõES POR BACTéRIAS DE Brucella canis, EXTRATO ANTIGêNICO, APLICAçãO DESSE EXTRATO E KIT DIAGNóSTICO PARA DETECçãO DE INDIVìDUOS INFECTADOS COM Brucella canis". Processo imunológico para a detecção de infecções por bactérias Brucella canis em um paciente susceptivel a infecção por Brucella canis, que compreende ao menos a etapa de se colocar em contato uma amostra de fluido corporal de dito paciente com um extrato antigênico solúvel de Brucella canis, sendo que o dito extrato compreende pelo menos um grupo de antígenos A) ou B) . O grupo A) consiste em antígenos de peso molecular de 61 kDa e de 55 kDa e o grupo B) consiste em antígenos de peso molecular de 46 kDa, d:e 38 kDa e de 28 kDa. O grupo A) de antígenos é obtido por tratamento das bactérias Brucella canis com calor e o grupo B) de antígenos é obtido por tratamento das ditas bactérias com ultrassom. o extrato antigênico solúvel é utilizado para a preparação de kits e equipamentos de diagnóstico in vitro para detectar infecções por Brucella canis.Invention Patent: "IMMUNOLOGICAL PROCESS FOR THE DETECTION OF INFECTIONS BY BACTERIA OF Brucella canis, ANTIGENIC EXTRACT, APPLICATION OF THIS EXTRACT AND DIAGNOSTIC KIT FOR DETECTION OF INDIVIDUALS INFECTED WITH Brucella canis". Immunological process for the detection of infections by Brucella canis bacteria in a patient susceptible to infection by Brucella canis, which comprises at least the step of contacting a sample of body fluid from said patient with a soluble antigenic extract of Brucella canis, being that said extract comprises at least one group of antigens A) or B). Group A) consists of antigens of molecular weight of 61 kDa and 55 kDa and group B) consists of antigens of molecular weight of 46 kDa, d: and 38 kDa and 28 kDa. Group A) of antigens is obtained by treating the bacteria Brucella canis with heat and group B) of antigens is obtained by treating said bacteria with ultrasound. the soluble antigen extract is used for the preparation of kits and in vitro diagnostic equipment to detect infections by Brucella canis.
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| ARP010104960 | 2000-09-22 |
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| B11A | Dismissal acc. art.33 of ipl - examination not requested within 36 months of filing | ||
| B11Y | Definitive dismissal acc. article 33 of ipl - extension of time limit for request of examination expired |