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non-malarial fever
- in Asia
- dengue
- leptospirosis
- scrub typhus
- typhoid
- JEV
- influenza
- still 30-50% undifferentiated/undiagnosed
diagnosis/test
- reason of difficulty of lab test
- obligate intracellular organism
- very diverse stains (i.e., antigens) of Orientia
- limited lab resources and experties
Indirect immunofluorescent assay (IFA)
- Orientia antigen - anti-Orientia antibody (primary) - anti- antibody-antigen complex (secondary) labelled by fluorescent
- serial dilution
- microscopic observation
- uses 3 or more primary antibodies (primary antibodies against antigens derived from 3 or more stains)
- genotypes: Karp_A, Karp_B, Saitama, Gilliam, Kato, ....
ELISA
- Orientia antigen - anti-Orientia antibody (primary) - anti- antibody-antigen complex (secondary) labelled by fluorescent
- serial dilution
- machinery measurement of luminescence