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PASSIVE AGGLUTINATIONGROUP-K

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• What is passive agglutination?• What are various types of passive agglutination tests?

AREAS OF INTERESTS…

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LET’S GET STARTED…

What is agglutination?

Particulate antigen + its specific antibody

Electrolytes at an optimal temperature and pHVisible clumping of

particles

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LET’S GET STARTED…

What is precipitation

reaction?

Soluble antigen + its specific antibody

Electrolytes at an optimal temperature and pH

Insoluble precipitate

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LET’S GET STARTED…

And what is Passive Agglutination??

Precipitation reaction

Agglutination testsco

nvert

ed

By attaching soluble antigens to the surface of carrier particles such as latex particles, bentonite, RBCs, etc.

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ADVANTAGES OF PASSIVE AGGLUTINATIONAdvantage of Passive agglutination over precipitation tests are:• More convenient• More sensitive for detection

of antibodies• More sensitive for detection

of antigens (Reverse passive)

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REVERSE IS POSSIBLE…

When instead of antigen, the antibody is adsorbed on the carrier particles for estimation of antigens, it is known as Reverse passive agglutination

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LATEX(0.8-1µ)

ANTIBODY

LATEX

LATEX

LATEX

LATEXANTIGEN (in patient

serum)

LATTICE FORMATION

REVERSE PASSIVE AGGLUTINATION…

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Simplifying the course of study...

Passive agglutination

Coagglutination test

Latex agglutination test

Hemagglutination test

On basis of carrier particle used

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COAGGLUTINATION TEST

Staphylococcus aureus (Cowan 1 strain) used

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COAGGLUTINATION TEST

S.Aureus (Cowan 1)

Fc

FabFab

ANTIBODY (IgG)

ANTIGEN (in patient sreum)

PROTEIN AY

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COAGGLUTINATION TEST

S.Aureus (Cowan 1)

ANTIBODY (IgG)

S.Aureus (Cowan 1)

ANTIGEN (in patient sreum)

LATTICE FORMATION

S.Aureus (Cowan 1)

S.Aureus (Cowan 1)

S.Aureus (Cowan 1)

PROTEIN A

How it works?

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LATEX AGGLUTINATION TEST...

The carrier particle is Latex or polystyrene latexBrains behind this: C M Plotz and J M Singer

Accidently discovered IgG adsorbed naturally to polystyrene latex

particles (1953)

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LATEX AGGLUTINATION TEST...

How it works?LATEX(0.8-1µ)

AntigenLATEX

LATEX

LATEX

LATEX

LATTICE FORMATION

ANTIBODY

ANTIGEN

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LATEX AGGLUTINATION TEST- USES

• Carrier + Antibody- detection of antigens- CRP,RA factor, HCG, Hepatitis B

• Carrier + Antigen- antibodies to meningococci, H.influenzae type b

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Large number of antigens can adsorbed on carrier Better visualization of Ag-Ab reaction due to larger

particle size of Latex beads preventing previous cumbersome process involved in precipitation reactions (no sophisticated equipments required)

Latex particles do not cross-react with other antibodies

Less time consuming

LATEX AGGLUTINATION TEST- ADVANTAGES

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HEMAGGLUTINATION TEST

The carrier particle is Red Blood Cell/Tanned blood cell (Goose RBCs preferred)

Brain behind this: George Hirst (1942)

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HEMAGGLUTINATION TEST...

How it works?RBC

AntigenRBC

LATTICE FORMATION

ANTIBODY

ANTIGEN

RBC

RBC RBC

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HEMAGGLUTINATION TEST- Examplified by Rose Waaler Test (Carrier-RBC )

RBC

Amboceptor(subagglutinating dose)

RBC

LATTICE FORMATION

RA FACTOR (in patient serum)

AMBOCEPTOR (Rabbit anti-sheep erythrocyte antibody)

RBC

RBC RBC

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HEMAGGLUTINATION TEST- Examplified by TPHA (Carrier-Tanned RBC )

TannedRBC

Antigen(T.pallidum extract)

TannedRBC

LATTICE FORMATION

ANTIBODIES against T.pallidum (in patient serum)

ANTIGEN (T.pallidum extract)

TannedRBC

TannedRBC

TannedRBC

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VIRAL HEMAGGLUTINATION AND HEMAGGLUTINATION INHIBITION TEST

What is Viral Hemagglutination?

RBC

VirusRBC

LATTICE FORMATION

VIRUS

RBC

RBC RBC

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VIRAL HEMAGGLUTINATION AND HEMAGGLUTINATION INHIBITION TEST

What is Hemagglutination inhibition ?

VirusNO LATTICE FORMATION

VIRUS

RBCAb against VIRUS

RBCRBC

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AGGLUTINATION TESTS IN OUR LAB IN A BIRD’S EYE VIEW

ASO titre

RA factor detection

CRP

KIT- Syphicheck

Infectious mononucleosis (Immutex)

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LET’S END BY LOOKING AT RECENT ADVANCES

• Determination of anti-streptolysin O antibody titer by a new passive agglutination method using sensitized toraysphere particles.

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THANK YOU

References from:Anantnarayan and

Paniker’s Textbook of microbiology

C.P. Baweja’s Textbook of Microbiology

Subhash Chandra Parija’s Textbook of microbiology and ImmunologyAmerican Society for microbiolgy-Journal of Clinical Microbiology