Bioquímica

ENCEFALOPATÍAS
ESPONGIFORMES
Paula R., Adrián R., Bruno R., Álvaro R., Laura R., Alba R., César R.
 Detección de la enfermedad
Enfermedad de Creutzfeldt-Jakob - 1995

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Ingestión de alimentos Madre - hijo
-Escarificaciones
contaminados -Trasplante de
10%
tejidos
Ej.: Scrapie -Inoculación
 Inespecíficos Específicos

-Pérdida de la condición física - Descoordinación de

-Cojeras movimientos.
-Disminución de la coordinación - Cambios de
comportamiento.
- Nerviosismo.
Síntomas - Respuestas
exageradas a ruidos o
luces habituales.
- Recelo y
agresividad.
Se vuelven muy llamativos en las últimas fases de la
- Muerte.
enfermedad, haciendo que se conozca como
“La enfermedad de las vacas locas”.
Tipos de análisis :
Pruebas de diagnóstico rápido:
● Detección de proteína priónica resistente a la proteinasa K de las Encefalopatías
Espongiformes Transmisibles por inmunotransferencia.

● Detección de proteína priónica patógena de las Encefalopatías Espongiformes

Transmisibles por Inmunoensayo de doble anticuerpo.

● Detección de proteína priónica patógena de las Encefalopatías Espongiformes

Transmisibles por Inmunoensayo de captura utilizando un polímero químico
(Protocolo estándar y el más corto).
Tipos de análisis :
Pruebas de confirmación:
● Western blot de confirmación
● Histopatología
● Inmunohistoquímica

Pruebas de discriminación:
● Método de la técnica híbrida del AHVLA para Scrapie clásico y encefalopatía
espongiforme bovina (EEB) en ovino/caprino.
● Método CEA Scrapie clásico, atípico y EEB en ovino/caprino.
● Método AHVLA híbrido
● Método Western blot híbrido para EEB clásica, EEB-High y EEB-Low
 Objetivos de estos análisis
1. Detectar la aparición de casos de variante de ECJ.

2. Detectar la aparición de casos transmitidos accidentalmente.

3. Conocer el perfil clínico-epidemiológico de estas enfermedades.

4. Monitorizar su presencia en España y estudiar su distribución.

5. Identificar posibles factores de riesgo.

6. Establecer comparaciones epidemiológicas con otros países( Reino Unido).

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