Research Article
Simple Label-Free Electrochemical Immunosensor in a Microchamber for Detecting Newcastle Disease Virus
Table 2
Comparison of analytical properties of different methods for the detection of NDV.
| Technique | Immobilization | Type | Antibody | Virus | Limit of detection | Ref. |
| Optic | APTES/CDI | Indirect | Goat monoclonal IgY | Purified NDV | 2 ng/mL | [30] | RT-PCR | | | | Inactivated NDV | 5 × 102 ELD50/mL | [31] | RT-PCR | | | | Inactivated NDV | 5 × 102 ELD50/mL | [5] | RT-PCR | | | | Inactivated NDV | 105.8 ELD50/mL | [6] | RRT-PCR | | | | NDV RNA | 10 EID50/mL | [1] | CV | PrA/GA | Direct | IgY | Inactivated NDV | 9 EID50/mL | This work | CV | SAM/NHS | Direct | IgY | Inactivated NDV | 5 EID50/mL |
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NDV: Newcastle disease virus; EID: embryo infectious dose; ELD: embryo lethal dose; RT-PCR: reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction; RRT-PCR: real-time reverse transcription PCR.
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