Volume 20 No 9 (2022)
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TO MEASURE THE PLASMA LEVELS OF LEUKOTRIENE B4 (LTB4) PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN BOTH CASE AND HEALTHY CONTROL GROUP IN EXTRA-PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS
Pooja Singh Gaur, Surya Kant, Kanchan Srivastava, Rachna Chaturvedi and K.M. Ahmad
Abstract
Initial diagnosis and prompt treatment of extra pulmonary tuberculosis continues to be a challenge in all
over the world as well as India. First time, this study will prospect the role of LTA4H gene and may be
establishing another candidate that influences the susceptibility to extrapulmonary tuberculosis in the
North Indian population. This study will be the first report on LTA4H gene various diagnostic markers,
expression of gene may validate as a prognostic factor in extrapulmonary tuberculosis. The associations
between LTA4H SNPs levels. The diagnosis of extra pulmonary tuberculosis poses a special challenge, as
it is often missed or misdiagnosed due to its atypical presentations and difficult to isolate M.tuberculosis
due to the small number of organisms present at these sites. Subsequently the outcome of present study
will reinforce possible use of LTA4H as biomarkers and the therapeutic utility for extra pulmonary
tuberculosis. This study will be a step to deflate the diagnostic and therapeutic window to identify
another risk factor (LTA4H) for extra pulmonary tuberculosis and will spawn new ways to safeguard and
recuperate the health status of individuals and population groups. On RT-PCR, Extra pulmonary patients
had lower expression of LTA4H compared to the controls.
Keywords
LTB4GENE, ELISA, EPTB, RT-PCR
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