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INFORMATION:
VALIDATION
PROTOCOL FOR HPV IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION
There has been a recent
strong push to incorporate HPV testing into the
diagnostic surgical and cytopathology
laboratory. This is especially true for
biopsies and Pap smears that contain atypical
squamous cells of undetermined significance.
HPV testing by in situ hybridization has many
advantages over hybrid capture or PCR, including the
ability to actually see the infected cells and to
detect ONLY productive infection. In situ HPV
testing is now automated; the attached document
details a validation protocol for HPV using the
BenchMark System of Ventana.
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TEXTBOOKS:
- Nuovo, Gerard J,
PCR in
situ Hybridization: Protocols and Applications,
1997, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Press, 3rd
edition.
To
order PCR
in situ Hybridization: Protocols and Applications,
directly
from Lippencott Williams & Wilkins Press
(click on the link).
To order Dr. Nuovo's
step by step instructional video "Key to successful in
situ PCR" directly from Lippencott
Williams & Wilkins Press (click on the link).
ARTICLES:
- Below is a list of some of the articles
available on the internet (click on the link)
that were authored in whole or in part by Dr. Gerard J. Nuovo:
"The Foundation of Successful RT
in situ PCR"
"In situ detection of
PCR-amplified metalloproteinase cDNAs, their inhibitors
and human papillomavirus transcripts in cervical
carcinoma cell lines."
Int J Cancer 71(6),
1056-1060 (1997)
"The foundations of successful RT
in situ PCR."
Front Biosci 1, C4-C15 (1996)
"AIDS dementia is associated with
massive, activated HIV-1 infection and concomitant
expression of several cytokines."
Mol Med 2(3), 358-366 (1996)
"Analysis of fatal pulmonary
hantaviral infection in New York by reverse transcriptase
in situ polymerase chain reaction."
Am J Pathol 148(3), 685-692 (1996)
"Detection of viral infections by
in situ PCR: theoretical considerations and possible
value in diagnostic pathology."
J Clin Lab Anal 10(6), 335-349 (1996)
"PCR-amplified vitronectin mRNA
localizes in situ to spermatocytes and round spermatids
in the human testis."
Hum Reprod 10(8), 2187-2191 (1995)
"In situ PCR: protocols and
applications."
PCR Methods Appl 4(4), S151-S167 (1995)
"Correlation of the in situ
detection of polymerase chain reaction-amplified
metalloproteinase complementary DNAs and their inhibitors
with prognosis in cervical carcinoma."
Cancer Res 55(2), 267-275 (1995)
"Analysis of nonspecific DNA
synthesis during in situ PCR and solution-phase
PCR."
PCR Methods Appl 4(2), 89-96 (1994)
"In situ detection of
PCR-amplified HIV-1 nucleic acids in lymph nodes and
peripheral blood in patients with asymptomatic HIV-1
infection and advanced-stage AIDS."
J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr 7(9), 916-923
(1994)
MORE:
- Below is a list of some of the more
noteworthy papers, published in major medical
journals, authored in whole or in part by Dr. Gerard J. Nuovo:
- Nuovo GJ
et al. J Virol 1988, 62:1452-1455 (HPV).
- Nuovo GJ.
JAMA 1990, 263:1223-1226 (HPV).
- Nuovo GJ
et al. Am J Pathol 1991, 139:847-854(HPV, in situ
PCR).
- Nuovo GJ
et al. Cancer Research, 1995, 55:267-275
(oncogenesis).
- Nuovo GJ
(co-author). J Virol 1995, 69:32-38 (hepatitus
C).
- Nuovo GJ
(co-author). Proc Natl Acad Sci, USA, 1996
93:700-4 (HIV).
- Nuovo GJ.
Molecul Med 1996, 2:358-366 (HPV).
- Nuovo GJ
(co-author). J Clin Invest 1997, 99:1478-83
(oncogenesis).
- Nuovo GJ
(co-author). J Virol 1997, 71:4079-85 (HIV).
- Nuovo GJ
(co-author). Virol 1997, 232:379-384(HIV).

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