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    Mycobacterium tuberculosis AND BASIC TO DRUG

    RESISTANCE

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    BIOLOGICAL CHARACTER

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    CLASIFICATION

    HUMAN PATHOGEN

    M tuberculosis

    M bovis

    M lepraeM avium-intracellulare

    M kansasii

    M scrofu laceum

    M xenopi

    M szulgai

    M marinum

    M ulcerans

    M haemophi lum

    M afr icanumM malmoense

    M simiae

    M asiaticum

    M fortui tum-chelonae complex

    M thermoresistible

    OPPORTUNIS-SAPROFIT

    M gordonae

    M terrae-tr iviae complexM gastr i

    M nonchromogenicum

    M paratuberculosis

    M flavescensM smegmatis

    M vaccae

    M parafortuitum complex

    M phlei

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    CLASIFICATION AND MYCOBACTERIOSIS

    HABITUS LESSION

    Tuberculosis complex

    M tuberculos is Human Bronchopulmonal

    M bovis Human,livestock Soft tissue & GI tract

    Photochromogen

    M kansasi i water, livestock Skeletal

    M marinum fish, water skin & Soft tissueM simiae Primate Bronchopulmonal

    M asiaticum Primate Pulmonary

    Scotochromogen

    M scrofulaceum land,water,food LimfadenitisM szulgai unclear Bronchopulmonal

    M gordonae water Pulmonary

    M Flavescens land,water Pulmonary

    M xenopi water Bronchopulmonal

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    HABITUS LESSION

    Nonphotochromogen

    M avium complex land,water,pig Pulmonary, KGB,systemiclivestock,bird

    M ulcerans unclear skin & soft tissue

    M gastr i i land,water Pulmonary

    M terrae land,water Pulmonary

    Rapid grower

    M for tu i tum land,water, animal, skin,soft tissue, sistemic

    sea biotic

    M abscessus the same above The same above, skeletal

    M chelonae the same above The same above, skeletal

    M semgmatis moisture surface Pulmonary

    M leprae Human,armadillo skin,soft tissue, systemic

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    Clinical Manifestation ofM. aviumcomplex

    Pediatric Adult

    Common limfadenitis superficial colonization

    ulcus, skin abses pulmonary

    Rare pulmonary skin lession

    systemic limfadenitis

    systemic

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    Pediatric Adult

    Common systemic colonization

    pulmonary systemic

    Rare single limfadenitis pulmonary

    single skin lession osteomielitis

    peritonitis

    oral lesion

    appendicitis

    M. aviumcomplex in HIV cases

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    The M. tuberculosis cell wall is composed of

    - Peptidoglycan (PG)- Arabinogalactan (AG)

    - Mycolic acids and lipoglycans such as lipoarabinomannan

    (LAM).

    Other cell wall associated lipids include

    - Trehalose dimycolate (TDM)

    - Trehalose monomycolate (TMM)

    - Phthiocerol Dimycocerosate (PDIM) and

    - di-acyl trehalose (DAT)

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    Stucture ofM. tuberculosis cell wall

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    TRANSMITION AND REPLICATION

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    Spreading ofM. tuberculosis through microdroplet

    Infectious dose 10 cells

    Spreading ofM. bovis through contaminated milk

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    INHALATION OF MTB

    IMMEDIATE KILLING PRIMARY COMPLEX

    STABILIZATION LOCAL DISEASE DISSEMINATION

    (LATENCY) (PRIMARY TB)

    STABILIZATION ACUTE DISEASE

    (LATENCY) (MENINGITIS

    MILIARY TB)

    REACTIVATION

    (POST PRIMARY)

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    Organs most commonly affected are : Kidney,Suprarenal gland , Fallopian tube ,

    Epididymis.,Brain and meninges, Bone and joints.

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    MR ( Mannose receptor ) MR on macrophage surface bound with carbohydrat Mtb.

    Macrophage inactivated by these binding and this activity increased by IL4, IL13, and

    glucocorticoid, but is inhibited by IFNy.

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    M. tubercu losis-derived glycolipids promote survival in the host M and

    evasion of the host immune response. M. tubercu losis(MTB) resident in thehost M phagosome sheds PIM and LAM to exert effects on intracellular

    vesicle trafficking. LAM prevents trafficking of late endosomes (LE) to the

    phagosome, thus inhibiting delivery of Ag presentation machinery and

    inhibiting the adaptive immune response . PIM enhances delivery of early

    and recycling endosomes (EE) to the phagosome and is suggested to

    increase levels of essential nutrients in the phagosome, thus contributingto M. tubercu losissurvival . Tf, transferrin.

    Mtbdormancy

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    RESISTANT MECHANISM TO DRUG

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    - Anti tuberculosis drug is not resistant inducers

    -No evidence that plasmid nor transposon play arole in drug resistance

    -Gene mutation is major basis for drug

    resistance-it can be substitution, insertion and deletion

    -mutation is a random event and ussually

    sequential

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    FACTORS FAVOURING 0CCURENCE OF

    RESISTANT M. tubercu losis

    Poor compliance

    Low quality drugs

    Inappropiate drug regimens and treatment durationCo-morbid :

    Cellular Immunodeficiency

    Disorder that interfere with pharmacokinetic and

    pharmacodynamic of drugs

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    RELATED GENE FOR RESISTANCE TO ANTI TB

    DRUG GENE FUNCTION ROLE

    H katG

    inhANadh

    ahpC

    Catalase-peroxidase

    Enoyl ACP reductaseNADH dehydrogenase

    Alkyl hydroperoxidase

    Prodrug conversion

    Drug targetModulator of INH activity

    Marker of resistance

    R rpoB RNA polymerase Drug target

    Z pncA Nicotinamidase Prodrug conversion

    E embCAB - Drug target

    S rpsl,

    rrs

    S12 ribosomal protein

    16s rRNA

    Drug target

    A/K rrs 16s rRNA Drug target

    Q gyrAgyrB

    lfrA

    DNA gyrase ADNA gyrase B

    Efflux protein

    Drug targetParticipate in drug binding

    Et etaA/ethA

    inhA

    Flavinmonooxidase

    -

    Prodrug conversion

    Drug target

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    MECHANISM OF RESISTANCE

    Drug Genes Notes

    Isoniazid katG, inhA,Nadh.ahpC 50-90% in katG, 20-35 in inhA gene,10-

    15% in ahpC-oxyR gene

    Rifampicin rpoB >95%) of R-resistant Mtb is due tomutation at 81 base pair region ( codon

    507-533

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    EMB interacts with the EmbCAB proteins encoded by the embC, embA, and embB

    genes, leading to inactivation of arabinogalactan synthesis. Mutations in theembB locus cause alterations in EmbB, possibly leading to an

    altered target for EMB. Alternatively, hyperexpression of the

    EmbCAB proteins could lead to EMB resistance.Inlet box:Organization of the emb operon in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB).

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    Resistance to FLQs, AM-CM in M. tuberculosis is most frequently

    attributed to mutations in the gyrA and rrs ( 16S rRNA ),

    respectively.

    - 70-90 % of FLQ-resistant strain is due to mutations in codons

    90, 91, and 94 in the gyrA gene.

    - Mutations at A1401G, C1402T, and G1484T in the rrs gene

    confer resistance to CM, CM, and KAN , each of them beingresponsible for a specific resistance pattern. Mutations

    G1484T and A1401G were found to cause high-level

    resistance to all drugs, whereas C1402T causes resistance to

    only CM and KAN.- Mutation of the tlyA gene, encoding a putative rRNA

    methyltransferase, confers capreomycin and viomycin

    resistance

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    AMPLIFICATION OF DRTB

    SPONTANEOUS

    MUTATIONSELECTION BY

    ANTI TB DRUGS

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    MICROBIOLOGY DIAGNOSTIC OFM. tuberculos is

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    Sample

    -Immediately process , especially sample is contaminated bynormal flora

    - Multiple sample irregular/intermiten bacterial release. 3-5

    times in 24 hours

    -High volume of sample

    -For sputum and urine sample

    morning sample

    -Avoid swab

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    MIKROSKOPIS

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    MIKROSKOPIS

    ZIEHL NEELSEN (HOT)

    MODIFIED-ZIEHL NEELSEN ( HOT )

    KINYOUN ( COLD )

    KINYOUN-GABBETT ( TAN THIAM HOK ) ( COLD )

    AURAMINE FLUOROCHROME ( COLD )

    Konfirmasi diagnosis

    Follow up pengobatan, NON MDRTB

    Tak membedakan kuman mati dan hidup

    Tak membedakan species Mycobacteria

    Cut off value 10.000 kuman per ml

    Sensitifitas 1x pemeriksaan 40-60%. 3x pemeriksaan 80%

    Sensitifitas rendah pada HIV & pauci basiler Tb

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    ISOLASI DAN IDENTIFIKASI

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    ISOLASI DAN IDENTIFIKASI

    NON SELECTIVE MEDIA :

    LJ, ATS, MIDLDLEBROOK 7H10, MIDDLEBROOK

    7H11,PETRAGANISELECTIVE MEDIA :

    MODIFIED LJ, LJ PLUS, MIDDLEBROOK 7H10 PLUS,MIDDLEBROOK 7H11 PLUS

    Konfirmasi diagnosis

    Follow up pengobatan MDRTBMembedakan MTB dan MOTT/NTM

    Bahan untuk uji kepekaan terhadap obat

    Cut off value 1000 kuman per ml

    S S S

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    UJI RESISTENSI

    Proportion method

    Absolute/break point method

    Egg-based media ( LJ ) vs agar-based-media

    Solid vs liquid media

    Monitoring MDR TB

    Panduan terapi definitif

    Kultur dan uji resistensi konvensional hasilnya lama

    Gold standard

    UJI UNTUK KONFIRMASI DIAGNOSTIK LAIN

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    UJI UNTUK KONFIRMASI DIAGNOSTIK LAIN

    PCR

    In house vs commercial kit

    Sensitivity vs specificityHigh quality

    Tak membedakan mati-hidup

    Tak membedakan kolonisasi-infeksi

    DETEKSI ANTIBODI

    Commercially available kit

    Variation of used antigen

    Highly influenced by endemicity

    Do not differentiate disease & infection

    DETEKSI RESPON IMUN

    Determination of IFN released by PBL after challenged

    with antigen ( Elisa method )

    Counting IF producing T cells after challenged with

    antigen ( Elispot method )

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    SEROLOGY

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    SEROLOGY

    Antibody responses varies : nutritional status, congenital

    and acquired immune deficiencies, endemicity, etc

    Specificity depend on the antigen used. Molecular mimicry

    is not uncommon

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    A varied antibody response- Not all patients with active TB have antibodies

    against the same antigens

    - HIV co-infection reduced anti-Mtb antibody titers

    Confounding statesExposure to mycobacterial antigens

    Natural history ofM. tuberculosis

    infection

    - IgM Ab levels have usually been found to be solow that their reliable measurement has been

    difficult.

    ANTIBODY DETECTION

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    - Antibody takes several months after diagnosis for

    patients with pulmonary TB to reach maximum

    antibody titers so that serodiagnosis appears to be

    more useful in chronic extrapulmonary disease(bone or joint) than in acute forms (miliary TB).- 38-Kd Ag provides serodiagnostic test with most

    favorable test characteristics described, but is

    limited by the lack of purified Ag.- Serum IgG Ab are observed to rise during the first 3

    months of therapy but fall after 12-16 months.

    ANTIBODY DETECTION

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    Commercial Serologic Antibody Tests ( Steingart 2007 )

    Overall, commercial tests vary widely in performance;Sensitivity is higher in smear-positive than smear

    negative samples;

    Specificity is higher in healthy volunteers than in patientsin whom tuberculosis disease is initially suspected and

    subsequently ruled out;

    Insufficient data to determine the accuracy of mostcommercial tests in smear microscopy-negative

    patients, as well as their performance in children or

    persons with HIV infection.

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    NAA-BASEDDIAGNOSIS

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    GENE TARGETS FOR AMPLIFICATION

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    65 Kd antigen (HSPs):Genus-specific gene.Unsuitable for detecting M.tb,particularly in areas where species

    like M.avium orM.kansasiiare prevalent.

    IS6110 :

    IS6110 found in the M.tb complex organisms ( M.tb,

    M.africanum, M.microti, M.bovis).IS6110 sequence generally occurs only once in M.bovis

    but is found as often as 20 times in certain strains of M.tb,

    thus offering multiple targets for amplification. It is atransposon which are self replicating stretches of DNA.

    OTHER TARGET : 16S r RNA: genes encoding 38 kda, MPB64,mpt 40,

    pmt64

    GENE TARGETS FOR AMPLIFICATION

    COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE STANDARD PCR BASED

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    COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE STANDARD PCR BASED

    DIAGNOSTIC KIT

    The Amplicor MTB Test584 bp fragment of the 16S ribosomal RNA gene,

    comprising a species-specific flanked by genus-

    specific sequences, is amplified using biotinylated

    primers.

    Other Amplicor kits are available for detection ofMycobacterium avium and Mycobacteriumintracellulare DNA in clinical samples.

    Specificity is close to 100 % while sensitivity rangesfrom 90 % to 100 % in smear-positive samples and

    from 50 % to 95.9 % in smear negative ones

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    Enhanced-Amplified Mycobacterium Direct Test ( E-MTD )Sensivity for smear-positive cases >95%Sensitivity for smear-negative cases 70-90%

    Amplicor Mycobacterium Test

    Sensitivity for smear-positive cases >95%Sensitivity for smear-negative cases 60-70%

    FDA APPROVED NAAT FOT MTB

    The positive predictive value of FDA-approved NAA tests

    for TB is >95% in AFB smear-positive cases

    when the clinical suspicion of TB is low, the positive

    predictive value of the NAA test is

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    Approved NAA is less sensitive than culture. Negative results is thusdoes not eliminate a possibility of having TB. NAA tests can reliablydetect ( in 80-90 % cases ) Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria in

    specimens 1 or more weeks earlier than culture

    Sputum specimen may contains NAA inhibitors ( up to 20% ) thatmay decrease or lead to false negative result, although inhibitors

    does not cause false negative NAA result in smear positive cases (