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[Design of a curve model for the detection of human immunoglobulin G against herpes simplex virus in ultramicroELISA from a single serum dilution].

The use of a curve model in the application of a ultramicroELISA technique for the detection of human immunoglobulin G against herpes simplex virus is reported. Based on end point titration (linear regression) of 100 initial sera, 51 of these, with r2 > 0.98, were selected, and 4 curve models were elaborated to relate the natural fluorescence logarithm for 4 dilutions with the previously determined natural end point titration logarithm. The curve corresponding to the 1:40 (r2 = 0.9645) was selected to evaluate 39 additional serum samples whose approximate titration was known through the graphic design of the 4 dilutions. An 89% coincidence was found regarding the latter. Divergence of the other 11% was due to the lack of accuracy of the graphic method in the points near the cutline.