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Evaluation of Antigen Detection Test (Chromatographic Immunoassay): Potential to Replace the Antibody Assay Using Purified 45‐kDa Protein for Rapid Diagnosis of Tuberculosis

The current strategy for combating tuberculosis (TB) is based on the early detection and treatment of patients to halt transmission. The present study was conducted to evaluate the diagnostic potential of three Mycobacterium tuberculosis antigens, 45‐kDa, A60, and sonicated MTB antigen (SmTB‐Ag), as antibody/antigen detection methods for the rapid and accurate diagnosis of TB.