Selected article for: "molecular diagnosis and PCR amplification"

Author: Cobo, Fernando
Title: Application of Molecular Diagnostic Techniques for Viral Testing
  • Document date: 2012_11_30
  • ID: jiy4cp4n_100
    Snippet: With respect to HCV, molecular diagnostic assays represent an essential approach in the management of HCV patients. Qualitative and quantitative HCV molecular assays are used for the diagnosis of acute and chronic HCV infections, viral genotyping, viral-load determination, treatment, monitoring and prognosis. RT-PCR, transcriptionmediated amplification and branched DNA amplification are commonly employed for detection of HCV RNA. Recently, new HC.....
    Document: With respect to HCV, molecular diagnostic assays represent an essential approach in the management of HCV patients. Qualitative and quantitative HCV molecular assays are used for the diagnosis of acute and chronic HCV infections, viral genotyping, viral-load determination, treatment, monitoring and prognosis. RT-PCR, transcriptionmediated amplification and branched DNA amplification are commonly employed for detection of HCV RNA. Recently, new HCV molecular assays that employ nanostructures have emerged and have been proposed as suitable, without loss specificity and sensitivity [87] .

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