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Image: Colorimetric sensor array of several pathogens (Photo courtesy of University of Illinois).

Color Changing Pigments Identify Infectious Bacteria

An inexpensive scanner coupled with color changing pigments can be used to identify infectious bacteria by their smell, according to a new study. More...
09 May 2011

Assay Detects Bacterial Toxin That Causes Diarrhea

An assay that can detect the toxin B gene associated with Clostridium difficile infection in stool samples is now available. More...
05 May 2011

Immunoassay Approved for Detecting Dengue Fever Virus

An enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay is now available to test blood samples for the presence of antibodies to the dengue virus. More...
04 May 2011
Image: The Enigma ML System (Photo courtesy of Enigma Diagnostics).

Influenza Detection Assay Inaugurated for Clinical Trials

A fully automated molecular assay for detecting the Influenza viruses A and B is undergoing clinical trials in the US. More...
02 May 2011

Blood Donor Plasma Screened for Viral Antibodies

An enzyme immunoassay kit revealed that a proportion of blood donors in France have been exposed to the Toscana virus. More...
02 May 2011

Early-Onset Sepsis Rates in Newborns Determined

Current early-onset sepsis rates among newborns, the pathogens involved, and associated morbidity and mortality were determined in the United States. More...
28 Apr 2011

Automated Tests Differentiate Sexually Transmitted Infections

A molecular test that detects and differentiates among the DNA of Herpes Simplex Virus types is available for use with clinician-collected external anogenital lesions. More...
25 Apr 2011
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