#PolymeraseChainReaction

[prachicmi2]

Polymerase Chain Reaction Market Is Anticipated to Witness High Growth Owing to Technological Advancements

The Global Polymerase Chain Reaction Market is estimated to be valued at US$ 5,627.9 million in 2022 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 8.9 % over the forecast period 2022 to 2030. The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) market encompasses a suite of molecular biology techniques that amplify target DNA sequences for diagnostics, research, and forensic applications. PCR products include reagents, thermal cyclers, software platforms, and consumables designed to deliver rapid, accurate, and highly sensitive nucleic acid detection. Polymerase Chain Reaction Market Insights is growing demand for infectious disease surveillance, genetic screening and personalized medicine continues to propel investment in PCR infrastructure across academic, pharmaceutical and diagnostic laboratories. Automation and integration with next-generation sequencing workflows are streamlining sample preparation and data analysis, enhancing reproducibility and reducing human error. Increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, rising focus on early disease detection and supportive government funding for molecular diagnostic initiatives are fueling global PCR adoption.

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[kartik-r]

Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Technique For DNA Sequence

Learn about the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technique and discover its role in DNA amplification genetic research

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[klinikatlanta]

Mengenal Swab PCR Pada Orang yang Terinfeksi Covid

Swab PCR merupakan pilihan terbaik dalam mendeteksi apakah tubuh kita terinfeksi virus corona atau tidak, dibandingkan dengan tes antigen dan tes lainnya.

Mengenal Swab PCR Pada Orang yang Terinfeksi Covid Swab PCR merupakan pilihan terbaik dalam mendeteksi apakah tubuh kita terinfeksi corona atau tidak. Terlebih lagi ada tes antigen yang dianggap tidak cukup baik mendeteksi. Apalagi jika sang penderita hanya mengalami gejala awal. Kalau gejala awal ini tidak dapat terdeteksi dengan benar, maka akibatnya lebih buruk. Mungkin saja virus berkembang…

[marcosayan10]

Non serve essere #virologi, #infettivologi o #epidemiologi. Basta essere medici per avere chiara la differenza tra un “contagiato” e una persona che “ha incontrato il virus”. Il contagiato è solo colui che presenta i sintomi della #malattia. O abbiamo colpevolmente dimenticato i postulati di #Koch, distratti da una #medicina disumanizzata e ipertecnologica? Entriamo in contatto con decine di #virus diversi, quasi sempre innocui. Siamo forse continuamente “contagiati”? Il contagiato è malato. Gli altri sono sani. Sani. E pure protetti. Perché dunque la stampa continua a parlare di “focolai di contagiati”, quando ormai numerose stime ci dicono che quasi un terzo della popolazione ha incontrato il virus costruendone gli #anticorpi? Non è chiaro a tutti che se accettiamo questo inganno, la #scuola finirà un giorno dopo essere iniziata? Perché al primo bimbo che avrà 37,5 di febbre faranno il test all’intera classe trovando circa un terzo di “contagiati” e manderanno in #quarantena tutti, compresi coloro che con costoro avranno avuto contatti. Magari proponendo il #TSO a qualche “contagiato” che fosse per sbaglio andato al lavoro. Dott. Luca Speciani #robertkoch #evans #karymullis #polymerasechainreaction #covid19 #hivpositive #aids #coronavirus #who #oms #gavi #novax #biology #symptoms #asymptomatic #pandemic #plandemic #hoax #newworldorder (at Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CC1tvYbKPua/?igshid=14yi0nwkolkks

[scienza-magia]

Dall'Università di Bologna test sierologici più sicuri ed economici

Test sierologici più veloci ed economici: lo studio dei ricercatori dell'ateneo di Bologna. Un gruppo di ricerca ha individuato un nuovo meccanismo. La novità è basata sulla tecnica  dell'elettrochemiluminescenza. Un gruppo di ricerca guidato da studiosi dell'università di Bologna ha individuato un nuovo meccanismo che permette di ottenere test sierologici più veloci, economici e con livelli di sensibilità molto maggiori di quelli attuali. La novità, basata sulla tecnica dell'elettrochemiluminescenza (Ecl), è applicabile anche ai test sierologici pensati per individuare la presenza di anticorpi contro il coronavirus.

"E' una novità destinata ad avere un'applicazione industriale, anche grazie al coinvolgimento nello studio di due aziende leader nel settore della diagnostica e delle tecnologie: la tedesca Roche Diagnostic e la giapponese Hitachi High Tech", sottolinea l'ateneo nel dare l'annuncio. Lo studio - pubblicato sulla rivista Nature Communications - mostra come, grazie all'utilizzo di reagenti ad alta efficienza, sia possibile ottenere test sierologici con livelli di sensibilità fino al 128% più alti rispetto a quelli attualmente in uso. "I risultati che abbiamo ottenuto permettono di stabilire un nuovo stato dell'arte nell'amplificazione del segnale per i test immunologici basati sulla Ecl", spiega Francesco Paolucci, direttore del dipartimento di Chimica, il docente che ha guidato il gruppo di ricerca. "Un traguardo a cui siamo arrivati dopo anni di studi a livello internazionale nel campo dell'elettrochimica e grazie ad una stretta sinergia con il settore della ricerca industriale". Gli studiosi spiegano in questo modo il meccanismo individuato, partendo da una premessa: i test sierologici si basano sulla capacità di tradurre in segnali misurabili e visibili le interazioni tra alcune molecole e gli anticorpi specifici che si vuole quantificare. Un meccanismo nel quale può avere un ruolo di primo piano l’Ecl che si basa sulla generazione di un segnale luminoso misurabile a partire da uno stimolo elettrochimico. In questo caso, quindi, l’elettrochemiluminescenza permette di “accendere” gli anticorpi da trovare come fossero lampadine. Ma c'è un limite: nel sangue umano le molecole necessarie per avviare il processo sono presenti in concentrazioni molto basse, servono quindi tecniche altamente sensibili per individuare la presenza degli anticorpi. E i nuovi risultati ottenuti dagli studiosi vanno proprio in questa direzione. “Il nostro lavoro mostra un approccio radicalmente nuovo nel campo della Ecl, basato sull’amplificazione del segnale e non sull’amplificazione del target come avviene comunemente nelle tecniche enzimatiche o PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)", spiega Giovanni Valenti, ricercatore  e coordinatore dello studio. “Sono risultati che aprono la strada allo sviluppo di test sierologici ad altissima sensibilità”. "A partire dai dati ottenuti siamo riusciti ad individuare reagenti altamente efficienti, che permettono di portare i livelli di sensibilità di questa tecnica ben oltre a quelli dei test attualmente in uso”, conferma Alessandra Zanut, ricercatrice e prima autrice dello studio. “Utilizzando questo nuovo approccio abbiamo ottenuto segnali di Ecl fino al 128% più alti rispetto alle tecniche attuali”. Read the full article

[isurfit]

How #coronavirus #sars-cov-2 gets #detected #real-time #RT-PCR #reversetranscriptase #polymerasechainreaction #biology #genetics @genetica_mente https://www.instagram.com/p/B9n2eLnqjz1/?igshid=qwh62ocic6yl

[lesok-ii-blog]

How do you convince the upcoming generation that "Education is The Key of Success " when we are surrounded by poor graduates and rich criminals? I'll remind them that they are nothing more than a useless biomass until they knew what they truly are. It has took a while for humanity to understand what is making us a person. Why we're all so unique. And I'm certain that it would take one more century for us to finally understand mechanism of our brain work and development. We still don't even know what the thought is. How to measure a thought? I'm not joking it's a great topic for a Nobel prize research. #polymerasechainreaction #DNA #genesequencing (at Národní Muzeum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0nkc9HoI3L/?igshid=10thonuldh463

[viralphd]

One last PCR before heading home 💪🏾 . . . . . . . . . . #pcr #polymerasechainreaction #geneamplification #pcr #thermocycler #science #bacteriology #dna #cloning #primers #hotsurface #lab #molecularbiology #laboratory #science #scientist #phd #phdstudent #lablife #phdlife #viralphd #bluenitrilegloves #biology #experiments #immunology #phdlife #phdstudentlife #viralphd

[arjay-bio]

Pertussis amplified DNA for gel electrophoresis. #Science #Biology #MolecularBiology #Genetics #PolymeraseChainReaction #PCR #DNA #GelElectrophoresis *Gadgets are not allowed inside the post PCR laboratory, so I really think next time I'll be reported 😆*

[pcr-dx]

Disease Awareness Facts and Stats (PCR Detectable ex: UTI, STD)

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[chromoscience]

Research Highlights: The Use of Sample Pooling Method as a Strategy for Community Screening of Covid-19 Virus

By Zuzanna K. Filutowska - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=29759882 Authors: Khai Lone Lim, Nur Alia Johari, Siew Tung Wong, Loke Tim Khaw, Boon Keat Tan, Kok Keong Chan, Shew Fung Wong, Wan Ling Elaine Chan, Nurul Hanis Ramzi, Patricia Kim Chooi Lim, Sulaiman Lokman Hakim, Kenny Voon The rapid global spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has caused significant health and socioeconomic burden on affected countries. As positive cases continued to rise in Malaysia, public health laboratories experienced an overwhelming demand for COVID-19 screening. The confirmation of positive cases of COVID-19 has solely been based on the detection of the virus using real-time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR). A real-time reverse transcription–polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) assay was developed to rapidly detect the severe acute respiratory syndrome–associated coronavirus (SARS-CoV). The assay, based on multiple primer and probe sets located in different regions of the SARS-CoV genome, could discriminate SARS-CoV from other human and animal coronaviruses In efforts to increase the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of COVID-19 screening, the study evaluated the feasibility of pooling clinical swab specimens during nucleic acid extraction without a reduction in sensitivity of qRT-PCR. Pools of 10 specimens were extracted and subsequently tested by qRT-PCR according to the WHO-Charité protocol. Read the full article

[nickyhants]

Past, Present and Future Advances in MSI Testing Join Dr. Bacher talking about the first, second and third generation of MSI tests and technologies developed or in development at Promega on Tuesday 27th August at 2.30 p.m. UK time In this webinar he will cover the history and current trends of Microsatellite Instability (MSI) characterisation of tumour tissue, and offer perspective based upon recent scientific research regarding MSI. MSI characterisation of tumour tissue has been routinely performed by Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and Capillary Electrophoresis (CE) resolution for almost two decades with the goal of identifying functional evidence of genomic instability (loss of DNA mismatch repair system) associated with research in hereditary cancers called, Lynch Syndrome. With the rapid advancement of research around MSI as biomarker, there is often confusion regarding the history and evolution of MSI as biomarker and the differences between different technologies or techniques for identifying MSI status. Dr. Bacher will discuss techniques like immunohistochemistry mismatch repair (MMR by IHC) staining and how they compare to MSI by PCR/CE. Register on our website (link in bio, under resources) to listen live or later. . . . #MSI #LabChat #PhDChat #biomarkers #PCR #DNA #genomics #Promega #PromegaUK #MicrosatelliteInstability #PolymeraseChainReaction #lynchsyndrome #oncologyresearch #cancerresearch #hereditarycancers #instascience #sciencewebinars #science #biology #research #biomarker #immunohistochemistry #MMR #IHC #CapillaryElectrophoresis https://ift.tt/2zbiUfs

[marcosayan10]

Covid, l'attacco di Zangrillo: "Dico quello che vedo e ne ho le palle piene! Agli italiani va detta la verità: riprendete a vivere, andate in vacanza, al ristorante, in banca...Altrimenti Conte tra due anni dovrà chiedere 800 miliardi in Europa" #covid19 #covid19italia #coronavirus #sarscov2 #virus #pecoronavirus #ginovirus #truffavirus #hoax #pandemia #panzemia #oms #who #gavi #billgatesisevil #killbill #anthonyfauci #tampone #dna #vaccine #mascherine #socialdistancing #guanti #newnormal #tso #italia #kennedy #donaldtrump #karymullis #polymerasechainreaction (at Lombardy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CC65o9mqAYn/?igshid=1kv70nup7aeoh

[biologycoachonline-blog]

#TBT: Developed in 1983 by #KaryMullis, #PolymeraseChainReaction (PCR) is a technique used in #MolecularBiology to amplify a single copy (or a few copies) of a segment of #DNA exponentially generating thousands to millions of copies of a particular gene sequence. Both easy and comparatively inexpensive, #PCR is a reliable way to repeatedly replicate a segment of DNA of particular interest. PCR is now a common and often indispensable technique used in clinical labs and research institutions for a variety of applications including: DNA and #GeneCloning, diagnosis of hereditary diseases, amplification of prehistoric #genomes, #ForensicScience, and detection of infectious diseases. #Mullis and colleague #MichaelSmith shared the 1993 #NobelPrize in #Chemistry for their work on PCR. #biophiles #biology #throwbackthursday #cellbiology

[viralphd]

Staying late to do a restriction digestion only to find out that the restriction enzymes did not cut the DNA because of high salt concentration . . . . . . . . . #restrixtionenzymes #dnadigestion #polymerasechainreaction #cloning #pcr #rnaprep #science #sciart #dna #restrictiondigest #restrictiondigestion #phdproblems #scientistproblems #molecularbiology #laboratory #science #scientist #phd #phdstudent #lablife #phdlife #viralphd #biology #phdstudentlife #viralphd