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Fluorescent Antibody Test- An Effective Diagnostic Technique

Fluorescent Antibody Test- An Effective Diagnostic Technique

  • 02 Dec 2020   |   : Avantika Sharma Ph.D. Scholar

Immunofluorescence microscopy (fluorescent antibody) was reported by Coons, Creech and Jones in 1941. In 1942, Coons and Kaplan reported that fluorescence dyes can be conjugated with antibodies. These labelled antibodies further used as probes to detect and locate antigen specific to this antibody. Coons and Kalpan in 1950 used Fluorescence microscopy for the first time. […]

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Home-based peritoneal dialysis can help address problems of kidney patients

Home-based peritoneal dialysis can help address problems of kidney patients

  • 10 Sep 2020   |   : Home-based peritoneal dialysis can help address problems of kidney patients

According to Pradhan Mantri National Dialysis Programme (PMNDP), India has nearly two million dialysis patients who frequently have to drive to a dialysis centres two-three times a week especially for haemodialysis as missing any session could be life-threatening for them. Amid the coronavirus scare, several issues such as lack of transport facilities, closure of several […]

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Coronavirus isn’t described by a cytokine storm, shows study

Coronavirus isn’t described by a cytokine storm, shows study

  • 06 Sep 2020   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

Does the COVID-19 cytokine storm exist? Inflammatory proteins, also known as cytokines, play a crucial role in the immune reaction. If this immune response is too powerful, a phenomenon called”cytokine storm”, it can result in harm to the patient. It’s been believed that a cytokine storm contributes to disease severity in patients with COVID-19. Following […]

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Dengue in times of corona – A double whammy!

Dengue in times of corona – A double whammy!

  • 28 Aug 2020   |   : Dr. Prakash Doraiswamy, Sr. Consultant - Critical Care & Anaesthesiology, Aster CMI Hospital

With the monsoon season setting in the threat of viral, bacterial and vector-borne infections are high. A Lancet report published recently states that dengue and Covid-19 are difficult to distinguish because of their “shared clinical and laboratory features”. Many hospitals have recently encountered a handful of curious cases where Covid-19 patients have walked in with […]

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3D Cell Culture Proves Invaluable to Myelination Research

3D Cell Culture Proves Invaluable to Myelination Research

  • 10 Dec 2019   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

AMSBIO reports on the pioneering research published** by scientists at Stanford University Medical School that has cited Mimetix® aligned 3D cell culture scaffold supplied by the company to understand the architecture of the myelin sheaths which insulate neuronal axons, so they can transmit electrical impulses quickly and efficiently. Oligodendrocyte cells in the central nervous system can contact up […]

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Likelihood of tick bite to cause red meat allergy could be higher than previously though

Likelihood of tick bite to cause red meat allergy could be higher than previously though

  • 16 Mar 2019   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

Until now it has been believed that in order for a tick to trigger an allergic immune response to alpha-gal in humans, the tick would need to have recently fed on the alpha-gal-rich blood of a mammal. New research from the UNC School of Medicine presented at the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology […]

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Disease and Diagnosis

Fluorescent Antibody Test- An Effective Diagnostic Technique

Kumar Jeetendra | December 2, 2020
: 02-Dec-2020   |   :Avantika Sharma Ph.D. Scholar

Immunofluorescence microscopy (fluorescent antibody) was reported by Coons, Creech and Jones in 1941. In 1942, Coons and Kaplan reported that fluorescence dyes can be conjugated with antibodies. These labelled antibodies further used as probes to detect and locate antigen specific to this antibody. Coons and Kalpan in 1950 used Fluorescence microscopy for the first time. […]

Categories: Disease and Diagnosis | Comments

Home-based peritoneal dialysis can help address problems of kidney patients

Kumar Jeetendra | September 10, 2020
: 10-Sep-2020   |   :Home-based peritoneal dialysis can help address problems of kidney patients

According to Pradhan Mantri National Dialysis Programme (PMNDP), India has nearly two million dialysis patients who frequently have to drive to a dialysis centres two-three times a week especially for haemodialysis as missing any session could be life-threatening for them. Amid the coronavirus scare, several issues such as lack of transport facilities, closure of several […]

Categories: Disease and Diagnosis | Comments

Coronavirus isn’t described by a cytokine storm, shows study

Kumar Jeetendra | September 6, 2020
: 06-Sep-2020   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

Does the COVID-19 cytokine storm exist? Inflammatory proteins, also known as cytokines, play a crucial role in the immune reaction. If this immune response is too powerful, a phenomenon called”cytokine storm”, it can result in harm to the patient. It’s been believed that a cytokine storm contributes to disease severity in patients with COVID-19. Following […]

Categories: Disease and Diagnosis | Comments

Dengue in times of corona – A double whammy!

Kumar Jeetendra | August 28, 2020
: 28-Aug-2020   |   :Dr. Prakash Doraiswamy, Sr. Consultant - Critical Care & Anaesthesiology, Aster CMI Hospital

With the monsoon season setting in the threat of viral, bacterial and vector-borne infections are high. A Lancet report published recently states that dengue and Covid-19 are difficult to distinguish because of their “shared clinical and laboratory features”. Many hospitals have recently encountered a handful of curious cases where Covid-19 patients have walked in with […]

Categories: Disease and Diagnosis | Comments

3D Cell Culture Proves Invaluable to Myelination Research

Kumar Jeetendra | December 10, 2019
: 10-Dec-2019   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

AMSBIO reports on the pioneering research published** by scientists at Stanford University Medical School that has cited Mimetix® aligned 3D cell culture scaffold supplied by the company to understand the architecture of the myelin sheaths which insulate neuronal axons, so they can transmit electrical impulses quickly and efficiently. Oligodendrocyte cells in the central nervous system can contact up […]

Categories: Disease and Diagnosis | Comments

Likelihood of tick bite to cause red meat allergy could be higher than previously though

Kumar Jeetendra | March 16, 2019
: 16-Mar-2019   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

Until now it has been believed that in order for a tick to trigger an allergic immune response to alpha-gal in humans, the tick would need to have recently fed on the alpha-gal-rich blood of a mammal. New research from the UNC School of Medicine presented at the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology […]

Categories: Disease and Diagnosis | Comments

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