[New preparations for the rapid diagnostics of dangerous infectious diseases and their use in emergency situations].

V I, Efremenko; I S, Tiumentseva; E N, Afanas'ev; I V, Zharnikova; N F, Vasilenko; E I, Eremenko; E B, Zhilchenko

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[New preparations for the rapid diagnostics of dangerous infectious diseases and their use in emergency situations].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Jun 2003 Russian Journal:Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii (issn: 0372-9311,

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Authors: V I, Efremenko; I S, Tiumentseva; E N, Afanas'ev; I V, Zharnikova; N F, Vasilenko; E I, Eremenko; E B, Zhilchenko;

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[New preparations for the rapid diagnostics of dangerous infectious diseases and their use in emergency situations].

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Abstract

The use of new diagnostic preparations (magnetic immunosorbents, polyvalent fluorescent immunoglobulins and immunoperoxidase conjugates), as well as the combination of magnetic immunosorbents with the polymerase chain reaction, for the rapid diagnostics of dangerous infectious diseases has been shown to have good prospects. Information on their successful use for laboratory diagnostics in emergency situations is presented.

Keywords

Bacteriological Techniques, Bacteria, Immunoglobulins, Hepatitis A, Communicable Diseases, Polymerase Chain Reaction, Disasters, Magnetics, Humans, Hepatitis A virus, Immunosorbents, Fluorescent Dyes, Peroxidase

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