Article

eAbstract: Resequencing Microarray for Detection of Human Adenoviruses in Patients with Conjunctivitis

Resequencing microarrays are as effective as PCR for detecting HAdV in conjunctival swabs, according to the authors of this study.

Journal: Journal of Clinical Virology (March 2010)

Authors: Woo P, Lau S, Choi G, et al

Purpose: To determine if high-density resequencing microarray will detect viruses in conjunctival swabs for patients with conjunctivitis.

Results: The use of resequencing microarray was as effective as PCR for the detection of HAdV in conjunctival swabs. However, unlike viral culture and hexon gene PCR sequencing, “resequencing microarray was not able to differentiate the type and species of HAdV.”

Click here to access this third-party resource

Related Videos
Uncovering the Role of COVID-19 in Rheumatic Disease, with Leonard Calabrese, DO
Linda Gillam, MD, MPH | Credit: Atlantic Health System
Jonathan Meyer, MD: Cognitive Gains, Dopamine-Free Schizophrenia Treatment with Xanomeline Trospium Chloride
Chelsie Monroe: Challenges Clinicians Should Consider When Prescribing Muscarinic Modulators for Schizophrenia
Allysa Saggese, NP | Credit: Weill Cornell Medicine
Zobair Younossi, MD, MPH | Credit: American College of Gastroenterology
Thumbnail for schizophrenia special report around approval of Cobenfy.
Thumbnail for schizophrenia special report around approval of Cobenfy.
Thumbnail for schizophrenia special report around approval of Cobenfy.
© 2024 MJH Life Sciences

All rights reserved.