(LAMP) D68VR-1197

Ann-Kristin Tveten1, Hanne Lillerovde Ørstenvik1, Ingvill Tolaas1

  • 1Faculty of Natural Sciences, Department of Biological Sciences Ålesund, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Larsgaardsveien 2, Aalesund NO-6009, Norway.

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概括

一种新的循环介导同热放大 (LAMP) 试验可以快速检测非典型的肠道病毒D68 VR-1197菌株. 这种护理点测试为识别这种病毒提供了更快的替代方案,这种病毒会导致儿童严重的呼吸道疾病.

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