Test developed for the universal detection of all influenza A viruses, including in horses
Horsetalk.co.nz Test developed for the universal detection of all influenza A viruses, including in horses The influenza virus viewed under an electron microscope. Image: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention A test for the universal detection of all influenza A viruses, including those that infect the key hosts, birds, pigs, humans and horses, has been developed by researchers. The new test, reported in the journal PLOS ONE, is said to offer an overall predicted detection rate of 99% on the analysed dataset. The test, developed by Alexander Nagy and his colleagues, has the pot...
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