The clinical relevance of polymerase chain reaction (PCR)–based techniques for detection of disseminated tumour cells (DTCs) in the bone marrow of bladder cancer (BCa) patients is still under debate, as data on long-term follow-up analysis have not yet been published.
However, all DNA based techniques for detection of malaria parasites in a blood sample are imperfect.
This paper presents the results of an experimental investigation on the use of fiber optic based technique for early detection of delamination at the web/flange junction of a GFRP I-beam.
In this paper we describe the development of a novel polyclonal based technique for the detection of the Malaria parasite P. vivax.
Bapat, G., Labade, C., Chaudhari, A. & Zinjarde, S. Silica nanoparticle based techniques for extraction, detection, and degradation of pesticides.
In this study we analyze the Ground Level Enhancement Event No 70 observed on December 13 , 2006 by correlating the observations from two research topics: Cosmic rays and Very Low Frequency (VLF < 30 kHz) wave propagation, as two ground based techniques for the detection of solar proton events, and their impact on the lower ionosphere.
On the other hand, molecular detection based techniques for bacteria identification are rapid, specific and sensitive.
The study was performed with an ICC-based technique for detection of tumor cells both in bone marrow and peripheral blood, as this was the available and most standardized method at the time of the study initiation.
We tested the performance of Multiplex Amplicon Quantification, a newly developed low-cost, closed-tube and high-throughput PCR-based technique for detection of copy number alterations in regions with prognostic relevance for neuroblastoma.
The usefulness of the nanochip platform-based techniques for medical diagnostics was illustrated by the detection of host genetic biomarkers for respiratory viral infection and of the dengue virus gene.
