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Influenza H5N1: a kit to detect all virus strains

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Detect the H5N1 influenza virus strain could take only a few hours. A new kit developed by scientists from Southeast Asia became the first of its kind able to identify all variants of the avian flu virus, is in a relatively short period of time. It may be very useful to better control the outbreaks.

The H5N1 avian influenza remains a serious threat. The virus, which originally only infected birds, mutates very rapidly. Known since 1997 and the first human case in Hong Kong could cross the species barrier. If the disease is not from man to man transmitted, it is fatal in 65% of cases. Most cancers are not as deadly!

The H5N1 influenza virus is found in several forms, strains, consecutively appeared many mutations. WHO identified in 41. Currently, advocated testing to identify that some. Researchers at the AITBiotech company, based at Singapore, perhaps will revolutionize the market with their kit capable of revealing the viral strain of H5N1, in only a few hours with a near 100% accuracy.

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http://health-med-news.com/health/influenza-h5n1-a-kit-to-detect-all-virus-strains/
 
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