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Biomedical Engineering
Research from Vanderbilt University, Department of Biomedical Engineering provide new insights into biomedical engineering
December 24th, 2006
Research findings, "Autonomous reovirus strain classification using filament-coupled antibodies," are discussed in a new report. According to a study from the United States, "We previously described a filament-based antibody recognition assay (FARA) that generates ELISA-like sandwich structures immobilized on a filament. FARA allows the coupling of antibodies to precise locations along a filament, on-line fluorescence detection of captured pathogen, and feedback-directed filament motion." "These properties suggest that this approach might be useful as an automated means to rapidly classify unknown pathogens. In this report, we describe validation of the novel decision...
Source: Medical Devices & Surgical Technology Week (2006-12-24)
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