Infectious Diseases
New Infectious Diseases Research from University Medical Center Outlined
Published in Virus Weekly, April 5th, 2011
2011 APR 5 -- Investigators publish new data in the report 'Reverse transfected cell microarrays in infectious disease research.' "Several human pathogenic viruses encode large genomes with often more than 100 genes. Viral pathogenicity is determined by carefully orchestrated co-operative activities of several different viral genes which trigger the phenotypic functions of the infected cells," scientists in Erlangen, Germany report.
"Systematic analyses of these complex interactions require high-throughput transfection technology. Here we have provided a laboratory manual for the reverse transfected cell microarray (RTCM; alternative name: cell chip) as a...
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Source: Virus Weekly (2011-04-05)
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