DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTIPLEX MICROSPHERE IMMUNOASSAY FOR THE DETECTION OF ANTIBODIES AGAINST HIGHLY PATHOGENIC VIRUSES IN HUMAN AND ANIMAL SERUM SAMPLES.

Surveillance of highly pathogenic viruses circulating in both human and animal populations is crucial to unveil endemic infections and potential zoonotic reservoirs.Monitoring the burden of disease by serological assay could be used as an early warning system for imminent outbreaks as an increased seroprevalance often precedes larger outbreaks.Howe

In veterinary medicine, the diagnosis of peripheral neuropathies is currently performed using semithin sections or nerve fiber teasing from nerve biopsy.However, these methods actually fail to identify more specific length-dependent and somatosensitive neuropathies.In humans, skin punch biopsy is used to diagnose the latter, through the identificat

With the rapid growth of technology in smart city networks, navigation inside complex buildings is difficult to navigate within such structures.Since the indoor Global Positioning System (GPS) works within an ultra-high radio frequency range, thick walls can negatively affect the quality of signals.The lack of GPS signals and line of sight with Pat

Polyaniline (PANI) and functionalised polyanilines (fPANI) are novel antimicrobial agents Die-Cast whose mechanism of action was investigated.Escherichia coli single gene deletion mutants revealed that the antimicrobial mechanism of PANI likely involves production of hydrogen peroxide while homopolymer poly(3-aminobenzoic acid), P3ABA, used as an e