Infectious expression profiling

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Luminex xMAP Cardiac markers Cancer markers Metabolic markers Neurobiology Cytokines Chemokines Growth factor Gene expression profiling Nuclear receptors HLA testing Infectious disease Cystic fibrosis... [Pg.139]

Major Applications Display device, i recording materials, inks, paints, " method for preserving food, 5 method for gene expression profiling, treatment of parasitic diseases, neurological diseases, epilepsy, cancer, - keratin materials, neoplasms, " infectious diseases, neutropenia, detecting chromosome aberrations, bacteria in gastrointestinal track ... [Pg.124]

The majority of viruses that infect plants have single-stranded, positive-sense RNA genomes. It has therefore been necessary to use infectious cDNA clones for the in vitro manipulation of RNA viruses, allowing them to be developed as effective tools for the commercial production of target proteins in plants. This approach has also been used to study the genetic and metabolic profiles of both viruses and their host plants. Siegel [14] conceptualized the potential use of RNA viruses as expression vectors. Brome mosaic virus (BMV) and Tobacco mosaic vims (TMV) were the first two RNA viruses to be converted into expression vectors. These vectors have since been pro-... [Pg.78]