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Tag: Rapid Test
Is Your Alcohol Sanitizer Safe and Effective? Chula’s Pharmaceutical Science Has Developed a User-friendly and Rapid Test Kit to Keep People Away from COVID-19.
Chula Pharmaceutical Science helps increase public confidence to keep COVID-19 at bay with their new test kit to verify the safety and efficacy of hand sanitizers and alcohol-based gel and spray products.
Behind the COVID-19 Diagnostic for Testing Hundreds of People at a Time
Hertz Fellow Cameron Myhrvold and colleagues are advancing research that started long before the pandemic.
Researchers Develop More Reliable Rapid Tests for COVID-19
Researchers Develop More Reliable Rapid Tests for COVID-19
Public Release Date: 15-Jun-2021 00:00:00 US Eastern Time (24hr)
Research News Release
Contact Person: Deborah Kotz
Contact Phone: 410-706-4255
Contact E-mail: [email protected]
Journal: Nature Protocols
DOI: 10.1038/s41596-021-00546-w
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Medicine/Health
Keywords:
Medicine/Health -> Diagnostics
Medicine/Health -> Infectious/Emerging Diseases
Subtitle:
Tests Use Innovative Techniques That Improve Accuracy Rivaling Gold Standard PCR Test
Summary:
Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) have developed two rapid diagnostic tests for COVID-19 that are nearly as accurate as the gold-standard test currently used in laboratories. Unlike the gold standard test, which extracts RNA and uses it to amplify the DNA of the virus, these new tests can detect the presence of the virus in as little as five minutes using different methods.
Rutgers Develops Rapid Test to Detect New Emerging Coronavirus Variants
Rutgers researchers have designed a new rapid test that can detect all three of the rapidly spreading variants of the coronavirus in a little over one hour – much shorter than the three to five days required by current tests, which can also be more technically difficult and expensive to perform.