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Query: UMLS:C0002986 (
Fabry
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Influenza
A virus, both seasonal and pandemic, has the potential to cause rampant devastating disease around the world. The most relied upon methods of viral detection require days, skilled workers, and laboratory settings to complete properly. Here, we report two methods for the detection of the nucleoprotein from inactivated
influenza
A (IFA-NP), a patented polymer-protein antibody orientation immuno-method, termed ALYNGSA, and a newly fabricated optical label-free
Fabry
-Perot interferometric immunosensor. The ALYGNSA assay for IFA-NP had a level of detection below 5 microg/mL of inactivated virus sample. The label-free detection through
Fabry
-Perot interferometry with the ALYGNSA orientation yielded an improved sensitivity to 1 microg/mL over the fluorescence sandwich assay alone. Characterization of the detection surface by fluorescence microscopy and non-contact AFM corroborated interferometry results. The resulting label-free detection method has the prospective for adaptation into a portable multi-chip sensor capable of real-time in situ detection of
influenza
A virus.
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PMID:Immuno-interferometric sensor for the detection of influenza A nucleoprotein. 1991 Nov 75
We conducted an observational study to assess the impact of COVID-19 emergency on management and outcomes of patients with
Fabry disease
referring to our Center in Naples, Italy. No patient of the 129 included reported suspected symptoms; 3 isolated themselves in auto-quarantine for
flu
-like symptoms. All treated patients regularly continued their therapies; 8 missed one infusion: 3 for self-isolation with 2 relatives, and 3 refused to receive nurse at home. All elective procedures were deferred and telemedicine was adopted.
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PMID:Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on patients with Fabry disease: An Italian experience. 3274 63