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Outbreaks of viral infectious diseases are often devastating, causing illness, disability, death and massive economic loss. Viral infectious diseases can spread rapid and affecting a large population. The high mutation rate of viruses are especially challenging for disease control and surveillance. Point-of-care technologies using microfluidic principles and integrated with nanomaterials promise to...
The idea of making everything available readily and universally has led to a revolution in the field of networks. In spite of the tremendous growth of technologies in the field of networks and information technology, we still lack in preventing our resources from theft/attacks. This may not concern small organizations but it is a serious issue as far as industry/companies or national security is concerned...
Antivirus observers are hard pressed to argue that we are winning the war against malicious mobile code (MMC). In fact, viruses are so common that the term is now embedded in popular culture - there are even advertising campaigns that use the idea to sell products. When average users know the latest widespread worm or virus by name, we know computer viruses are firmly established and here to stay...
Summary form only given. In a patient infected with Hepatitis B (HBV), the infected host cells replicate the entire virus and also the surface protein of the virus, the hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg). Because the HBsAg is present in greater concentrations than the actual virus in infected blood, it is used as the marker of choice for identifying patients with this disease. The purpose of our...
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