Chemistry How Are Molecular Biology Techniques Used to Diagnose Viral Infections?

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Molecular biology techniques play a crucial role in diagnosing viral infections by enabling the detection of viral genetic material. Key methods include polymerase chain reaction (PCR), which amplifies viral DNA or RNA, and next-generation sequencing for comprehensive analysis. Diagnostic tools for specific viruses, such as HIV, are often highlighted as examples of effective applications. Resources and websites focusing on these techniques can provide valuable information for understanding their general use in viral diagnostics. Accessing detailed studies and reviews on molecular diagnostics will enhance knowledge in this area.
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hi
i'm a pharmacy student and need ur help please
i have an assignment with the title(diagnosis of viral infections using molecular biology techniques)
can u please give me useful websites on the subject
thanks a heap :smile:
 
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Tip: look at the diagnostic tools used to detect HIV.
 
thanks iansmith
the problem is that the subject is general, i need more general info
 
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