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panglobal2024-12-10 13:49:342024-12-10 13:49:34Asynt’s parallel temperature-controlled overhead stirring system expands capabilities
Novel customizable immunoassay platform promises rapid, sensitive disease detection without complex laboratory requirements
, /in Autoimmunity & Allergy, Featured Articles /by panglobalA groundbreaking customizable immunoassay system developed by Japanese researchers offers rapid detection of disease biomarkers, allergens and other biomolecules with exceptional sensitivity, potentially revolutionising point-of-care diagnostics
Hoxb8 MAT improves diagnosis of peanut allergy
, /in Featured Articles, Autoimmunity & Allergy /by panglobalA recent report published by the Food Standards Agency in the UK [Patterns and prevalence of adult food allergy (PAFA); https://shorturl.at/jnaLY] estimates that around 6% of the UK adult population have a clinically confirmed IgE-mediated food allergy.
Weighted analysis of autoantibodies in new classification criteria for antiphospholipid syndrome
, /in Featured Articles, Autoimmunity & Allergy /by panglobalBy Dr Jacqueline Gosink New American College of Rheumatology and European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology classification criteria for antiphospholipid syndrome have been developed to aid cohort selection for research and clinical trials. The classification system includes both clinical and laboratory criteria, which are hierarchically clustered, weighted and risk-stratified to ensure high specificity.
Causes of congenital neutropenia and challenges of diagnosis
, /in Hematology & Flow Cytometry, Featured Articles /by panglobalThe congenital neutropenia syndromes are rare conditions caused by mutations in genes associated with various cell processes. While their clinical presentations may overlap, their natural histories vary. Accurate diagnosis of the genetic etiology of specific conditions is crucial for providing individually tailored management, as the different syndromes have different risk profiles for progression to bone […]