MOLECULAR METHODS FOR DIAGNOSIS OF MALARIA
Journal Title: Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 28
Abstract
In PCR based techniques specific regions of DNA are amplified, enzymatically through successive cycles, resulting in million-fold amplification of the target sequence of DNA. PCR can detect cases declared negative by microscopy and mixed infection due to its high sensitivity at low level of Parasitemia (F. Perandin et al., 20041; Gabriella A. Farcas et al., 20042; Stephanine P. Johnston et al., 20063; Monar Ndao et al., 20044).
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Snehanshu Shukla, Harshita Pant
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