Recognising the asymptomatic enemy
Using a 36-gene RT-PCR assay, McClain and colleagues could identify differential transcription patterns in infected patients up to 3 days before the development of clinical signs, with an area under the receiver operating characteristic curve of 0·77. [...]they are unable to detect infection of inac...
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| description | Using a 36-gene RT-PCR assay, McClain and colleagues could identify differential transcription patterns in infected patients up to 3 days before the development of clinical signs, with an area under the receiver operating characteristic curve of 0·77. [...]they are unable to detect infection of inaccessible anatomical sites. [...]detecting a particular microorganism does not imply disease causality; another undetected microorganism might be the cause of symptoms. |
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