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124 results about "Dengue fever" patented technology

A mosquito borne viral disease.

Comprehensive evaluation method for dengue risk

The invention provides a comprehensive evaluation method for a dengue risk. The method comprises the steps that dengue case data, mosquito-borne data, meteorological data, map data, environment factordata, social economy data, demography data and surrounding country or area epidemic situation data are collected; a basic risk value, a nearby risk value and a future prediction risk value are calculated, and weight coefficients of the three risk values are calculated; the comprehensive evaluation method is established, and a total dengue risk value is calculated; with reference to meteorologicaldisaster level early warning, the total risk value is evaluated for the dengue risk, and grading is conducted; based on a generalized addition model, a smooth function can be used for conducting non-linear processing on variables; the variables such as meteorological factors, dengue case numbers and mosquito-borne factors are comprehensively considered and comprise more information related to attack; in combination with the three risk values, a dengue risk evaluation model is established, the dengue spreading risk is identified at multiple angles, the influence of multiple factors on dengue spreading is comprehensively considered, and the accuracy of dengue risk evaluation is effectively improved.
Owner:广东省公共卫生研究院

Methods of treatment and diagnosis using modulators of virus-induced cellular gene sequences

InactiveUS20070087982A1Reduce expressionReducing and preventing expression of mRNABiocideGenetic material ingredientsDiseaseImmunodeficiency virus
Applicants have used microarrays, gene expression profiling, and gene silencing methods to identify and provide a plurality of ‘validated’ virus-induced cellular gene sequences (e.g., HMG20B, HRH1, NP and c-YES (src family kinases)) and pathways useful as therapeutic targets for modulation of viral-mediated cellular effects. Particular embodiments provide therapeutic compositions, and methods for modulation of viral infection, replication, maturation, progression, or other virally-related conditions or diseases, comprising inhibition of virally-induced gene sequences and gene products. Additional embodiments provide screening assays for compounds useful to modulate viral infection, replication, maturation or progression, or viral-related conditions or diseases. Further embodiments provide diagnostic and/or prognostic assays for viral infection, replication, maturation or progression. Preferably, the viruses all selected from the group consisting of retroviruses (e.g., human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and viruses of the family Flaviviridae that includes the flaviviruses (e.g., West Nile virus (WNV), Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV), yellow fever virus (YFV) and Dengue fever virus (DEN)), and hepatitis C virus (HCV).
Owner:OREGON HEALTH & SCI UNIV

Fluorescent quantitative RT-PCR detection kit and detection method for enterovirus

The invention provides a fluorescence quantitative RT-PCR detecting kit for an enterovirus and a detecting method thereof; and the sequences of an upstream primer and a downstream primer and a specific probe of the fluorescence quantitative RT-PCR detecting kit are as follows: the upstream primer EV(YG)F is 5'-GGCTGCGYTGGCGGCC-3', the downstream primer EV(YG)R is 5'-CCAAAGTAGT CGGTTCCGC-3' and the specific probe EV(YG)PB is 5'-CTCCGGCCCCTGAATGCGG-3'. The method has high specificity on detecting the enterovirus and does not have cross reactions with other enteroviruses such as hepatitis A, hives, rubella, parotitis, encephalitis, dengue fever, adenovirus, and the like. The detection sensitivity of the method achieves 0.1TCID50; the method can directly detect the nucleic acid of the enterovirus from the samples of ncurolymph, herpes liquid, dejecta and the like of suspected patients; only about 3h is needed from extracting the nucleic acid of the enterovirus to finishing the detection; and the detecting kit and the detecting method are suitable for the lab early diagnosis of sudden epidemic caused by the infection of the enteroviruses such as the hand-foot-and-mouth disease and the like.
Owner:ZHEJIANG CENT FOR DISEASE CONTROL & PREVENTION
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