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128 results about "Infective Agent" patented technology

Infective agent - an agent capable of producing infection. infectious agent. virus - (virology) ultramicroscopic infectious agent that replicates itself only within cells of living hosts; many are pathogenic; a piece of nucleic acid (DNA or RNA) wrapped in a thin coat of protein.

Method for identifying microorganism or detecting its morphology alteration using surface enhanced raman scattering (SERS)

InactiveUS20110143332A1Constructive interferenceInduce changeBioreactor/fermenter combinationsRadiation pyrometryInfectious agentRaman scattering
The present invention relates to a method for producing a profile identifying a microorganism based on surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) and an apparatus thereof. The method comprises: (1) placing the microorganism on a SERS-active substrate; (2) mounting the microorganism with a mounting solution; (3) obtaining a SERS spectrum of the microorganism in step (2); and (4) analyzing the SERS spectrum to produce the profile.
The present invention also relates to a method for detecting morphology alteration of a microorganism due to an antimicrobial agent or an infectious agent based on SERS and an apparatus thereof. The method comprises: (1) placing the microorganism on a SERS-active substrate; (2) mounting the microorganism with a mounting solution; (3) treating the microorganism with a pharmaceutically effective amount of the antimicrobial agent or the infectious agent; (4) obtaining a SERS spectrum of the microorganism in step (3); and (5) identifying effect of the antimicrobial agent or the infectious agent by at least one new peak in the SERS spectrum in step (4) compared to a SERS spectrum of a control sample, wherein the control sample is not treated with the antimicrobial agent or the infectious agent.
Owner:NATIONAL YANG MING UNIVERSITY +1

Detection and characterization of microorganisms

A method for separating microorganisms, especially infectious agents, from a mixture by two dimensional centrifugation on the basis of sedimentation rate and isopycnic banding density, for sedimenting such microorganisms through zones of immobilized reagents to which they are resistant, for detecting banded particles by light scatter or fluorescence using nucleic acid specific dyes, and for recovering the banded particles in very small volumes for characterization by mass spectrometry of viral protein subunits and intact viral particles, and by fluorescence flow cytometric determination of both nucleic acid mass and the masses of fragments produced by restriction enzymes. The method is based on the discovery that individual microorganisms, such as bacterial and viral species, are each physically relatively homogeneous, and are distinguishable in their biophysical properties from other biological particles, and from non-biological particles found in nature. The method is useful for distinguishing infections, for identifying known microorganisms, and for discovering and characterizing new microorganisms. The method provides very rapid identification of microorganisms, and hence allows a rational choice of therapy for identified infectious agents. A particularly useful application is in clinical trials of new antibiotics and antivirals, where it is essential to identify at the outset individuals infected with the targeted infectious agent.
Owner:LARGE SCALE PROTEOMICS
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