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3 results about "Meticillin resistance" patented technology

Compositions, methods, and systems for detecting methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus

ActiveUS12638447B2Disease diagnosisBiological testingMethicillin resistant StaphylococcusMicroorganism
Disclosed are compositions, methods and systems for detecting MRSA, for example MRSA nasal colonization. In certain embodiments, the methods use bacteriophage-based amplification of the signal in detection of bacteria and other microorganisms to detect MRSA. The methods for detecting MRSA may include preparing an assay comprising a selective agent and a cocktail comprising at least two different types of recombinant bacteriophages, incubating the sample in the assay, capturing an indicator protein product, and detecting an indicator protein product produced by the recombinant bacteriophage, wherein positive detection of the indicator protein product indicates that MRSA is present in the sample.
Owner:LABORATORY CORPORATION OF AMERICA HOLDINGS INC

Device, procedure and system for detecting bacterial pathogens including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus or clostridium difficile

A bio-sensor device for the electrochemical detection of a bacterial pathogen, the device including a sample chamber and an electronic data module. The sample chamber includes passive sensing probes to detect pathogenic antigens in a sample containing the bacterial pathogen. The probes detect a reaction voltage corresponding to an antigen-antibody reaction occurring when the pathogenic antigens come into contact with an antibody specific for pathogenic antigens present in in the contents of the sample chamber and contacted by the electrical probes. The electronic data module detects and processes electrical signals detected by the conductive electrical probes corresponding to an amount of the antigen present in the sample, wherein the reaction voltage is detected at the time of the reaction.
Owner:KERN III CLIFFORD H +3