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Implementation of helicase-dependent amplification with SYBR Green I for prompt naked-eye detection of bacterial contaminants in platelet products

2022-10-14

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Platelet transfusions may lead to more significant risks of infection and septic transfusion reactions that can be fatal to the recipient. Platelet products should be screened to limit or detect bacterial contamination before application to patients to minimise any adverse reactions. This study aimed to develop a helicase-dependent amplification (HDA) technique targeting a universal highly conserved bacterial gene...

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03001672-5144-56a6-bcb3-3c5cc8fd78db
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2108180/v1
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