Nucleic Acid Sequence-Based Amplification and Its Applications in Viral Diagnosis
Tong Lin
Abstract
Tong Lin
Abstract
Nucleic acid sequence-based amplification(NASBA) is a sensitive,isothermal,transcription-based amplification system specifically designed for the detection of RNA targets,which could amplify templete RNA in 2h under isothermal condition at about 42°C and without any special equipment.NASBA is now widely applicated in diagnosis of many pathogenic microorganism.It is mainly about principles and applications of NASBA in viral diagnosis.
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Nucleic acid sequence-based amplification(NASBA) is a sensitive,isothermal,transcription-based amplification system specifically designed for the detection of RNA targets,which could amplify templete RNA in 2h under isothermal condition at about 42°C and without any special equipment.NASBA is now widely applicated in diagnosis of many pathogenic microorganism.It is mainly about principles and applications of NASBA in viral diagnosis.
Key concepts: NASBA, Nucleic acid, Loop-mediated isothermal amplification, RNA, Computational biology, Transcription (linguistics), Sequence (biology), Biology