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New nanomagnetic bead dot ELISA immunoassay and its application to the detection of Giardial amblia copro antigen
Abstract
The discovery of vegetative forms or cysts of Giardia lamblia in the faeces of infected individuals is the conventional foundation of diagnosis. It has recently been used rather than techniques that rely on subjective microscopy of stool specimens of Giardia cysts, which can facilitate the diagnosis of Giardia lamblia in faecal specimens, with the advent of more objective techniques such as antigen detection, which can facilitate the diagnosis of Giardia lamblia in faecal specimens. Dot ELISA detects amoeba, malaria, toxoplasmosis, babesiosis, cutaneous and visceral leishmaniasis, tripanosomasis, fasciolosis, toxoplasmosis, fasciolosis, cystosis, echinococcosis, trixinosis, and even tickling. This test is commonly used to diagnose leishmaniasis. Metal nanoparticles are becoming more popular in biomedical research. The purpose of this study was to develop a novel nano diagnostic test (ELISA based on nanomagnetic beads and dot ELISA assay utilising nanomagnetic beads) for detecting coproantigen in Giardia lamblia patients' stool. It was a metaphor for a classic sandwich. ELISA. This is the first study to use NMB dot ELISA to detect G. Giardia lamblia antigen in the faeces of infected patients.
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