Australian scientists claim they have been able to confirm the presence of corona virus in just 20 minutes from blood samples.
Experts at Monash University have developed the blood test and hope the discovery will help limit the spread of code 19 locally globally.
He said he had been able to diagnose recent cases of code 19 from 20 micro liters of plasma from blood samples.
In this study, experts from the Department of Chemical Engineering at BioPara and the University of Mona worked together to develop a simple blood test that could detect the presence of antibodies in the blood in response to corona virus disease.
The researchers said that the corona virus causes a collection of red blood cells in the body that can be seen with the naked eye, while the researchers can tell a positive or negative result in 20 minutes.
PCR tests are currently used to diagnose corona virus in humans, but Australian researchers say a blood test could also determine if a person has recently recovered from a cod-19 infection and is likely to recover. It can also be used to test the level of antibodies in people undergoing vaccination in clinical trials.
The researchers said that with a simple laboratory setup, medical staff around the world would be able to test 200 blood samples per hour, while hospitals equipped with state-of-the-art equipment could diagnose more than 700 blood samples every hour. Gi, which can be about 17,000 in a day.
The findings were published in the journal ACS Sensors and helped countries at high risk of corona virus to learn about the effectiveness of vaccines in population screening, case diagnosis, and clinical trials. Will be found
The researchers say the findings are likely to shock governments and medical teams around the world working to prevent the spread of code 19.
He said the exercise could also increase opportunities for increasing antibody testing rates.
The study looked at people's plasma or red blood cell serum and achieved success through various experiments.
The researchers said that this simple, quick and easy method is best for testing antibodies to the corona virus, while also being a useful tool in the aftermath of the Code 19 epidemic.
