Researchers from Khalifa University are developing a tool for diagnosing monkeys

Researchers at Khalifa University have developed a new electrochemical tool for biological sensing, capable of discovering two main types of anti -immunosuppressive generators simultaneously in response to the urgent need for better diagnoses for monkey chiefs. The tool is highly sensitive and privacy, and many current diagnostic technologies excel in its performance.

The tool developed by researchers, Pandaraj Kanagavali, Raji Adham Al -Qaffas and Dr. Shaima Issa, depends on measuring the changes in the electrochemical current caused by linking the antibiotics generator, to allow very accurate readings within 30 minutes, and the sensor also works by targeting protein to reduce the possibilities of negative results, which is a vital advantage of controlling the outbreaks and conducting the diagnosis Early.

The researchers were able to create a platform that can be transferred, by fixing the antibodies to the M1R and E29, which are two Molders of two anti-monkey chickenpox, where the platform shows severe selective without crossing interstitial interactions with the proteins caused by other viruses such as influenza or «Coveyd-19) associated with severe severe respiratory syndrome, The decrease in the cost of the platform also allows the possible use of it in clinical care points environments, especially in areas with limited access to laboratory resources.