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Sol-gel-based poliovirus-1 detector.

Chen Zolkov, David Avnir, Robert Armon

Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Division of Environmental, Water and Agricultural Engineering, Technion, Haifa 32000, Israel.

Journal Article: Journal of Virological Methods (impact factor: 2.13). 12/2008; DOI: 10.1016/j.jviromet.2008.09.031

Abstract

Hybrid sol-gel films were used to grow Buffalo Green Monkey kidney cell tissues, which were used for poliovirus-1 detection. It is shown that the sol-gel approach allows cutting the standard EPA procedure from 48 to 24h of detection time; that better visualization of the plaques is obtained; that a variety of stains, including fluorescence, can be used; and that the shelf life of the resulting plaques system is well over a year.

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Keywords

Buffalo Green Monkey kidney cell tissues
 
Hybrid sol-gel films
 
plaques
 
resulting plaques system
 
shelf life
 
sol-gel approach
 
stains
 
standard EPA procedure