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Author [WANG De-Bao] article list of Virologica Sinica

Establishment of Hybridization Assay with Nucleic Acid Probe Detect IBDV and Comparison witIl Immunodiffusion Test

CHEN Shi-You, CHEN Pu-Yan, CA Bao-Xiang, JIN You-Xin, WANG De-Bao, ZHANG Ci-Jun

The hybridization assay with digoxigenin(DIG)-labeled probe was developed for detection of in-fectious bursal disease virus(IBDV)and it's semitivity was compared with that of immunodiffusiontest in this experiment.IBDV STC-119 and STC-24 3 cDNA fragments used as probe were preparedfrom recombinant ..., Abstract

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1994 Vol. 09 (4): 351

Comparison of Detected Results of Blood and Urine Specimens of Infant Patients with Hepatitis Using ~(32)p and Biotin-Labeled HCMV DNA Probes

CHAN Yi-Fei, JI Hong, QIU Mu-Rui, WANG De-Bao

Human cytomegaiovirus(HCMV)DNA in clinical blood and urine specimens of 27 infant patients infected with hepatitis were detected by DNA-DNA dot blot hybridization using ~(32)P and biotin labeled cloned HCMV AD169 DNA fragment. The hybridization results of blood and urine specimens were compared 16 ..., Abstract

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1991 Vol. 06 (1): 39

Anti-SRSV Activity of Antisense Oligodeoxynucleotides

CHAN Yi-Fei, JI Hong, QIU Mu-Rui, WANG De-Bao

Synthesized antisense oligodeoxynucleotides, including modified and unmodified, homo- and hetero-forms, were tested for their ability to inhibit mouse SRS virus-induced cellular multiplication, the formations of colonies of SRSV-infected cells and XC syneytia and RT activity. All oligomers were ..., Abstract

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1991 Vol. 06 (1): 33

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