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How Early Can I Get Dna Pcr
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DNA PCR and Early Treatment Before HIV SeroconversionDear Dr. Holodniy:Given the recent FDA approval of the Qualitative DNA PCRtest for HIV diagnosis and also given the new research by Dr. Franco Lori who states that the "time before completeseroconversion might provide an imprtant window...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
Tell it to the FDA. How many patients would truly be identified during this time period to potentially benefit from such early intervention. The controlled studies still need to be done.MH...
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DNA PCR /RNA PCR/ NATCan you explain the difference in these tests DNA PCR/ RNA PCR/ NAT? Which are better at detecting... Read more »TCID vs RNA PCR vs DNA PCRI have results from a PBMC culture of one copy per 1,000,000 cells and my RNA PCR is less than 100... Read more »
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In New Way to Edit DNA, Hope for Treating DiseaseAn ongoing clinical trial is using a new gene-editing technique to remove a major doorway HIV uses to infect human T cells. The approach uses naturally occurring proteins called zinc fingers, each of which can recognize a set of three letters, or... Read more »
Tuberculosis May Have Been Around Much LongerWhile previous studies of TB bacteria's DNA have estimated that the lung disease originated about 35,000 years ago, researchers at the Pasteur Institute in Paris believe it could have been present in early hominids up to 3 million years ago. "Our... Read more »
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Connect With Others
What do you think of DNA PCR tests?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Is it wise to get a DNA PCR test done. Does anyone have any experience with this? I called a web site that offers this service and they say that this test can be conclusive as early as six weeks. Is there any point in having this test done?
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here's some info on the dna pcr
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
The number to call is 1-800-584-8183 about the conclusive 28 day dna pcr. they also do the regular elisa. i got the number from the cdc. the rep their said the test is conclusive after 28 days but it could pick up hiv as early as six days. just as...
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Difference between RNA-PCR and RNA-bDNA tests?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Does anybody know the difference between RNA-PCR and RNA-bDNA tests?Are these tests accurate? Any false negative or false positive results? Are they worth taking to evaluate early HIV infection when possible early HIV infection symptoms are present? I... Read more » DNA PCR tests
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Where does one go for a DNA PCR test and will they usually not be given to you? Read more »
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