zymoblot造句

• Qualitative zymoblot is of great potential use in diagnosis of human, animal and plant diseases.
• In all these situations, quantitative zymoblot can be used to determine the severity of the problem.
• Zymoblot is an end-point type of assay where an enzyme reaction is allowed to proceed for a fixed period of time before being stopped by rapid elimination of its specific substrate.
• The detection of an enzyme not known to be normally present in a sample of body fluid ( e . g . blood serum, CSF, synovial fluid, milk, tears . . . etc . ) using qualitative zymoblot is an indication of a physiological disorder, inflammatory reaction or pathogenic infection.
• Similarly, replacing biological fluids with non-biological fluids taken from water bodies ( or prepared from similar environmental sources ) at different locations or depths at different times will allow zymoblot, through detecting enzyme activities, to reveal or monitor microbial load and consequently determine the level of contamination in these sources.
• Wagih is well known for having invented Zymoblot, the fastest available microtechnique to detect gene expression and / or enzyme activity in any biological specimen as well as the  Mirror Image " in vivo " electro-blotting technique that detects virus particles or any foreign protein ( Gene Expression ) in any tissue.
• Samples to be analysed by zymoblot require no dialysis ( a process that may take days ) as washing blots in Tris-buffered saline ( TBS ) before marinating them in the reaction mixture does remove serological technique, uses no antibodies and measures enzyme activity as it detects only the active ( functional ) portion of the total enzyme content in a sample.
• In the summer of 1990, he had another chance to work as a Visiting Scientist with Dr . Jaquline Fletcher, Professor of Mycoplasmology, of the Department of Plant Pathology, Noble Research Centre, Oklahoma State University, U . S . A . During this visit he invented another new technique, termed'zymoblot'( published in Canadian Journal of Microbiology 39 : 543-547 ) to detect enzyme activity in spiroplasmas and Bacteria.