Search for dissertations about: "bacterial identification"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 146 swedish dissertations containing the words bacterial identification.
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1. Bacterial identification by the 16S rRNA gene
Abstract : The identification and classification of bacteria was initially performed with morphological methods applied on cultivated bacteria. It was not until the mid 1970s, when sequences of ribosomal RNA were discovered to be useful for bacterial evolution, that a new era started. This method showed to be far more accurate for bacterial identification. READ MORE
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2. Bacterial antibody hydrolyzing enzymes – as bacterial virulence factors and biotechnological tools
Abstract : Antibodies are an essential part of the human immune system, and antibody mediated immunity has been an area of interest for many researchers for almost a century. An accumulation of knowledge regarding antibody structure, glycosylation and receptor interactions has contributed to the current understanding of antibody mediated immunity. READ MORE
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3. Method development and applications of Pyrosequencing technology
Abstract : The ability to determine nucleic acid sequences is one ofthe most important platforms for the detailed study ofbiological systems. Pyrosequencing technology is a relativelynovel DNA sequencing technique with multifaceted uniquecharacteristics, adjustable to different strategies, formatsand instrumentations. READ MORE
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4. Identification and Characterization of Biomarkers in Bacterial Infections
Abstract : In recent years molecular biology has become an integral part of the clinical laboratory. With an ever increasing number of methodologies and applications being presented each year it has increased our knowledge of how bacteria cause disease as well as our ability to predict disease outcome. READ MORE
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5. Amines and Bacterial Vaginosis
Abstract : Bacterial Vaginosis (BY) is a common syndrome, with a prevalence of 10-30% in women of childbearing age. The decisive pathogenetic factoris thought to have a microbiological origin, but so far no specific bacteria have been implicated in causing BV. READ MORE