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dc.description.abstractThe field of immunology strives to embody all aspects of the immune gadget in residing organisms. During evolution, a few microbes advanced the ability to invade different organisms and purpose ailment, and thus the immune machine advanced based totally at the need for reputation of tissue harm and danger. Even the simplest of organisms together with unmarried-cellular eukaryotes and plants have evolved mechanisms of immunity to hold integrity of the host system. In reality, among the features of this gadget are shared going from plants to higher vertebrates. These encompass the capacity to recognize and distinguish among infectious agents and the host, the use of germ-line encoded receptors that apprehend molecular systems of microorganisms and, upon such recognition, the induction of genes that encode antimicrobial peptides. In humans, physical boundaries, specialised immune cells and immune organs act in live performance with antimicrobial compounds to warfare infectious agents. newlineIn present study two diagnostic systems one with recombinant antigen for serodiagnosis and other targetting new PCR targets for development of a nucleic acid based detection system were developed. The sensitivity and specificity of the developed assays were evaluated. The insilico identified specific gene targets rBPSS0120 and rBPSS0096 were found less specific and sensitive in comparison to known antigen targets rOmpA and rGroEL. The insilico identified B. pseudomalleispecific antigens will have higher potential forserodiagnosisasthesetargetsarepresentonlyinB.pseudomalleiandabsentinothercross reactive bacterial species. Among all the three insilico identified gene targets bpss0075, bpss0076 and bpss0091, bpss0091 gene was found highly specific and sensitive and was present across all standard strains, clinical and environmental isolates studied. This target also showed high sensitivity in comparison to other two targets (bpss0075 and bpss0076). When both the assays were compared based on specificity and sensitivity, SYBR Green real t
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dc.languageEnglish
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dc.rightsuniversity
dc.titleA study of immunological reviews and growth of human dna
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dc.creator.researcherPRASANTH K V
dc.subject.keywordLife Sciences
dc.subject.keywordMicrobiology
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dc.contributor.guideASHOK KUMAR
dc.publisher.placeDhaid Gaon
dc.publisher.universityHimalayan Garhwal University
dc.publisher.institutionDepartment of Microbiology
dc.date.registered2017
dc.date.completed2021
dc.date.awarded2021
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dc.source.universityUniversity
dc.type.degreePh.D.
Appears in Departments:Microbiology

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