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International Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology is a peer-reviewed hybrid open-access journal launched in 2023 concerning recent advancements and emerging technology in computational biology and bioinformatics. Journal also covers a wide range of topics including synthetic biology and structural genomics. Journal publishes both experimental and theoretical papers.
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| Data From | January 2024 |
| Published Articles | 26 |
| Ahead of Print Articles | 1 |
| Acceptance Time | 57.73 Days |
| Publication Time | 89.55 Days |
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Application of Electron microscopy for virus detection
Abstract Submission Deadline : 30/11/2023
Manuscript Submission Deadline : 25/12/2023
Special Issue Description
Electron Microscopy (EM) is a strong diagnostic device used to aid the determination of Kidney Sickness, Muscle Problems, Neurological Issues, Ciliary Brokenness, Viral Gastroenteritis, Viral Contaminations, or any issue that might profit from the investigation of the fine structures of a biopsy. The high-resolution capacity of the electron microscope instrument is because of the small wavelength of the electron, roughly 0.004 nm for a 100-keV electron, contrasted and roughly 500 nm for visual light. The goal of the cutting-edge electron microscope lens is 0.2 nm; interestingly, that of a decent light microscope is 200 nm. Electron microscopy (EM) is a fundamental apparatus in the identification and examination of virus replication. New EM strategies and continuous specialized upgrades offer an expansive range of uses, permitting inside and out examination of viral effects on the host as well as the climate. For sure, utilizing the most state-of-the-art electron cryomicroscopy techniques, such examinations are presently near the nuclear goal. In blend with bioinformatics, the progress from 2D imaging to 3D rebuilding permits underlying and practical examinations that expand and increase our insight into the shocking variety in infection design and way of life. In blend with confocal laser checking microscopy, EM empowers live imaging of cells and tissues with the high-goal examination. Here, we depict the urgent pretended by EM in the investigation of infections, from primary examination to the organic importance of the viral metagenome (virome). Different tests including molecular and serological strategies expect that a particular test is accessible for infection recognizable proof. EM doesn’t need a live or intact virus; it has been utilized to distinguish variola infection in tainted tissue saved for a long time, by and large, in unknown solutions. Exotic infections in creatures have likewise been distinguished by EM. For instance, a ranavirus was identified in green pythons in the primary exhibit of systemic viral disease in snakes, and confirmation of a herpesvirus in kangaroos, at first recognized with an agreement herpesvirus PCR, was made by EM assessment of the separate filled-in tissue culture.
Keywords
Electron microscopy , Diagnosis , Virus detection , Virus replication , High-resolution
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