Direct detection method for tick-borne infections and a cell technology medium for the method
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Mar 11, 2025
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May 26, 2022
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Mar 18, 2020
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This invention relates to a method for the direct detection of tick-borne infections, wherein the human/animal body fluid sample, ideally blood sample to be examined is obtained directly on a specified amount of cell technology medium establishing a partially hostile (semi-hostile) environment, the sample and the cell technology medium are mixed, incubated and stored, if required, meanwhile, the cells and pathogens of the subject are in the semi-hostile environment, then corpuscles and pathogens are separated; a small amount of blood cells from the “buffy coat” layer and blood cells located a few cell layers beneath it are supplemented to and mixed with the gained plasma, the sample is concentrated and the test is finally performed to detect pathogens in the plasma and in blood cells.
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