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BioFlash-DX Biological Identifier
How It Works Interactive – Steps 3 and 4 of 7 | View Interactive (Flash)
Introduction of a plasmid that codes for antibody specific for the pathogenic target, and the display of the antibody on the B cell surface.
BioFlashDX Biological Identifier is designed to create B cell lines that contain aequorin molecules (light emitting molecules), which can signal when in the presence of a specific pathogen (i.e., bacteria). These illustrations were developed to give an overview of this process and were compiled into a web-based interactive.
How It Works Interactive – Step 6 of 7 | View Interactive (Flash)
Processing and extraction of the pathogenic target marker
BioFlashDX Biological Identifier is designed to create B cell lines that contain aequorin molecules (light emitting molecules), which can signal when in the presence of a specific pathogen (i.e., bacteria). These illustrations were developed to give an overview of this process and were compiled into a web-based interactive.
How It Works Interactive – Step 7 of 7 | View Interactive (Flash)
Cascade from the positive identification of the pathogen and subsequent light emission.
BioFlashDX Biological Identifier is designed to create B cell lines that contain aequorin molecules (light emitting molecules), which can signal when in the presence of a specific pathogen (i.e., bacteria). These illustrations were developed to give an overview of this process and were compiled into a web-based interactive.