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Image: Researchers have developed a SARS-CoV-2 key chip that requires a small drop of blood from the fingertips.
The research team of the Center for Emergency Material Science (CEMS) of the Japan Institute of Physics and Chemistry has developed a diagnostic system that can quickly and sensitively determine the level of antibodies in the blood that can prevent the new coronavirus infection (COVID-19 virus)
At present, several SARS-CoV-2 vaccines have been developed and are being vaccinated globally
The new research was led by Yoshihiro Ito of CEMS at the Japan Institute of Physics and Chemistry, who developed a technology several years ago that can immobilize any organic compound, including substances of biological origin
This technique is based on the use of light
"Standard antibody quantitative analysis usually requires half a milliliter of blood to be drawn from one of your arms, which is a lot!" Ito said
"In the past, our team has successfully developed an antibody detection system for measles, rubella, and varicella
DOI 10.
