3 main in vitro diagnostic (IVD) techniques | Seamaty

In vitro diagnostics can be divided into three main technical lines: biochemical diagnosis, immunological diagnosis and molecular diagnosis.

Biochemical diagnosis is a medical diagnosis technology that uses chemical reagents to carry out pathological diagnosis, biochemical diagnosis and isotope diagnosis in the medical system. It is mainly applied in the fields of blood routine, urine routine, liver function, kidney function, etc.

Immunodiagnosis is based on immunology and uses the specific reaction of antigen and antibody binding to each other for qualitative or quantitative diagnosis. It is mainly used in the fields of hepatitis, venereal disease, tumor, metabolism, cardiovascular disease, infectious disease and eugenics.

In the field of molecular biology, the principle of hybridization between nucleic acids and corresponding nucleic acids is used to effectively detect specific sequences in somatic cells or nucleic acids using specially designed nucleic acids as probes. It is mainly used in the field of infectious diseases (influenza, hepatitis, venereal diseases, genetic diseases), etc.

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