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DOI: 10.1201/b11115-17
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The Autonomous Pathogen Detection System

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“…A number of historically offline analysis techniques have been applied for RT bioaerosol detection and analysis, with relatively limited scope of application, and currently no commercial availability of paired sampling analysis, although the Autonomous Pathogen Detection System (APDS) has been deployed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as part of its BioWatch program (Dzenitis and Makarewicz 2010;Regan et al 2008). In particular, collection of airborne PM directly into liquid, e.g., via an impinger, particleinto-liquid-sampler (e.g., wet cyclone), or Spot Sampler TM aerosol particle collector (Aerosol Devices, Fort Collins, Colorado), allows for coupling to RT chemical and biological analyses (Cho et al 2019;Morris et al 2014b;Pan et al 2016Pan et al , 2018Park et al 2014;Seshadri et al 2009).…”
Section: Paired Aqueous Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A number of historically offline analysis techniques have been applied for RT bioaerosol detection and analysis, with relatively limited scope of application, and currently no commercial availability of paired sampling analysis, although the Autonomous Pathogen Detection System (APDS) has been deployed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as part of its BioWatch program (Dzenitis and Makarewicz 2010;Regan et al 2008). In particular, collection of airborne PM directly into liquid, e.g., via an impinger, particleinto-liquid-sampler (e.g., wet cyclone), or Spot Sampler TM aerosol particle collector (Aerosol Devices, Fort Collins, Colorado), allows for coupling to RT chemical and biological analyses (Cho et al 2019;Morris et al 2014b;Pan et al 2016Pan et al , 2018Park et al 2014;Seshadri et al 2009).…”
Section: Paired Aqueous Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Flow cytometry detects microorganisms or other cellular material after attaching fluorescent probes for more selective detection. Identification is possible, e.g., after PCR amplification (Dzenitis and Makarewicz 2010;Regan et al 2008). Performing these steps autonomously in RT has rarely been achieved (i.e., APDS as an exception; Regan et al 2008).…”
Section: Paired Aqueous Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Поэтому перспективная система мониторинга биогенных рисков должна быть основана не только на агрегации лабораторных данных, получаемых от КДЛ, но и на основе создания собственной сети источников информации о биологических рисках, включающей автоматизированные средства индикации ПБА в режиме «реального времени» [19].…”
Section: влияние человеческого фактора на проведение анализов медленная скорость проведения индикации патогенных биологических агентовunclassified
“…Прогресс в области лабораторной диагностики биопатогенов дает возможность создавать наряду с традиционными методами, требующими участия квалифицированного персонала, экспресс-методики с минимальной долей ручного труда оператора и автоматизированные комплексы, работающие без участия человека [19]. При сохранении чувствительности и специфичности, новые подходы сокращают время проведения анализа от суток до часов и минут.…”
Section: влияние человеческого фактора на проведение анализов медленная скорость проведения индикации патогенных биологических агентовunclassified
“…Usually, the samples are still processed (manually or robotically) in a 96-well plate and automatically sipped into a cytometer. The autonomous pathogen detection system automatically processes aqueous samples from an air collector to test for biowarfare agents using a Luminex flow cytometer and off-the-shelf fluidic components in a large free-standing system (Dzenitis and Makarewics, 2010; Hindson et al, 2005). Another interesting example of an integrated sample processing-analytical system has just been reported by Kuystermans et al (2012) which combines the commercial FlowCytoPrep device (MSP Corp, MN) with a benchtop cytometer to monitor proliferation of cells in culture in an automated process including cell fixation and staining.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%