Publications by authors named "I A Sidorov"

Unlabelled: Rhabdomyosarcomas (RMS) are one of the most common types of sarcomas in children and adolescents. The alveolar RMS subgroup is of particular interest because in some cases, the translocation of the and genes is combined with an amplification of the corresponding hybrid gene. According to literature data, the frequency of the translocation is 70-90% and the translocation 10-30%.

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Introduction: BRAF V600E substitution predicts sensitivity of a cancer to BRAF inhibitor therapy. The mutation is rarely found in soft-tissue sarcomas. Here we describe a case of undifferentiated spindle cell sarcoma showing primary insensitivity to standard chemotherapy and pronounced but non-sustained response to BRAF/MEK inhibitors at recurrence.

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  • Metagenomics helps diagnose infections, but there hasn't been much comparison of methods for finding viruses across different labs.
  • A study was done by the European Society for Clinical Virology to test twelve different lab methods using a special reference panel that simulates low amounts of viruses.
  • The results showed that most methods could find common viruses, but some struggled with very low amounts, suggesting labs need to follow the same standards for better results.
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Unlabelled: Viral enrichment by probe hybridization has been reported to significantly increase the sensitivity of viral metagenomics. This study compares the analytical performance of two targeted metagenomic virus capture probe-based methods: (i) SeqCap EZ HyperCap by Roche (ViroCap) and (ii) Twist Comprehensive Viral Research Panel workflow, for diagnostic use. Sensitivity, specificity, and limit of detection were analyzed using 25 synthetic viral sequences spiked in increasing proportions of human background DNA, eight clinical samples, and American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) Virome Virus Mix.

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  • Various cell culture models have been used for SARS-CoV-2 research, including Vero and Calu-3 cells, but they each have their drawbacks.
  • Human ACE2-expressing H1299 cells offer a more efficient alternative, as they are easy to manipulate and support high levels of viral replication while displaying a functional immune response.
  • These H1299/ACE2 cells are particularly useful for conducting antiviral assays and studying variants like omicron, making them a valuable tool in understanding the virus and developing treatments.
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