Publications by authors named "Ruiwei Zhang"
Fully integrated theranostic devices are highly esteemed in clinical applications, offering immense potential in real-time disease monitoring and personalized care. Microneedles (MNs), as innovative and wearable devices, boast important advantages in biosensing and therapy, thus holding significant promise in the advancement of diagnostic and therapeutic platforms. Encouragingly, advancements in electrochemical sensing technology, micronano fabrication, and biocompatible materials are propelling momentum for MNs-based closed-loop systems, enhancing detection capabilities, biocompatibility, and cost-effectiveness.
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- The study investigates the link between rare damaging genetic variants and chromosomally normal pregnancy loss, aiming to measure the strength of this association.
- Researchers compared genetic data from 19 cases of pregnancy loss to controls from a larger autism database, finding a higher proportion of rare damaging variants in the loss cases (36.8%) compared to controls (22.9%).
- It concludes that rare genetic variants in embryos could contribute to normal pregnancy loss, suggesting that further research is required to accurately assess this relationship and explore underlying biological mechanisms.
[Study on the application of number fluorescence density in detecting autoantibodies titer].
Sheng Wu Yi Xue Gong Cheng Xue Za Zhi
June 2002
This study was firstly conducted to detect antinuclear antibody(ANA) titer by using number influorescence density analysis assay instead of serum diluted assay. The best camera explore time was selected. Then 4,140 ANA positive sera were detected to determine the relationship between number influorescence density (detected by number camera system Spot 32 and computer analysis software ipwin32) and serum diluted titer.
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