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Literature


Utilizing TaqMan Array Card Assays for In-Depth Analysis of Wastewater Collected in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Through the Nanotrap Microbiome A Particle workflow paired with downstream TAC analysis, we aim to demonstrate concentration across a wide range of infectious pathogen targets from wastewater samples gathered in various locations in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Jun 5


Intact Microbe Capture and Viable Microbe Recovery from Whole Blood and Urine Using Magnetic Hydrogel Particles
Detection and isolation of intact bacteria from clinical specimens
such as whole blood and urine are critical for clinical microbiology
and translational research. However, complex matrix effects, low
microbial burden, and the absence of sample preparation
workflows that enable intact bacterial capture limit downstream
analysis.
Jun 5


Detection of Arboviruses and Vibrio cholerae from Environmental Water Samples using Magnetic Hydrogel Particles for Microbe Capture and Concentration
Evaluation of Nanotrap® Microbiome Particles, magnetic hydrogel nanoparticles previously validated for capturing viruses and bacteria in environmental water and clinical specimens, for the capture and concentration of arboviruses and Vibrio cholerae from environmental water.
May 4


Enabling Whole-Genome Sequencing of Native Influenza A in Wastewater Using Nanotrap Microbiome Particles and NEBNext Influenza A Integrated Indexing Primers
This study presents an enhanced workflow using Nanotrap Microbiome A and Nanotrap Microbiome B Particles for viral enrichment with the NEBNext® Flu A Integrated Indexing Primer Module protocol, leveraging Oxford Nanopore sequencing for rapid whole-genome characterization. By integrating targeted cDNA synthesis and native barcoding, this approach enables same-day sequencing with improved genome coverage, offering a scalable and high-throughput solution for monitoring influenza
May 4


Enhanced Detection of Fecal Indicators in High Volume Surface Water using Nanotrap Microbiome Particles
This study looks at fecal markers in surface water contaminated with human wastewater and utilizes a magnetic Nanotrap® Particle for capture and concentration of microbes in these samples for fast and reliable detection. This method is compared to a standard filtration method to determine relative sensitivity.
May 4
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