“…Th e results were expressed in copies of CMV genome per mg of tissue. Extraction and amplifi cation steps were controlled for the absence of Taq polymerase inhibitors by the amplifi cation of the human aldolase gene as previously described ( 27 ). Th e molecular data were all interpreted by a single virologist (S.P.).…”
Section: Analyses Performed On Intestinal Biopsy Samplesmentioning
The CMV DNA load determined in inflamed intestinal tissue predicts resistance to steroid treatment and to three drug regimens in UC. Initiation of an early antiviral treatment in these patients might delay the occurrence of resistance to current treatments.
“…Th e results were expressed in copies of CMV genome per mg of tissue. Extraction and amplifi cation steps were controlled for the absence of Taq polymerase inhibitors by the amplifi cation of the human aldolase gene as previously described ( 27 ). Th e molecular data were all interpreted by a single virologist (S.P.).…”
Section: Analyses Performed On Intestinal Biopsy Samplesmentioning
The CMV DNA load determined in inflamed intestinal tissue predicts resistance to steroid treatment and to three drug regimens in UC. Initiation of an early antiviral treatment in these patients might delay the occurrence of resistance to current treatments.
“…Extraction and amplification steps were controlled for the absence of Taq polymerase inhibitors by amplification of the human aldolase gene as previously described. 9 A total of 60 consecutive patients were enrolled in the study, including 42 UC cases and 18 CD cases. The characteristics of the UC patients have been reported.…”
Section: Prevalence Of Cytomegalovirus Infection In Steroidrefractorymentioning
“…In the Saint-Etienne laboratory, HEV amplification was performed using 10 l of RNA as previously described. 17 In the Lyon laboratory, 5 l of RNA were added to a 15 l mixture containing 0.5 M of EV primer (5 -CACYGGATGGCC-3 ), 0.5 mM dNTPs and 5 U of AMV-RT (Promega). Reverse transcription was performed using a GenAmp …”
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