Clinical and Diagnostic Virology

Diagnostic Methods

Several features of bivalve mollusks make the discovery of viral infection difficult as they do not construct antiseptic and, in spite of several strives, mollusk cell lines are still not handy. No little tools are accessible at available time to verify iridolike viruses contaminate poles a part oyster manner. The evolution of nucleic acid-based procedures can be of great significance for a quick identification of the linked viral diseases, which are not attainable using regular methods such as light microscopy and TEM. Moreover, the care of these techniques, for example, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), is high authorizing the noticing of virus DNA even when attending in low volume.