Testing endosymbiont cellular organelles and compounds identifiable therewith
CA 2364294 C · Owner: Van Gemen, Bob · Inventors: Van Gemen, Bob; Timmermans, Eveline Catherina Anna Clasina; De Ronde, Anthonij
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The invention relates to diagnosis of disease or determination of the function of cellular organisms, being of multi-cellular or unicellular nature visible , by the , naked eye or being a micro-organism. In one embodiment a method is provided , for , determining whether an HIV infected animal is affected by an HIV related disease. , The method comprises determining the amount of a mitochondrial nucleic acid or gene product thereof in a blood sample obtained from the animal determining , the , amount of a nuclear nucleic acid or gene product thereof in the blood sample determining the relative ratio of the mitochondrial nucleic acid or gene product , thereof in relation to the amount of …
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