Do you know that a single drop of your blood has a memory to reveal your whole past life profile. And now we can reveal that just from single blood test . Surprised, don't be , it's all because of Memory T-Lymphocytes .
A Full Human Viral Scan Can be done now in one go.
Now you are wondering what on earth are those things ? Well, Memory T-Lymphocytes are one of the nature's wonders circulating in our bodies. They keep the memory of all invasions that happen to a pers
on in a lifetime. The entire record of virome (Total Viral count) on body is important in determining the right medical history of patient. All this is done by VirScan, a test that gives all possible details about virus history in living bodies. It is developed at Harvard University by a team of scientists from Eight different institutions (including Max Planck Institute in Germany). It is all done by a blood test that just cost you only $25. This test uses antibodies present in blood and tallies it with the library of 93,000 snippets of viral code. It can reveal approximately up to 1000 different viruses that attacked the body even once in a lifetime. So far, this test proves successful in detecting human Herpes virus, Entero virus, Rhino virus B, Hepatitis C virus and Rubella virus. Further research is progressing to reveal more intriguing details.
on in a lifetime. The entire record of virome (Total Viral count) on body is important in determining the right medical history of patient. All this is done by VirScan, a test that gives all possible details about virus history in living bodies. It is developed at Harvard University by a team of scientists from Eight different institutions (including Max Planck Institute in Germany). It is all done by a blood test that just cost you only $25. This test uses antibodies present in blood and tallies it with the library of 93,000 snippets of viral code. It can reveal approximately up to 1000 different viruses that attacked the body even once in a lifetime. So far, this test proves successful in detecting human Herpes virus, Entero virus, Rhino virus B, Hepatitis C virus and Rubella virus. Further research is progressing to reveal more intriguing details.
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