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    As COVID cases rise again, what do you need to know about the new FLiRT variants?

    FLirt Covid 19 Virus: Scientists are studying the FLiRT variants, subvariants of the Omicron lineage, which may be more contagious and evade immunity better. The FLiRT variants, derived from the JN.1 variant, are demonstrating increased 'fitness' and may become the dominant subvariants in Australia. Booster shots targeting Omicron XBB.1.5 provide significant protection against severe illness.

    Trivitron develops kit for detection of Monkeypox virus

    "As a responsible MedTech product manufacturer, we feel that the current situation calls for immediate measures to stop the viral spread. India has always been at the forefront of extending help to the world, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and this time also the world needs assistance," Trivitron Healthcare Group Chief Executive Officer Chandra Ganjoo said in a statement.

    Stocking up on home-testing kits? Doctors believe the pricier RT-PCR test is a better option

    There has been a surge in demand for self-testing kits as Covid-19 cases rise across the nation.

    Road ministry issues draft norms for safer, fuel-efficient vehicle tyres in India

    The ministry has proposed this regime for new model tyres from October 1, 2021 and for the existing models from October 1,2022.

    Reliance develops RT-PCR kit that can give COVID-19 results in 2 hours

    The sources said computational biologists at Reliance Life Sciences, a subsidiary of billionaire Mukesh Ambani-run Reliance Industries Ltd, analysed more than 100 genomes of SARS-CoV-2 sequenced in India and designed unique RT-PCR primers for developing quantitative-Real Time PCR (RT-PCR) kit for COVID-19 detection.

    IIT Guwahati researchers design engineered surfaces to detect, prevent coronavirus

    "So far we are using antibody-based assays and RT-PCR based methods for testing during pandemic. However, longer assay time, cost, complex procedures and false positive or negative results are a few bottlenecks of these methods," Lalit M Pandey, associate professor, Department of Biosciences and Bioengineering, told .

    The Economic Times
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