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Comparative evaluation of four aerosol samplers for infectious influenza virus collection

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By Qingni Li, Yunfeng Chen, Wanlu Hua
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Aerosols are a major route for respiratory virus transmission, yet collecting infectious viral aerosols remains technically challenging. This study systematically evaluated four representative air samplers, including the AGI-30, SKC BioSampler, Andersen impactor, and WA-400III cyclone sampler, for their ability to recover infectious influenza B virus aerosols.
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Comparative study of noninvasive chromosomal screening using blastocyst culture media: frozen–thawed embryos outperform fresh embryos

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By Xiaojun Wen, Junye Huo, Zhanhui Ou, Xiufeng Lin, Yanjun Lyu, Xubin Zhang, Zhiming Li, Wanna Ke, Qingni Li
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT-A) can improve embryo selection in assisted reproductive technology; however, the trophectoderm (TE) biopsy required for testing is invasive and may compromise embryo integrity. While noninvasive chromosomal screening (NICS) using cell-free DNA from spent embryo culture medium (SECM) is a promising alternative, its research in frozen–thawed embryos remains limited.
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