Special Issue of "DNA Nanotechnology"

Special Issue

Special Issue Preface, DNA Based Sensors

DNA-based sensors belong to chemical sensors used in chemical/biochemical analysis. Among the biosensors generally, there are some specific features at these sensors regarding their use to the investigation of DNA itself, both its amount (concentration) and chemical/biochemical reactivity. With respect to this, the DNA biosensors represent irreplaceable testing devices. From the discovery of el...

Special Issue: Next Generation DNA Sequencing

Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) refers to technologies that do not rely on traditional dideoxy-nucleotide (Sanger) sequencing where labeled DNA fragments are physically resolved by electrophoresis. These new technologies rely on different strategies, but essentially all of them make use of real-time data collection of a base level incorporation event across a massive number of reactions (on th...

Editorial for Special Issue of Microbiota

Editorial for Special Issue of Microbiota Bagher Larijani Professor, Endocrinology and Metabolism Research Center, Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinical Sciences Institute, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

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j Abstract After legislative changes in 1978, Italian psychiatry underwent a thorough overhaul, with the gradual closure of all Mental Hospitals. A nation-wide network of Departments of Mental Health now deliver outpatient and inpatient care, but also run semi-residential and residential facilities (the latter with 2.9 beds per 10,000 inhabitants). Hospital care is delivered through small psych...