Encephalitis B Virus Nucleic Acid

Japanese encephalitis is a blood-borne infectious disease, which is extremely harmful to the health and life of patients. After a human is infected with encephalitis B virus, after about 4 to 7 days of incubation, a large number of viruses proliferate in the body, and the virus spreads to cells in the liver, spleen, etc. In a small number of patients (0.1%), the virus in the body can cause inflammation of the meninges and brain tissue. Therefore, the rapid diagnosis of encephalitis B virus is the key to the treatment of Japanese encephalitis, and the establishment of a simple, specific and rapid etiological diagnosis method is of great significance in the clinical diagnosis of Japanese encephalitis.