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  Adenovirus Diagnostic Testing is done all over the world, including in regions such as Germany, Japan, and Mexico. Adenovirus diagnostic testing is administered to patients who are diagnosed with adenovirus. Adenoviruses are extremely common in children and they can cause serious illness if not detected and treated in time. Currently, the most widely used adenovirus diagnostic testing types are the use of PCR-based antigen identification tests and polymerase chain reactions (PCR). There are several problems associated with PCR-based tests such as low sensitivity and false-positive results. In addition, PCR amplifies the genetic material within the virus and does not allow for the generation of template clones from non-genetic DNA. The use of an antigen-specific fluorescent marker probe has recently emerged as one of the more effective ways of Adenovirus Diagnostic Testing . These tests require one or more DNA probes to be randomly introduced into the patient's bloodstream. Based

  Dietary F ibers refer to the part of plant-based food that is not able to be totally broken down by normal digestive enzymes. Fibers come in many different chemical compositions and are grouped generally on the basis of their physical and chemical properties, which impact how they are processed inside the human body. Some of the soluble fibers found in plant food are called non-starchy, while others are called complex. Fibers can also be extracted from plants, including fruits and vegetables. While there are many benefits associated with Dietary F ibers , both for our bodies and our health, they have potential health hazards as well. Non-starchy fibers, especially those that are soluble, have a wide range of physiological effects in the human body. These fibers may have negative effects on cardiovascular systems, but the evidence is unclear. Fibers seem to have some effect on blood pressure and may contribute to atherosclerosis, the plaques that develop in arteries walls. However,