, hybridization, and PCR techniques on swabs, scrapings or biopsies of lesions. Serology has no role in the diagnosis of HPV infection because the Ab response may require several months to form and Ab levels are usually low.
7. Polyomaviruses
B. RNA_Viruses
1. Enteroviruses
- Poliovirus - readily isolated in a large range of cell lines e. g. MK, BGM, LLC-MK2, human diploid, Vero, Hep-2
- Coxsackie A - some will grow in Rhadomyosarcoma (Rd) cell lines. Otherwise will require innoculation into newborn mice
- Coxsackie B - MK, BGM, LLC-MK2, vero, hep-2
- Echovirus - MK, BGM, LLC-MK2, human diploid, Rd
The isolate may be identified by neutralization test using serum pools such as the Lim Benyesh-Melnick pool (A-H pool, will identify 42 enterovirus serotypes). If a single identification cannot be made, then the isolate may be a mixture.
2. Influenzaviruses
3. Parainfluenza_viruses
4. Mumps
5. Measles
5. RSV
6. Rabies
7. Arboviruses
- intracerebral inoculation of newborn mice
- tissue culture eg. LLC-MK2, Vero, artrhopod cell lines
- intrathoracic inoculation of arthropods
Identification is carried out using serological techniques with reference typing antisera. IF, HI or EIA may be used.
8. Arenaviruses
Serological diagnosis - IF, CFT, neutralization and ELISA may be used.
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Virological Methods SlidesetIs it too late for a 29 y/o to learn the piano?

I don't know much about music. I can't read them either, notes etc. There is this music class i took at school to play the flute and guitar, but i only know one song it flute (joy to the world) and 4 chords in guitar (I don't even remember the chords name, just were to place the fingers). But I love listening to music. I would love to learn an instrument. And really i want to start learning the piano. The thing is my girlfriend loves music, she can play the violin. So beside wanting to learn, i want to surprise her so we can duet together someday.

Anyway, I want to ask, how hard is it to start learning the piano in my age?

Edit: thank for the replies! It is very encouraging! Made me do it so much more. I will do my best! Thanks!---
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<p>집의 bathroom에 있는 radiator에서 물이 똑똑 떨어진다. Louise가 물벼락 맞기전에 어서 갈자고 재촉하는데, 맞는 말이기도 하고.</p>
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“I’m going home,” she pleaded, still clutching the flowers as he wrestled her into handcuffs.
By the time two officers finally forced the 80-pound woman into a cruiser, her family says, her arm was broken, her shoulder was dislocated, and her body was covered in bruises.
Following days of outcry after the release of bodycam footage, the city announced Monday that it is opening an independent probe into Garner’s treatment. Separately, Colorado’s Eighth Judicial District Attorney Gordon McLaughlin said that his office’s critical response team will investigate whether there was “any potential criminal behavior” by the Loveland officers.
The Loveland Police Department has also suspended Officer Austin Hopp, who initially handcuffed Garner; two others who were on the scene, Officer Daria Jalali and Sgt. Phil Metzler, have been placed on administrative duty while the investigation is carried out.
Garner’s family, which filed a federal lawsuit against the city last week, praised the move by McLaughlin’s office. “This is a small, but long overdue, step in the right direction,” her family said in a statement shared with The Washington Post.
In Garner’s case, her family argued in its federal lawsuit, a mental health crises team would have been a more appropriate response than a violent arrest. In addition to dementia, her family said, she has sensory aphasia, a condition that leaves her unable to understand speech or to communicate easily.
On June 26, Garner had gone to a Walmart near her home in Loveland, a town about 50 miles north of Denver, and then walked out with soda, candy, a T-shirt and cleaning supplies worth $13.88 without paying, according to her family’s lawsuit.
Employees intercepted her outside and took the items back, refusing to take her credit card to pay for them. Confused, Garner left and started walking home.
Walmart employees called police about the incident, but also told dispatchers that Garner was elderly and that they’d already recovered the merchandise.
But when Hopp spotted her walking through a field near the road moments later, he aggressively moved to arrest her, body camera footage showed.
“I don’t think you want to play it this way,” he said as she walked away from him. Garner held her hands in the air, clutching the flowers she’d collected, and then continued walking. “Do you need to be arrested right now?” he asked.
Within seconds, Hopp grabbed her arms and began wrenching them backward to handcuff her. For several minutes, as Garner repeatedly cried that she was “going home,” he struggled with her on the ground, fighting to keep her hands behind her.
Eventually Jalali arrived to help Hopp hold Garner against a cruiser as they continue fighting to pull her arms behind her.
After Garner fell to the ground, a concerned bystander stopped to film the scene. “Do you have to use that much aggression?” the man can be heard asking in the bodycam video.
“Get out of here. This is not your business,” an officer replied.
Prosecutors later dropped the charges against Garner.
In the lawsuit, filed last Thursday in the U.S. District Court of Colorado, Garner’s family argues that her dementia and aphasia left her unable to understand the police officers demands when they attempted to stop her and ordered her to stop struggling.
The family’s attorney, Sarah Schielke, criticized how police approached the incident from the start.
After the lawsuit was filed last week, Loveland Police suspended Hopp and said that it had not received a complaint about the incident before the lawsuit. As the bodycam footage circulated widely over the weekend, local officials were flooded with emails and phone calls about the case, the city said in a statement on Monday.
The city said that its third-party investigation, which will likely be carried out by Loveland’s insurance carrier, will determine whether the officers broke policies in the arrest, the Loveland Reporter Herald reported.
Prosecutors, meanwhile, will carry out a separate criminal probe. That investigation “will not only ensure there is accountability for any potential criminal behavior but will also give our community the information and framework with which to evaluate our performance and have faith in the results of our investigations,” McLaughlin’s office said in a statement.
Loveland’s police chief, Robert Ticer, will address the city council on Tuesday as local lawmakers discuss the case.
 With the game available for both iOS and Android users, Pokemon Go is a craze in the USA, Australia, New Zealand in a matter of one week since its launch. Most of us must be contemplating how to play Pokemon Go and what is the best technique to catch Pikachu 😀 Well here we present to you everything that you need know about Pokemon Go and it’s how to guide.
Pokemon Go is developed by mobile gaming company Ninatic Inc, headquartered in San Fransisco. To being playing firstly install the app. When you are good to go you shall be briefed by Professor Willow about the game and catching of either a Charmander, Squirtle, or Bulbasaur, which are three starter pokémon.
How to Catch Pokemon?
After the introduction, all you need to do is open the app and simply walk around. The app shall make a buzz whenever pokémon are around. Once you tap on the pokémon visible on the map, you shall be directed to Pokemon catching screen or interface. You shall notice that a Pokemon is surrounded by a ring which could be of three colors viz. Green