A University of Florida enters platforms to detect COVID-19

The courses, trained by the International Institute of Forensic Investigation (IFRI) of the International University of Florida, have a 90% accuracy. “The COVID-19 produces unique chemical odor substances and also provokes metabolic changes in the virus-infected, which will allow the odors that the dogs can detect.”, explained IFRI Director DeEtta Mills.

According to the experts, the process of training commences in the laboratory, where to learn the olores, and now there are lists to increase its area in larger spaces such as auditoriums, computer labs and libraries.

How does it work? At the moment one of these dogs detects the coronavirus, it is located in the room, in front of the infected or contaminated surface, in order to give the notice. The success of this initiative could be a great solution for detecting asymptomatic public spaces.

According to the University, the traps will be on campus during the first semester to control the spread of coronavirus in the school and, since last week, the Tallahassee State Emergency Center will be closed. This method is also used for large agglomerations, such as the parties of the Miami Heat. According to CBS details, the officers will be taken to a control zone and the platforms will pass by them.

COVID-19’s detection team was formed by the Malaysian Belgian pastors and the little rescued horses.

The Florida Initiative is not the only one, días atrás France comenzó to use dogs to detect coronavirus in the process of human transpiration. Bautizado Cynocov, this French project is based on the Nosais COVID-19 method, developed by the professor Dominique Grandjean of the Maisons-Alfort National Veterinary School (near Paris) and who has enriched the olfactory library detection of cancer cells. “The dogs can detect 95% of the positive cases of COVID-19 in the media,” said Professor Grandjean.

One of the members of the French team is Eliot, a Belgian Malaysian pastor who was trained to meet the crime scene and missing persons, but since then, has been preparing to detect coronavirus in the south of the human race.

Like Eliot, the Marvel Labrador and three other Malian and German pastors, all members of the rabbinate of the Gendarmerie and the Bombers, are training in their new “game” to detect empty transposition positions for 10 minutes with positive axils to COVID-19 at the start of infection.

From the 4th of this year, all of them will have a great show from the south of the CHU for the horses, located in the training center set up by Ceva in his seat of Libourne, near Burdeos, the huelan.

“Detecting organic matter of degradation derivatives of infection”, explains Pierre-Marie Borne, speaker at Ceva. On the “Al cono!” Signal, the dogs can work.

The idea of ​​the French scientists is that the herramienta is used mainly to make a preselection of people suspected of contagion, with the end of “specifying the need to perform a confirmation test” (as the nasopharyngeal RT-PCR), explains Dr. Pierre-Marie Borne. “When it comes to knowing how to detect people with asymptomatic types of space-escalators, seniors for airports or airports, it’s herramienta type,allow, in terms of acceptability and responsiveness, facilitate the process”, Estima Denis Malvy, Chief of the Infectious and Tropical Nursing Service at the Bureau’s CHU.

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