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Bio-Fires – An Eco-Friendly Alternative to Real Fires Biofires are a warm and cozy way to heat your home without the harmful gas or soot. They are easy to install and operate, similar to electric fires. The BARDA-funded contract supports development of the BioFire Emerging CoV Panel, a nucleic acid amplification test for use with BioFire FilmArray Systems to identify human coronaviruses, both emerging and known, in nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal sw and saliva specimens. Eco-friendly Bioethanol is a green alternative for gas or wood. The fuel is made from plant by-products and uses a natural process to convert sugars into alcohol. It has many benefits over other fireplace types, including no harmful emissions and a smaller carbon footprint. Bioethanol is also a safer option than other fires, since it doesn't create soot or smoke. It also doesn't require a flue, which means it can be used anywhere in your home or garden. A multi-drug resistant (MDR) bacteria is among the most serious health risks of the present. New methods of testing can identify MDR bacteria early and prevent further complications. One test that can help is the BioFire FilmArray multiplex PCR system. This test employs a symptom-driven approach to detect the most common pathogens that cause sepsis. The results are accessible within one hour, so that healthcare professionals can begin treatment immediately. The process of Molecular PCR that amplifies DNA or RNA molecules into millions or billions of copies. This makes it possible to test small amounts of body fluid or tissue for the presence of specific genetic sequences. It is a valuable instrument for laboratory professionals and can assist them to detect serious diseases in a cost-effective and efficient method. The BioFire FilmArray PCR system is a cutting-edge instrument for diagnosing infectious diseases, and it is suitable to perform a variety of applications in laboratories and hospitals. For tests for respiratory problems, you can wipe a swab across your nose prior to sending it to the lab. BioFire's technology provides a rapid turnaround time and allows clinicians to respond quickly. This means that patients will enjoy better outcomes and will spend less time waiting for results. The Chanouf Farm Biofire company has created an agroforestry waste recycling unit, which makes use of pear and olive tree waste to make organic charcoal and biomass energy. The resulting products are offered to the public as a green alternative to traditional wood charcoal and coal briquettes. These bio-waste products are suitable for burning in a Kachelofen fireplace that produces radiant heat and is a greener alternative to gas or electric fires. Clean burning When you use a bio fire you aren't just saving energy, you're also helping the environment by using a sustainable fuel source. traditional bioethanol fireplace is because the combustion of bioethanol doesn't produce any harmful gases like carbon dioxide. Instead, it releases only water vapour and heat. This makes it a cleaner and safer alternative for indoor use. Ethanol is a byproduct of the fermentation of plant sugars and is classified as a renewable fuel source. This means it can be produced in a short time and won't be depleted as fossil fuels such as coal and oil. Bioethanol can reduce dependence on imports from foreign countries and the possibility of shortages. The bio-fires can be installed easily in existing fireplace openings or as standalone units. This makes them an alternative to wood and gas fires. They are also a great choice for offices and homes without a chimney or flue. When a bio fire is ignited, a special media is installed in the burner to absorb the liquid ethanol fuel, making it ready to burn. The ethanol fuel is burned in the flames, and the smoke are released into the atmosphere via the vent. This makes the flames appear more natural and creates an amazing beauty that cannot be replicated using wood or gas fires. Bio-fires have the advantage of not needing a vent or flue to replenish oxygen used in the process of combustion. They don't release carbon monoxide which is released into the room by open fronted gas fireplaces. The BioFire Respiratory Panel employs multiplex technology to simultaneously test for 19 respiratory pathogens in about an hour. This enables doctors to identify and rule out respiratory illnesses more quickly than they could by using standard lab tests that require patient visits. Both the patient and the health system benefit from this. Safe indoors Bio-fires can be used indoors much more safely than real fires because they don't produce smoke or ash, as well as carcinogenic fumes. The bio-fires don't produce carbon monoxide that can be dangerous if breathed in. The bio-ethanol fuel that they use is flammable you must be careful when handling the burner and refilling your fire. The fuel should only be added after the burner has been turned off and the fire has cool. Any spills need to be cleaned up immediately. The diagnostic panels of the company FilmArray systems—BioFire 2.0 and BioFire Torch—are simple to use, and run eight different commercially available US Food and Drug Administration cleared diagnostic panels as well as three additional panels that have been authorized for use in emergencies, and six environmental test panels. The tests include a respiratory test panel designed to quickly recognize and distinguish respiratory illnesses including COVID-19, emerging coronaviruses and COVID-19. The Biomedical Advance Research and Development Initiative, part of the US Department of Defense Strategic Access Program has granted the COVID-19 Panel a grant. The COVID-19 test is an antigen-based system, allowing clinicians to distinguish the symptoms caused by COVID-19 and other respiratory infections with a similar degree of accuracy as rapid antigen tests currently in use. The company is also in the process of developing a test for SARS-CoV-2 for its Respiratory Panel 2.1. This multiplexed nucleic acids amplification test will be available on the BioFire filmArray 2.0 and Torch Systems and will detect SARS CoV-2 and 21 respiratory pathogens from nasopharyngeal and saliva samples in less than a half hour. The test will be developed within an extremely short time frame and FDA approval for EUA and the 510(k), is scheduled to be granted by Q3 2020. Bio-ethanol flame effect fires are safe to use but must be kept away objects that are combustible, such as curtains, pillows and blankets. They should not be set close to anything that could catch alight and it is recommended to keep flammable objects at least 10 feet from them. The bioethanol fuel should be stored in a dry, secure area where it cannot be easily reached by pets or children. Simple to use The bioethanol fireplace doesn't have a chimney to be concerned about. You only need a place to store the fuel and a place to store it. After you've filled the burner with fuel, light it up. This will give the appearance of a real flame. When the flame is lit it will heat up the room with no smoke. It also produces heat similar to the wood-burning fireplace. They are also simple to maintain and do not require any servicing. Just a quick wipe down is all they need. The BioFire RP2.1 EZ test unlike other tests that use the syndromic method of identifying the symptoms of common infections and symptoms, can provide results within 45 minutes. This test is suitable for patients suffering from upper respiratory symptoms and has a sensitivity rate of 98 percent. The test can detect 19 viruses and three bacteria in one sample which makes it a great option for the treatment of patients. The BioFire platform combines multiplex testing, sample preparation, and result reporting in one integrated platform. This allows laboratories to simplify their processes and eliminate the need for a sequential method that involves sending out individual tests. This can lead to improved outcomes for patients, since the appropriate test is chosen the first time and the need for expensive culture-based tests is eliminated. The BioFire system can detect pathogens at the individual level and also their antimicrobial resistance gene. This information is more accurate than conventional methods. Molecular diagnostics are increasingly used to improve the care of patients and outcomes. The BioFire RP2.1 plus panel makes use of an syndromic method to simultaneously target 23 of the most frequently involved pathogens in respiratory infections. The test is available on the BioFire film array 2.0 and Torch systems and delivers results in 45 minutes. In the US, this assay is available currently under FDA Emergency Use Authorization (EUA), and will be made available commercially after the initial DoD demand is satisfied. In addition, the BioFire Defense Team has created a fully-automated, sample-to-result assay for the rapid identification of COVID-19. This assay is in development and will be available when initial DoD demands are satisfied.