Daryush Khaschabi
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Daryush Khaschabi is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of veterinary microbiology, food safety, and molecular diagnostics. His primary research areas include the detection of zoonotic pathogens, particularly *Mycobacterium avium* subsp. *paratuberculosis* (MAP), the causative agent of Johne’s disease in cattle and a potential link to Crohn’s disease in humans. Khaschabi’s most notable contribution is the development of an automated, high-throughput immunomagnetic separation-PCR (IMS-PCR) method for detecting MAP in bovine milk, published in 2006. This innovative approach combined magnetic bead-based pathogen capture with PCR amplification, significantly improving the sensitivity and speed of detection in complex food matrices. The work has garnered 32 citations, reflecting its practical value for dairy industry surveillance and food safety research. By streamlining the detection process, Khaschabi’s method has enabled more efficient screening of bulk milk samples, reducing the risk of zoonotic transmission. His contributions underscore a commitment to translational research, bridging laboratory innovation with real-world applications in veterinary public health.
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