Abstract: The invention relates to a method for determining the resistance status of fungi and yeasts in a body sample of a patient suspected of having an invasive infection, comprising the steps of isolating DNA from a body sample of the patient, identifying mutations in a gene of the fungus or yeast, and correlating the resistance status of the fungus or yeast to the mutations found, wherein the body sample is blood or a blood derivative or a sample of an organ, and is in particular serum. Suitably, the method is performed in closed-tube format. The method of the invention is particularly suitable when the fungus of which the resistance status is to be determined is Aspergillus fumigatus.

Abstract: A method is provided of detecting the presence of HPV comprising the following steps: a. amplification and labelling part of the E1 HPV gene, in particular its 3? end; b. hydrizing the labelled fragment to a solid support containing microarrays with various HPV specific capture probes; c. removing uncaptured labeled fragments; d. detecting captured detectable moiety indicating the presence of HPV sequence DNA in a sample. Further provided is a test kit for carrying out said detection method.

Abstract: A method is provided of detecting the presence of HPV comprising the following steps: a. amplification and labelling part of the E1 HPV gene, in particular its 3? end; b. hydrizing the labelled fragment to a solid support containing microarrays with various HPV specific capture probes; c. removing uncaptured labeled fragments; d. detecting captured detectable moiety indicating the presence of HPV sequence DNA in a sample. Further provided is a test kit for carrying out said detection method.