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Influenza A Virus/Influenza B Virus Nucleic Acid Detection Kit (Fluorescence RT-PCR)

Influenza A Virus/Influenza B Virus Nucleic Acid Detection Kit (Fluorescence RT-PCR)

Influenza is an acute respiratory infection caused by influenza virus. At present, the influenza viruses that infect humans are mainly influenza A and B viruses. Both are infectious and harmful, and their clinical symptoms are similar after infection.The kit can be used to detect two kinds of influenza virus nucleic acid in one test, and has the features of short time, good specificity and high sensitivity.

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Product Description

Influenza A Virus /Influenza B Virus Nucleic Acid Detection Kit (FluorescenceRT-PCR) amplifies and detects viral RNA in swab specimens obtained fromsuspected patients. This product selects the M gene (FAM) region of Influenza AVirus and N gene (HEX) regions of lnfluenza B Virus, and designs two sets ofprimers and fluorescent probes that cover two sites of the genes. The two sets ofprimers and probes can specifically bind to the target sequences. When the RT-PCR amplification reaction is performed, the fluorescent signal(s) can be detected by the qPCR. In order to control the entire extraction and detection process, human Ribonuclease gene (CY5) was act as a non-competitive internal controlduring the extraction and detection process.

Product Features

- Strong applicability: suitable for Oropharyngeal Swabs

- High sensitivity: up to 200 copies/mL

- High accuracy: The kit can simultaneously detect influenza A virus subtypes: A H1N1, A H1N1 (2009), A H3N2, A H5N1, A H7N9; influenza B virus: Victoria strain and Yamagata strain. The positive and negative coincidence rates were 100% and 100% respectively.

- Internal Control Included: Incorporates an internal control to monitor the entire extraction and detection process, ensuring reliability and quality of the results.

Application Field

Respiratory infection disease detection

Storage Conditions

-25℃ ~ -15℃ away from light.

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