R208T050B0C2

R208T050B0C2

R208T050B0C2

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The document discusses the 2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) and its impact on human health, causing respiratory symptoms and potentially leading to severe conditions such as pneumonia and renal failure. It also covers influenza viruses, which are highly infectious and have caused global epidemics.

Background
The document introduces a nucleic acid test kit for detecting 2019-nCoV, Influenza A, and B viruses using a fluorescent probe-based real-time PCR assay. The test is developed by Jiangsu Mole Bioscience Co., Ltd., with facilities in Taizhou and Hangzhou, China.

Test Principle
The test uses multiple fluorescent PCR technology to simultaneously detect the ORF1ab gene of 2019-nCoV, the M1 gene of Influenza A, and the NS1 gene of Influenza B in human respiratory samples. This allows for early diagnosis of infections from these three pathogens.

Product Advantages
  • High Detection Efficiency: The ability to detect three pathogens in one tube improves efficiency.
  • High Sensitivity: The detection limit is as low as 200 copies/mL, allowing for accurate detection of low concentration samples.
  • High Specificity: The test avoids cross-reaction with other respiratory pathogens, ensuring reliable results.
  • Reliable Results: An internal control system monitors the experimental process.


Detection Significance
The test aids in distinguishing between novel coronavirus and influenza infections, facilitating targeted treatment plans. It supports early diagnosis and isolation to prevent pathogen transmission and reduce epidemic risks.

Applicable Equipment
The test is compatible with the Applied BiosystemsTM 7500 Real-Time PCR System, BioRad CFX96 Real-Time PCR System, and other real-time thermal cyclers capable of detecting FAM, ROX, VIC/HEX, and CY5 simultaneously.

Contact Information
Jiangsu Mole Bioscience Co., Ltd. provides contact details for their offices in Taizhou and Hangzhou, China.
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2019-Novel Coronavirus, Influenza A and B virus nucleic acid test kit (Fluorescent Probe-based real-time PCR assay) The 2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)belong to the β genes.People infected with the virus can cause a variety of respiratory symptoms. In severe cases, it can lead to pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome, renal failure, and even death. Influenza virus is a type of pathogen that can cause acute respiratory infections in humans. It is highly infectious, spreads quickly, has a high morbidity rate and is accompanied by a certain mortality. Influenza A virus and influenza B virus are the two most common influenza viruses, which have caused large-scale epidemics on a global scale many times. Jiangsu· Taizhou Jiangsu Mole Bioscience Co.,Ltd. Stock code : 839185 Add: 6-7th Floor, G116 Building, No.805, Jiankang Add: 4-5th Floor, Building No.5, Health Valley, No.1500 Wenyi Avenue, Medical New&Hi-tech District, Taizhou, xi Road, Yuhang District, Hangzhou, Jiangsu Province, China Tel: 0523-86080606 Zhejiang province, China Tel: 0571-872

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Detection significance 1. In the period of COVID-19 pandemic, it can help doctors distinguish between the novel coronavirus infection and influenza virus infection, and make a targeted treatment plan; 2. Early diagnosis and early isolation can be achieved for the infection of the three pathogens, in order to block the transmission of pathogens, and reduce the risk of epidemic transmission. Test principle Using multiple fluorescent PCR technology to detect the 2019-Novel coronavirus (ORF1ab gene), influenza A virus (M1 gene) and influenza B virus (NS1 gene) in human respiratory samples at the same...

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