Detection Kit for Monkeypox Virus ( Real-time PCR ) Monkeypox is considered a zoonotic disease with transmission primarily occurring from animals, such as rodents and primates, to humans. The first human case was identified in a child in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 1970. Accurate & high specificity Transmission of the virus can occur through contact with bodily fluids, wounds on the skin or internal mucosal surfaces, respiratory droplets, or contaminated objects. Laboratory diagnosis is important because the virus can cause disease that is clinically indistinguishable from other pox-like illnesses, particularly smallpox and chickenpox. https://www.who.int/ Daniel B Di Giulio et al., Lancet Infect Dis; 4: 15‒25 West African Congo Basin Lyophilised Premix

Background knowledge Alarming those . . . Swollen lymph nodes Shelf life Pregnant woman Weak immune Specification Test Item Sample type Detection Kit for Monkeypox Virus ( Real-time PCR ) The assay is based on Real-time PCR for qualitative detection of MPV. Fluorogenic probe hydrolysis chemistry is used to generate fluorescent signal when a specific DNA sequence of MPV is amplified. Performance Accuracy The positive coincidence rate is 100.0%; the negative coincidence rate is 100.0%. The tentative LOD was estimated as 20 copies/rxn. The CV value of 10 replicates at all positive control was no higher...