Catalogue · Real-time PCR kits · GZS001
African swine fever virus(lnternal control)Real Time PCR Detection Kit
African swine fever virus(lnternal control)Real Time PCR Detection Kit is a laboratory real-time PCR kit for porcine samples, catalogued in the notifiable disease group. It runs on standard 96-well or portable real-time PCR instruments and is supplied as 8T/Kit.
Specimen: EDTA blood, serum, spleen, lymph nodes, oral and nasal swabs, anal swabs, environmental swabs, etc.. Format: Duplex. Primers, probe and controls are included; the kit fits the same workflow as the other assays in the real-time PCR line, so one extraction serves a whole panel.
Wholesale and private-label supply to distributors, clinics and laboratories. Quotations within two working days.
Specifications
Catalogue data for ASF/IC. Registration status and package insert language differ by market; ask for the current version for your country.
| Catalogue number | GZS001 |
|---|---|
| Product line | Real-time PCR kits |
| Method | Real-time PCR |
| Species | Porcine |
| Disease group | Notifiable disease |
| Specimen | EDTA blood, serum, spleen, lymph nodes, oral and nasal swabs, anal swabs, environmental swabs, etc. |
| Pack size | 8T/Kit |
| Result | Duplex |
Ordering ASF/IC
- Send the catalogue number and quantity by the form, email or WhatsApp.
- Receive a consolidated quotation for this item and anything else in the catalogue.
- Trial order ships in 7 to 10 days; volume and private-label orders in 20 to 35 days.
Questions about ASF/IC
Which real-time PCR instruments run this kit?
Any standard real-time PCR instrument with the required fluorescence channels, including the 16, 48 and 96-well analysers we supply and common third-party systems.
Is nucleic acid extraction included?
No. The kit contains primers, probe, master mix and controls. Matching extraction kits and automated extractors are listed under analysers and instruments.
Can results be reported to a LIS?
Yes when run on our analysers, which export results as files or over the network. On third-party instruments, reporting follows that instrument's software.