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Rapid Test For Tuberculosis Diagnosis - EZTBPCR

A rapid test to detect the presence of both Mycobacterium tuberculosis and atypical mycobacteria.

Thermostabilized PCR mix for the detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and atypical mycobacteria in clinical samples.

FEATURES

• Convenient, thermostabilized PCR mix
• Simple, easy and fast
• Ideal for private or hospital
   laboratories that screen varying    number of tests per day
 
PROCEDURES FOR EZTBPCR
     


BENEFITS

• Thermostabilized PCR mix; storage at    4-8oC, does not need freezer
• Only a few steps needed
• Results are easy to interpret
• Can screen a large number of samples    at one time

PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS

Method
: Multiplex Polymerase
  Chain Reaction
Detection
: The presence of both   Mycobacterium tuberculosis   and atypical mycobacteria   using a thermostabilized PCR   mix with specific primers
 
eztbpcr
Specimen
: Sputum, gastric lavage,   CSF, blood and other   body fluids
Specimen volume
: 0.5 - 1ml of sample
Shelf life
: 9 months
Assay time
: 3 hours
Detection level
: 10 pg of mycobacterial   genomic DNA
                   
APPLICATION

For the diagnosis of tuberculosis in hospitals and private laboratories.

ORDERING INFORMATION

MBDr/TB01/40T


certificate

 

INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS

M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

663 bp <-------
541 bp <-------
383 bp <-------
211 bp <-------
127 bp <-------

M : DNA 100 bp Marker
  (1031 bp, 900 bp, 800 bp,
700 bp, 600 bp, 500 bp,
400 bp, 300 bp and 200 bp)
1 : TB DNA Ladder
2 : Positive Control
3 : Negative Control
4 to 8 : Positive for Mycobacterium   tuberculosis
9 to 11 : Negative for Mycobacterium   tuberculosis, positive for
  atypical mycobacteria
12 : Negative for Mycobacterium   tuberculosis and atypical   mycobacteria

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