This solution is composed of "Maverick qPCR Instrument + One-Step Freeze-dried Detection Reagent". It has the advantages of "fast detection speed, convenient operation and reliable performance", etc.
A PCR reaction process is divided into many steps and is also influenced by many factors, which can be divided into internal and external factors, internal factors being the components of the normal reagent system and external factors being environmental or sample carry-over factors.
This kit is used for qualitative detection of Plasmodium nucleic acid in human serum and plasma from individuals suspected of Malaria infections.
Anitoa's rapid and portable Plasmodium detection solution has the advantages of fast detection speed, accurate test results and simple operation. It mainly consists of a fully automated nucleic acid extraction and purification instrument with supporting reagents, Maverick qPCR and Plasmodium qPCR test kits.
qPCR is a detection method for infectious diseases caused by viruses, bacteria, protozoa and other pathogens, and is the gold standard for viral nucleic acid detection. qPCR testing is usually required to be done in a dedicated PCR laboratory. The test has higher accuracy, higher specificity and higher sensitivity than antigen, antibody and isothermal PCR, and is the best method for disease prevention, screening and diagnosis.
Anitoa's RT-PCR solution for testing dengue virus, includes one of a family of 4-6 channel small foot-print real time PCR instruments called the Maverick qPCR, with a one-step multiplex RT-PCR reagent offered in lyophilized format. Lyophilized reagents are easy to transport, without the need for refrigeration.
Standard Curve: a standard of known concentration is diluted in a gradient (usually 5-6 dilution gradients), and the unknown sample and the gradient diluted standard are reacted in the same qPCR experiment.
Amplification plot: the PCR process is a curve made with the number of cycles as the horizontal coordinate and the real-time fluorescence signal during the reaction as the vertical coordinate.
qPCR and Real-time PCR both refer to Quantitative Real-Time PCR. qPCR enables real-time quantification of amplification products in each cycle compared to conventional PCR, resulting in precise analysis of the amount of starting template with high sensitivity and specificity.
This portable solution includes one of a family small foot-print real time PCR instruments called the Maverick qPCR, with an extraction-free multiplex PCR reagent that tests OPXV/MPXV gene-targets in the skin lesion sample from patients suspected of infection with Monkeypox.