Introduction
Necrotising hepatopancreatitis (NHP) is the causative agent of liver necrosis in shrimp. The disease is divided into 4 specific stages: initial, acute, transitional, and chronic. In the acute and transitional stages, the disease can be clearly observed through the damage to the hepatopancreas region. Infected shrimps have a mortality rate up to 95% within 1 month from detection. The disease can be transmitted through contaminated food or water. Therefore, it is extremely important to detect and prevent in the early stage of the disease.
” TopAQUA® NHPB qPCR KIT is a test kit based on Real-time PCR method that allows fast and accurate detection of NHP agent in shrimp. The kit has the advantages of specificity, high sensitivity, endogenous control help ensure the extraction process or master mix. ”
Advantages of the kit
- Simple process
- PCR optimal time: 2 hours
- Various types of input samples
- High sensitivity and specificity
- Provide additional master mix for control test (75 tests)
- Compatible with most real-time PCR machines on the market: Rotor Gene Q (Qiagen), 7500, 7500 Fast (Thermo Fisher), AriaMX, Mx 3005p, Bioer, Dlab, etc.
Specifications
Target | Necrotizing Hepatopancreatitis Bacterium (NHPB) |
Sample | DNA after extraction from shrimp samples |
Volume | 5µL |
Channel | FAM: NHPB
HEX: internal control |
Technology | TaqMan probe |
PCR time | 1.5 hours |
Specificity | Kit only detects DIV1 |
Components | NHPB qPCR mix, Negative control, Positive control, Internal control (IC), Tube PCR. |
Storage | 12 months, temperature -20oC |
Manual | User Manual |
Above is detailed information about TopSPEC® NHPB qPCR KIT (SQS-172). In addition, we also have other detection kits such as AHPND, EMS, DIV1, etc.
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