” TopSENSI® HBV qPCR KIT (RUO) (SQH-101) is a test kit based on real-time PCR method that allows accurate detection and quantification of HBV concentration in human serum/plasma samples. The standard curve is built based on 5 points that give the most accurate quantitative results. The kit has the advantages of specificity, high sensitivity, endogenous control helps ensure the extraction process or master mix. ”
Advantages of the kit
- Simple process
- PCR optimal time:1.5 hours
- High sensitivity and specificity (Ability to detect 250 IU/mL)
- Supplied with a complete set of consumables
- 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 | Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) |
Sample | DNA after extraction from initial serum and plasma samples |
Volume | 10µL DNA |
Channel | FAM for HBV and HEX for internal control (IC) |
Sensitivity | 250 IU/ ml |
Specificity | 100% |
Calibration curve | (E1: 10¹) (E2: 10²) (E3: 10³) (E4: 10⁴)(E5: 10⁵) |
Technology | TaqMan probe |
PCR time | 1.5 hours |
Components | HBV qPCR mix, HBV standard (E1,E2,E3,E4,E5), Negative control, Internal control (IC), Tube PCR. |
Storage | 12 months, temperature -20oC |
Manual | >>>User Manual<<< |
Quality Control
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Above is detailed information about TopSENSI® HBV qPCR KIT (RUO). In addition, we also have other detection kits such as HCV, HPV, MTB, NG-CHT, etc.
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