Product features

  • Purified complete microbial genome
  • Any sequence can be amplified
  • Concentration range: 10.000-20.000 copies/µl determined by qPCR
  • Can be used in any molecular testing platform
  • Non infectious
  • Lyophilized presentation
  • A resuspension vial is provided within the kit with Molecular Biology Grade Water

> Sequencing data available to assist in probe and primer design:
· Candida albicans

Kit AMPLIRUN

PRODUCTS

AMPLIRUN® CANDIDA ALBICANS DNA CONTROL

RUO
Purified DNA of Candida albicans to be used to control techniques based in nucleic acids amplification.

Analytes: Candida albicans

Reference MBC010-R
Concentración 10,000-20,000 copies/µl
Volume 100 µl

HOW IT WORKS

AMPLIRUN how to use vertical

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Measles in the Americas in 2026: strengthening laboratory diagnosis amid rising cases

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Low SJ, O’Neill MT, Fernando JA, Kerry WJ, Prestedge J, Wild N, et al. CRISPR-Cas-based diagnostics for point-of-care detection of sexually transmitted infections: a laboratory development and evaluation study. Lancet Microbe. 2026;S2666-5247(25)00217-4.