Product features

Inactivated Monkeypox virus (MPXV) formulated to mimic human specimen.

  • Inactivated whole pathogen - Contains the entire genome and is compatible with any analysis.
  • Validation of the complete analytical process: extraction, amplification, and detection.
  • Quantified, Low Positive - Prepared to produce results at a significant clinical concentration.
  • Monodose format and lyophilized presentation.
  • Non-infectious material with inactivation certificate.
  • Multiple platform compatibility.

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Kit AMPLIRUN TOTAL

PRODUCTS

AMPLIRUN® TOTAL MONKEYPOX VIRUS CONTROL (SWAB)

RUO
Inactivated Monkeypox virus (MPXV) formulated in viral transport medium intended to validate and control sample processing, amplification and detection in nucleic acid assays using the product as an external run control.

Analytes: Mpox virus

Reference MBTC032-R
Pack size 10 vials
Volume 500 µl

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