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A panel of six common pathogenic bacteria that cause atypical pneumonia, pooled, inactivated to render them non-infectious and formulated in transport medium that mimics a respiratory swab.

  • External quality control for nucleic acids detection
  • Validation of the complete analytical process: extraction & amplification
  • Complete inactivated microorganism in a matrix
  • Quantified controls 
  • 10 single-use lyophilized vials 

 

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Kit AMPLIRUN TOTAL

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AMPLIRUN® TOTAL ATYPICAL BACTERIAL PNEUMONIA CONTROL (SWAB)

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A panel of six common pathogenic bacteria that cause atypical pneumonia, pooled, inactivated to render them non-infectious and formulated in transport medium that mimics a respiratory swab. This kit is designed to validate and monitor the processing, amplification, and detection of samples in nucleic acid-based assays, serving as an external run control.

Analytes: Bordetella, Coxiella burnetii, Chlamydophila pneumoniae, Chlamydia psittaci, Legionella pneumophila, Mycoplasma pneumoniae

Reference MBTC022-R
Pack size 10 vials
Volume 500 µl

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