For molecular epidemiology analysis! "Chikajenius POT Kit Series"
Rapid and simple identification of strains, for hospital infection control! A PCR kit that allows for easy molecular epidemiological analysis in about 4 hours.
The PCR-based ORF Typing (POT method) developed by Dr. Masahiro Suzuki at Fujita Medical University is a method for comparing the homology between bacterial strains by simultaneously amplifying multiple specific genes using multiplex PCR and analyzing the amplified band patterns. Features: - All necessary reagents are included in the PCR kit. - Molecular epidemiological analysis can be completed in about 4 hours. - Comparable analytical capability to PFGE, MLST, etc. - The analysis results are quantified (POT value), making it easy to compare and manage the homology between bacterial strains.
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【Lineup】 Shikajenius Molecular Epidemiology Analysis POT Kit (for Staphylococcus aureus) Shikajenius Molecular Epidemiology Analysis POT Kit (for Pseudomonas aeruginosa) Shikajenius Molecular Epidemiology Analysis POT Kit (for Acinetobacter species) Shikajenius Molecular Epidemiology Analysis POT Kit (for Escherichia coli) Shikajenius Molecular Epidemiology Analysis POT Kit (for C. difficile) Shikajenius Molecular Epidemiology Analysis POT Kit (for E. cloacae complex) *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Since its establishment in 1944, Kanto Chemical has continued to develop competitive products in four fields: reagents, electronic materials, clinical diagnostic reagents, and chemical products, under a strict quality control system as a comprehensive reagent manufacturer.
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