Testing for foodborne pathogens (for Campylobacter detection) in facilities for processing wild game or for secondary processing.
The detection of foodborne pathogens is very important in facilities that process wild game or conduct secondary processing. Campylobacter is one of the representative foodborne pathogens. This product is a primer set for detecting Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter coli using the LAMP method. When used in combination with the nucleic acid amplification reagent "GENEMAL LAMP FL Mix" for the LAMP method, the amplified DNA can be detected by a fluorescence detection device*. *The fluorescence detection device for the LAMP method can be "GENEMAL" or a real-time PCR device. (Note) This product is for research purposes only.
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<Specifications> 【Components】 ・10×Campylobacter LAMP Primer Mix (250 µL x 1 vial) ・Campylobacter Positive Control DNA (100 µL x 1 vial) 【Storage】 -20℃
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Use in foodborne pathogen testing within facilities for processing wild game or for secondary processing.
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Our company is a product development-oriented enterprise that utilizes biotechnology. We develop and manufacture in vitro diagnostic pharmaceuticals (such as pregnancy tests and ovulation tests), diagnostic drugs for environmental, food, and animal and plant diseases, and reagents for genetic engineering research, using our expertise in gene and antibody technology. We hold manufacturing registration and manufacturing and sales licenses for both human and animal products, with over 30 years of experience in the manufacture of in vitro diagnostic pharmaceuticals. Additionally, we are engaged in personalized medicine, advancing research and development of diagnostic drugs using genetic polymorphism analysis and gene expression analysis.
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