MYCOPLASMA FELIS (MF) REAL-TIME PCR TEST , PACK OF 8 TESTS
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MYCOPLASMA FELIS (MF) REAL‑TIME PCR TEST, Pack of 8 Tests
This veterinary product is a real-time PCR test kit designed to detect Mycoplasma felis in clinical samples from cats. It provides a fast, sensitive, and accurate molecular diagnostic solution for veterinary professionals.
Fast turnaround time, with results available in approximately 30 minutes
High analytical performance with 100% sensitivity and specificity as reported
Includes all necessary components for testing in a single pack containing 8 tests
Supports efficient workflow without the need for separate extraction steps
Negative control solution
Positive control solution
Exogenous gene control
Sample buffer
Enzyme mix
User manual
Total quantity sufficient for conducting eight individual tests
The test is conducted via real-time fluorescent PCR without the need for a separate DNA extraction step
A qualified veterinarian should determine the sample collection protocol and conduct the appropriate test based on the sample type and clinical context
Main Benefits
Ready-to-use formula suitable for veterinary clinics and laboratoriesFast turnaround time, with results available in approximately 30 minutes
High analytical performance with 100% sensitivity and specificity as reported
Includes all necessary components for testing in a single pack containing 8 tests
Supports efficient workflow without the need for separate extraction steps
Composition
Pre-prepared PCR reaction solutionNegative control solution
Positive control solution
Exogenous gene control
Sample buffer
Enzyme mix
User manual
Total quantity sufficient for conducting eight individual tests
Instructions for Use
Intended for use with clinical samples from cats such as eye or respiratory swabsThe test is conducted via real-time fluorescent PCR without the need for a separate DNA extraction step
A qualified veterinarian should determine the sample collection protocol and conduct the appropriate test based on the sample type and clinical context
