Amid global preparations to tackle potential "X virus" threats, Disease Control Department of many countries are enhancing detection capabilities, particularly for respiratory pathogens, with increasing demands for diversity, sensitivity, and quantitative abilities.
Recently, following the success of 12-plex and 23-plex kits, Turtle Tech has broken new ground with a 28-plex pathogen quantitative detection kit. This advancement leads the era of Ultra-Multiplex quantitative detection, aiding global public health and disease control efforts.
28-Target Respiratory Pathogen Quantitative Detection Kit 》
Ultra-Multiplex detection allows simultaneous testing of multiple pathogens, significantly boosting efficiency and accuracy. Quantitative detection provides precise pathogen load information, aiding in infection assessment and treatment effectiveness. In mixed infections, this technology helps prioritize responses, creating better treatment plans.
Performance Testing and Comparison 》
Extensive real-world sample comparisons show this 28-target kit's superior performance. It not only offers quantitative results for 28 pathogens but also demonstrates higher sensitivity than many qPCR multiplex qualitative kits.
Additional Pathogen Quantitative Detection Kits 》
Turtle Tech and partners offer other pathogen combinations for use in CDC, customs, quality supervision, and clinical research.
National CDCs, customs, market supervision agencies, and distributors are welcome to contact Turtle Tech for free trials (including Ultra-Multiplex digital PCR technology, SCl Digital instrument, and detection kits) as well as mutually beneficial cooperations.
About Turtle Technology
Turtle Technology is committed to leading the life sciences and molecular diagnostics into the digital era. Having been approved as the National Demonstration Center for Genetic Testing Technology and obtaining the first Digital PCR Metrological Evaluation Certificate, we have introduced a variety of digital PCR systems. This marks a comprehensive technological innovation across the entire industrial chain, including genetic testing instruments, chip consumables, Ultra-Multiplex technology, and ultra-high specificity polymerase.
