LyoSens™ ABR ID-12 Genotyping lyophilized RTU qPCR Kit CE/IVD

ABR ID-12 Genotyping qPCR Kit is a specialized tool used to identify the presence of antibiotic-resistant genes in bacterial samples. This technology utilizes the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method, which amplifies specific DNA sequences, making it easier to study them in detail. By targeting genes known to confer resistance to antibiotics, the kit can quickly and accurately determine whether a bacterial strain has the potential to withstand certain antibiotics. This is crucial for guiding treatment decisions and managing antibiotic use effectively. The kit typically includes all necessary reagents and instructions for conducting the PCR, and it is designed for use in both clinical and research settings to help curb the spread of antibioticresistant infections.

Antibiotic Resistance genes A
- ESBL: CTX-M
Carbapenem resistance: KPC, IMP, NDM, OXA-48, VIM
- Sulfonamide resistance: sul,
-Trimethoprim resistance: dfrA
- Vancomycin resistance: vanA, vanB,
- Quinolone resistance: qnr
-Methicillin resistance: mecA/mecC

Key Features and Benefits
1. High Sensitivity and Specificity: The LysoSens ABR ID-23 Detection qPCR Kit is engineered to detect even the smallest traces of pathogenic DNA or RNA, ensuring accurate diagnosis. Its high specificity minimizes false positives, providing reliable results.
2. Rapid Detection: Time is of the essence in pathogen detection. This qPCR kit offers rapid turnaround times, delivering results in a fraction of the time compared to traditional methods. This speed is crucial for timely clinical decisions and effective treatment.
3. User-Friendly Design: The kit is designed with the user in mind, featuring an intuitive workflow that simplifies the detection process. Its comprehensive protocol and easy-to-follow steps make it accessible for both experienced and novice users.
4. Versatility: The ChainFor ABR ID-12 Detection qPCR Kit is versatile, capable of detecting a wide array of pathogens from various sample types. This versatility makes it an invaluable tool in diverse diagnostic settings, from clinical laboratories to research facilities.