LM0161-1000 Luminex Solanaceae xMAP 19 - plex kit for the detection of AMV, ArMV, CbMV, CMV, CVB, INSV, PepMV, PVX, TAV, TBRV, TBSV, TMV, TNV1, TNV2, ToMV, ToRSV, TRSV, TRV and TSWV
LM0161-1000
Luminex Solanaceae xMAP 19 - plex kit for the detection of AMV, ArMV, CbMV, CMV, CVB, INSV, PepMV, PVX, TAV, TBRV, TBSV, TMV, TNV1, TNV2, ToMV, ToRSV, TRSV, TRV and TSWV for 1000 reactions.
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LM0161-1000
Luminex Solanaceae xMAP 19 - plex kit for the detection of AMV, ArMV, CbMV, CMV, CVB, INSV, PepMV, PVX, TAV, TBRV, TBSV, TMV, TNV1, TNV2, ToMV, ToRSV, TRSV, TRV and TSWV for 1000 reactions.
What is xMAP Technology
Luminex xMAP technology is used for multiplex testing. Multiplexing is a method for high-volume testing—or testing multiple pathogens simultaneously within a single run—using a single sample volume. The Prime Diagnostics xMAP Technology is best-suited for testing 1–20 targets.
How does xMAP Technology work?
xMAP Technology uses labeled microspheres or beads, allowing for the simultaneous capture of multiple pathogens from a single reaction. Because of their small size and low density, xMAP microsphere-based assays exhibit virtual solution-phase kinetics during the reaction. The beads are individually read using an xMAP instrument.
The xMAP beads pass through a red laser, or LED, which excites the internal dyes to distinguish the microsphere set. Then, a green laser or LED excites the fluorescent reporter dye to determine the result of the assay.
Key Advantages of xMAP Technology:
- Test for more pathogens simultaneously.
- Use a single sample to detect multiple pathogens.
- Save time and reagents.
Assay | Luminex |
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Host | Solanaceae |
H/S-code | 30021500 |
Number of assays/quantity | 1000 |
Product type | Antibody |
Quantity | 1 |
Type | Virus |
Units | Kit |
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