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| Type: | IVD Reagent |
| Transport Package: | Carton |
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1. Reagent Preparation(performed at "reagent preparation region")
1.1 Take out each componentsfrom the diagnostic kitand placethemat room temperature. Allow thereagents to equilibrateatroom temperature, then vortex each of themrespectively forlater use.
1.2 According to thequantityof test specimens, MPV Positive Control, MPVNegative Control,and Internal control (IC), pipetteappropriate quantity of MPVPCR Mix andMPVEnzymeMix ( MPV PCR Mix 15 μl/test +MPV EnzymeMix 4 μl/test +Internal control (IC) 1 μl/test), mix them thoroughlytomake a PCR-Mastermix, centrifuge itinstantaneously forlater use.1.3 Transfer the above-prepared reagents to the"specimen processing region" for later use.
2. Processing and loading ofspecimens (performed at "specimenprocessing region")
2.1 Thisdiagnostic kit does not include Viral RNA&DNA Extraction Kit. Itisrecommended to use Viral RNA&DNA ExtractionKit produced by Changsha Renji Medical Equipment Co., Ltd. to extract viral DNA. The specific operation is in accordancewith its instructions.
2.2 Add 20μl PCR-Mastermix into PCR reaction tube with 5μl above processed sample, MPV Positive Control and MPV NegativeControl, and cap the tube. Carry outfluorescence quantitativePCR detection on fluorescencePCR instrument.
3.PCRAmplification (performed at "nucleic acidamplificationarea")
3.1 Place PCRreaction tubes into thespecimenwells of the amplification equipment. SetupMPVPositive Control, MPV NegativeControl and specimens to be tested in the corresponding sequence and input specimen name.
3.2 Set cycle parameters according to the following table for PCR amplification.
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