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    Real Time PCR Detection Kit Strongylus vulgaris

    Brand: GPCRs
    Strongylus vulgaris detection test kit by using qPCR. Strongylus vulgaris (commonly known as the blood worm), is a common horse parasite in the phylum Nematoda. S. vulgaris is responsible verminous arteritis and is a common cause of colic in horses. Symptoms can range from weightless or dull hair coat to diarrhea, weakness, anorexia and anemia.
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    Products specifications
    TechnologyqPCR / Real Time PCR/ PCR
    SizesTarget: 100 reactions - FAM
    Target + IC: 100 reactions - FAM, HEX
    Monodose Target: 24 qPCR tubes - FAM
    Monodose Target + IC: 24 qPCR tubes - FAM, HEX
    Background:Strongylus vulgaris detection by using qPCR.
    Strongylus vulgaris (commonly known as the blood worm), is a common horse parasite in the phylum Nematoda. It is a long worm with a large biting mouth and a reddish color. S. vulgaris is responsible verminous arteritis and is a common cause of colic in horses. Symptoms can range from weightless or dull hair coat to diarrhea, weakness, anorexia and anemia. Severe cases can show signs of severe colic, rupture of the intestines, and death. This nematode has a worldwide distribution, wherever there are grassland and temperate environments.

    Product Features:
    -Assay Mix Target composed by singleplex mixtures of specific forward/reverse primers and probe.
    -Resuspension buffer
    -DNase/RNase free water
    - (OPTIONAL) Internal Control Assay Mix
    - Mastermix solution
    -Standard Template, dehydrated target copies for positive control
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