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Hymon® Helicobocton Pyloni Detection Kit
This kit uses RT-PCR for in vitro detection of Helicobocton pyloni in stool and gastric mucosa biopsy samples. Test results may serve as a reference for clinical evaluation of Helicobocton pyloni.
Based on high-efficiency enzymatic processing technology, the test uses specific gene sequences as PCR targets. Human genomic sequence is used as internal quality control.
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Hymon® Vibrio Cholerae Detection Kit
This kit uses RT-PCR for in vitro detection of Vibrio cholerae in anal swabs, stool, and other samples. Test results may serve as a reference for Vibrio cholerae infection.
Based on high-efficiency enzymatic processing technology, sample processing and purification are simultaneously completed in one tube to release and stabilize the pathogen nucleic acid.
The test uses specific gene sequences as PCR targets. Human genomic sequence is used as internal quality control.
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Hymon® Astrovirus Detection Kit
This kit uses RT-PCR for in vitro detection of astrovirus in anal swab, stool, and other samples. Test results may serve as a reference for clincial evaluation of astrovirus infection.
Based on high-efficiency enzymatic processing technology, sample processing and purification are simultaneously completed in one tube to release and stabilize the pathogen nucleic acid.
The test uses specific gene sequences as PCR targets. Human genomic sequence is used as internal quality control.
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Hymon® Norovirus Detection Kit
This kit uses RT-PCR for in vitro detection of norovirus in anal swabs, stool, and other samples. Test results may serve as a reference for clincial evaluation of norovirus infection.
Based on high-efficiency enzymatic processing technology, sample processing and purification are simultaneously completed in one tube to release and stabilize the pathogen nucleic acid.
The test uses specific gene sequences as PCR targets. Human genomic sequence is used as internal quality control.
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Hymon® Rotavirus Detection Kit
This kit uses RT-PCR for in vitro detection of rotavirus in anal swabs, stool, and other samples. Test results may serve as a reference for clinical evaluation of rotavirus infection.
Based on high-efficiency enzymatic processing technology, sample processing and purification are simultaneously completed in one tube to release and stabilize the pathogen nucleic acid.
The test uses specific gene sequences as PCR targets. Human genomic sequence is used as internal quality control.
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Hymon® Enterovirus EV71 Detection Kit
This kit uses RT-PCR for in vitro detection of enterovirus EV71 in anal swabs, stool, and other samples. Test results may serve as a reference for clincial evaluation of enterovirus EV71 infection.
Based on high-efficiency enzymatic processing technology, sample processing and purification are simultaneously completed in one tube to release and stabilize the pathogen nucleic acid.
The test uses specific gene sequences as PCR targets. Human genomic sequence is used as internal quality control.
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Hymon® Coxsackie Virus A16 Detection Kit
This kit uses RT-PCR for in vitro detection of coxsackie virus A16 in anal swabs, stool, and other samples. Test results may serve as a reference for clincial evaluation of coxsackievirus A16 infection.
Based on high-efficiency enzymatic processing technology, sample processing and purification are simultaneously completed in one tube to release and stabilize the pathogen nucleic acid.
The test uses specific gene sequences as PCR targets. Human genomic sequence is used as internal quality control.
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Hymon® Enterovirus Universal PCR Detection Kit
This kit uses RT-PCR for in vitro detection of enterovirus in anal swabs, stool, and other samples. Test results may serve as a reference for clinical evaluation of enterovirus infection.
Based on high-efficiency enzymatic processing technology, sample processing and purification are simultaneously completed in one tube to release and stabilize the pathogen nucleic acid.
The test uses specific gene sequences as PCR targets. Human genomic sequence is used as internal quality control.
