Specific kit for the qualitative, rapid and specific detection of Leishmania spp. in animal lymph node needle aspiration samples
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- Area of employment Veterinary Kit
Agalactia contagiosa is a serious infectious disease of sheep and goats characterized by mastitis, arthritis, keratoconjunctivitis and occasionally, abortion.
Contagious agalactia is a disease endemic to the Mediterranean areas that affects dairy farming with serious economic implications for the farmer who in most cases loses an entire year's lactation.
The pathogen is a bacterium (Mycoplasma agalactiae) genetically resistant to the most common antibiotics. The disease is characterized by extremely high morbidity, spreading rapidly through the flock through milking.
It manifests itself with a brief fever followed by a sudden drop in milk production in the herd. The milk, in addition to drastically decreasing in quantity, appears altered, modified in color and density, unusable for production.
The disease does not stop until the lactation period is underway. Pregnant animals may abort.
* Patent licenses WO 00/28082, WO 01/34790, WO 01/77317, WO 02/24902, WO 01/34838 ** Industrial invention patent no. 0001425753 dated 09.11.2016
The Kit is composed of
Reagents
To perform rapid DNA extraction and specific gene amplification with LAMP technology
BADGE (RFID)
Contains all information relating to the kit, including the lot number and expiration date
TABLET WITHIN ICGENE APP
With real-time results of Mycoplasma agalactiae detection in milk samples
Automatic interpretation of results
The system allows for automatic interpretation of results, real-time visualization, and online availability. Sigmoid curves corresponding to positive (+) samples indicate the presence of Mycoplasma agalactiae. Straight lines indicate that the analyzed samples are negative (o) for Mycoplasma agalactiae.
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