Virus Transport Medium OP Kit
1408The Huachenyang Virus Transport Medium OP Kit is designed for the collection, transport, and preservation of clinical specimens. It includes a Regular Sized Flocked Swab, with a 98.50mm Br...
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Why use the viral transport medium tube to save samples?
The lowest detection line for the positive nucleic acid test can be as low as 1*10²cell/mL after 24 hours of sample collection (this virus titer refers to the virus low at the time of sample collection, the real-time virus low after sample collection from conventional onset population is 1*10^6cell/mL)
Optimized product formulation with room temperature stable components, the sample can be stored at room temperature. The liquid chromatogram of the product stored for 7d and 375d shows that there is no significant decrease in each component of the samples.
The selection of room temperature stable antibiotics to inhibit mold, to avoid the selection of similar amphotericin B, mycotoxin and other room temperature unstable antibiotics occurring after sampling virus preservation solution mold, hair and other phenomena.


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The Huachenyang Virus Transport Medium OP Kit is designed for the collection, transport, and preservation of clinical specimens. It includes a Regular Sized Flocked Swab, with a 98.50mm Br...
View detailsThe viral transport medium(VTM) has only one mission - to keep the genetic material in the test sample intact.
View detailsSince the virus itself will quickly lyse in vitro and thus affect the results of subsequent testing, virus transport media are required to preserve...
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