Catalogue · Aquaculture PCR kits · AQ-65

Channel Catfish Virus (CCV) Nucleic Acid Detection Kit (Real-time PCR, lyophilised)
Also called CCV PCR kit · catfish virus PCR test · CCV qPCR test kit
Channel Catfish Virus (CCV) Nucleic Acid Detection Kit (Real-time PCR, lyophilised) is a lyophilised real-time PCR kit for fish pathogen screening in shrimp, prawn and fish farming. The reagents are dried in the tube and are ready after rehydration with the sample extract; storage conditions and shelf life are printed on the kit label and insert.
Specimen: Fish tissue / fry. Supplied as 24T/Box. With the extraction-free sample buffer, the compact real-time PCR analyser in this catalogue gives a result about 50 minutes after sampling, so post-larvae, broodstock, feed and water can be screened before stocking. The kit also runs on standard real-time PCR instruments.
Wholesale and private-label supply to distributors, clinics and laboratories. Quotations within two working days.
Specifications
Catalogue data for this qPCR kit. Registration status and package insert language differ by market; ask for the current version for your country.
| Catalogue number | AQ-65 |
|---|---|
| Product line | Aquaculture PCR kits |
| Method | Lyophilised qPCR |
| Species | Aquaculture |
| Disease group | Fish pathogen |
| Specimen | Fish tissue / fry |
| Pack size | 24T/Box |
| Result | Singular |
Further reading
Where this item sits in the range, and the technical note that explains the method behind it.
Questions about this qPCR kit
Why is the reagent lyophilised?
So that the reaction comes ready in the tube: it is rehydrated with the sample extract and run directly, with no reagents to mix on site. Storage conditions and shelf life are printed on the kit label and insert; ask for the current insert with the quotation.
What samples can be tested?
Post-larvae, broodstock tissue, gill, hepatopancreas, faeces, feed, live feed, water and pond sediment, depending on the pathogen. Extraction-free buffer or the magnetic-bead kit prepares the sample.
Which instrument runs it?
The compact real-time PCR analyser we supply for farm use, or any standard real-time PCR instrument in a laboratory.
