Rapid Fluorescent Malaria Test – UV
€47,40
This improved Cytecs fluorescent based malaria test guarantees to see the parasites inside and outside of the erythrocytes.
Ref: Dg-4001
Quantity: 92 Tests
Application: Fluorescent Microscopy
(Excitation λ=365nm or λ=460nm)
Secure and reliable malaria diagnostic in 2 minutes
The Cytecs Rapid Fluorescent Malaria Test – UV, is a microscopic technique for the detection of a malaria infection. It consist of ready to use microscope slides, which are pre-coated with a fluorescent DNA dye. The DNA dye stains the parasite DNA instantly. A first result could be given after 2 minutes.
The pre-coated reagents on the slides are dry and need not to be cooled.
The advance staining reagent conserves the erythrocytes and a trained microscopist can also identify the Plasmodium ssp. like in Giemsa.
Analyzing the Rapid Fluorescent Malaria Test – UV with the Cytecs MALARIA fluorescence microscope
References:
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- Saad El-Din H Hassan, Abd Elrahium D Haggaz, Ehab B Mohammed-Elhassan, Elfatih M Malik and Ishag Adam Fluorescence microscope (Cyscope®) for malaria diagnosis in pregnant women in Medani Hospital, Sudan Diagnostic Pathology, 2011, 6:88
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- Bernard Nkrumah, Alex Agyekum, Samuel E. K. Acquah, Jürgen May, Egbert Tannich, Norbert Brattig, Samuel Blay Nguah, Heidrun von Thien, Yaw Adu-Sarkodie, and Frank Huenger Comparison of the Novel Partec Rapid Malaria Test to theConventional Giemsa Stain and the Gold StandardReal-Time PCR Journal of Clinical Microbiology, Aug. 2010, p. 2925–2928
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- Meseret Birhanie Comparison of Partec Rapid Malaria Test withConventional Light Microscopy for Diagnosis of Malaria in Northwest Ethiopia Journal of Parasitology Research, Volume 2016, Article ID 3479457, 5 pages http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2016/3479457