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Biocard Rotastick Test
MPIN: MP41155
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Labsystems Diagnostic’s Biocard™ Rotastick Test
Biocard™ Rotastick Test is a rapid one step qualitative immunoassay based on the immuno chromatographic sandwich principle.
Use unique combination of highly specific antibodies to accurately detect the rotavirus antigen.
Can be stored at room temperature meaning no need for cold storage, and kits are always ready-to-use.
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Labsystems Diagnostic’s Biocard™ Rotastick Test
Biocard™ Rotastick Test is a rapid one step qualitative immunoassay based on the immuno chromatographic sandwich principle.
Use unique combination of highly specific antibodies to accurately detect the rotavirus antigen.
Can be stored at room temperature meaning no need for cold storage, and kits are always ready-to-use.
Benefits
- Long shelf life of 24 months.
- Positive control included.
- All the accessories for the sampling and testing included.
- CE marked.
Specification
- Biocard™ Rotastick Test (stick, faecal), 20 tests, Cat. 3-006-420.
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