Sansure PCR

Sansure

Polymerase Chain Reaction(PCR)—for in vitro nucleic acid extraction and amplification

Not an all-in-one system

l  Users need to prepare and split reaction reagent before test.

l  After sample processing, users have to take out PCR tube from the reagent carrier tank and centrifuge it before placing it into the amplification module in the workstation.
  1. Prepare and load reaction reagent;
  2. Load sample into PCR 4-tube strip;
  3. Load into reagent carrier tank;
  4. Take out PCR tube;
  5. Cover the tube；
  6. Centrifuge；
  7. Insert the PCR tube into the PCR amplification module;
  8. Amplification and detection.

l  One sample, one single test.

l  Potential reagent waste during reagent preparation.

~20 min

60~80 min

Not applicable

1．Applicable to non-inactivated VTM.

2．Inactivate sample for 30min at 56℃ before use.

High risk of aerosol leakage while transporting and centrifuging samples.

Yes, because it is not an integrated instrument.

Yes

Yes

Four samples each time

Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Nucleic Acid Diagnostic Kit (PCR-Fluorescence Probing)

 

Users need to place tips in Hole H of reagent strip in advance, and pipetting is an open process.