H5 Avian Influenza Virus (H5-AIV) Antigen Rapid Detection Card uses rapid immunochromatographic detection technology to detect avian influenza virus antigens in avian trachea and clonal swabs (or feces). After the sample to be tested is added to the sample well, it is moved along the chromatography membrane together with colloidal gold-labeled anti-H5-AIV monoclonal antibody. When the H5-AIV antigen is present in the sample, it binds to the antibody on the detection line and displays a burgundy color. If no H5-AIV antigen is present in the sample, no color response is produced.
Component
1 | quick test card | 40 sets |
2 | Sterile cotton swab | 40 each |
3 | dropper | 40 each |
4 | Sample buffer | 40 bottle |
5 | Disposable sanitary gloves | 1 package |
6 | Manual | 1 Share |
Operation method
1. Use a cotton swab to collect samples from the cloaca (recommended) or trachea. The cotton swab should be inserted into the cloaca or trachea and wiped repeatedly on the inner wall. For young birds, cotton swabs can also be used to directly dip fresh feces.
2. Immediately insert the cotton swab into the test tube containing the sample buffer. Rotate the cotton swab on the wall of the test tube at least 10 times repeatedly, and mix the solution to make the sample dissolve in the solution as much as possible. Squeeze a cotton swab on the wall of the test tube above the liquid surface to make the liquid squeeze out as much as possible and discard the cotton swab.
3. Let stand for 1-2 minutes to allow large particles to settle.
4. Remove the test card from the sealed bag. Place the test card on a flat surface, use a pipette to draw the upper clear liquid from the test tube, and slowly and accurately add 5 drops to the sample well marked with "S".
5. Leave the result at room temperature for 10-15 minutes to judge the result.
