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Feline Plague Virus (FPV) Antigen Test Card (Colloidal Gold Chromatography)
Intended Use
Feline distemper, also known as feline leukopenia or feline
infectious enteritis, referred to as feline plague, is an acute,
high-contact febrile infectious disease caused by feline
parvovirus, which initially manifests as anorexia and depression,
followed by vomiting, diarrhea, and purulent discharge from the
eyes and nose. Vomiting undigested food, followed by a yellowish or
even pink viscous fluid, diarrhea is a bloody, watery stool, and
feces have a special foul odor.
This reagent is used for the qualitative detection of feline
parvovirus in cat feces.
Principle
This kit uses specific antigen-antibody response and colloidal gold
immunochromatography to detect feline parvovirus (FPV) antigens in
cat feces.
After the sample is added to the dosing well, it moves along the
chromatography membrane with the colloidal gold marker, and if the
feline plague virus is present in the sample, it binds to the
colloidal gold marker and the antibody on the detection line (T
line) to show purple red, and if the feline plague virus is not
present in the sample, the detection line (T line) is not produced
by purplish red bands. Regardless of whether the feline plague
virus is present in the sample, a purple-red band appears on the
quality control line (C line).
Specification
1 Test/Kit
Shelf Life
24 Months, keep away from direct sunlight