GT-Digital Norovirus GI; GII Assay Kit for the QIAcuity® Digital PCR System v1.0
Overview
Highlights
Wastewater surveillance empowers timely and well-informed decisions in response to infectious disease outbreaks or drug abuse within communities.
GT Molecular’s new wastewater pathogen dashboard features nationwide data with an interactive map, enabling trend analysis across regions with up-to-date information.
Learn how to apply best practices in wastewater testing.
Introduction
Wastewater surveillance empowers timely and well-informed decisions in response to infectious disease outbreaks or drug abuse within communities.
GT Molecular’s new wastewater pathogen dashboard features nationwide data with an interactive map, enabling trend analysis across regions with up-to-date information.
Learn how to apply best practices in wastewater testing.
Product Details
Infectious agents and drugs are secreted from our bodies as waste, so wastewater or sewage surveillance enables the detection of disease outbreaks 1 to 2 weeks faster than clinical testing and can even identify infections before individuals develop symptoms.2 Wastewater testing can also identify specific pathogenic variants that may be circulating in the community to better inform vaccine development and distribution. Variant tracking is also helpful in predicting potential healthcare system burden and economic impact.
As a result, wastewater surveillance provides a more convenient and less invasive way to gather data on infectious disease spread. The information obtained through wastewater testing enables a rapid response to an infectious disease outbreak or developing drug crisis, which is crucial to maintain a safe and healthy community.3,4
Application Notes (1)
Resources
- Instructions for Use (IFU)
- Certificate of Analysis (CoA)
- Application Note: Localized norovirus wastewater trends juxtaposed against national, clinical datasets
Quantify Your Target in 3 Easy Steps
Receive kit via overnight shipping within five business days
Extract nucleic acid from your sample using your lab’s preferred method
Perform the PCR assay on your sample using your instrument of choice