The Horse QPCR Kit is designed for the target-DNA specific detection of horse matter in food and animal feed ingredients. The assay uses a real-time PCR-based protocol with fluoresce-probe to detect target DNA. It can detect as few as 10 copies of the target DNA in a reaction and it exhibits high specificity for horses. No crossreactivity is observed with other animal species. The detection of target DNA confirms ingredient authenticity or prevents food fraud, ethical issues, or health concerns.

Applications:

Detect horse-derived DNA in food and animal feed.

Key Features:

• Highly sensitive and specific authentication of ingredients
• High efficiency: the optimal buffer condition and specific engineered Taq DNA polymerase have increased the efficiency of PCR amplification.
• Streamlined protocol: Just add DNA Template.
• No cross reactivity with other species

Kit Contents:

Name	Volume
2x QPCR Buffer	1.25 mL
Primer-Probe mix	125 µL
Positive Control DNA	25 µL
Negative Control DNA	25 µL

Sufficient reagent for 100 x 25µL

Storage Conditions:

The kit is shipped on ice. All components should be stored at -20°C in a non-frost-free freezer. Shelf life is 12 months after receiving.

Additional information

SIZE	100 Reactions

Data Sheet:

TBS42004__Horse_QPCR_V2_2018

MSDS:

TBS42004_HORSE_QPCR_MSDS_2022

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