SS-11002 Salmonella and Shigella Nucleic Acid Detection (Fluorescent PCR Method)

Product Information:
Salmonella and Shigella Nucleic Acid Detection (Fluorescent PCR Method)
 
| Product Introduction This kit is used for in vitro qualitative detection of Salmonella and Shigella nucleic acid in fecal samples.
 
| Product Features • Simultaneous detection of Salmonella and Shigella. • Contains internal control and UNG enzyme for full-process contamination monitoring. • Multiplex fluorescent PCR platform with high sensitivity and specificity. • Compatible with fully automated nucleic acid extraction equipment for full automation. • Complete process within 3 hours, saving 90% of the time compared to traditional culture methods.
 
| Product Specifications • Packaging Specifications: 50 tests/box. • Storage Conditions and Shelf Life: Store at -20±5°C, protected from light. Shelf life: 6 months. • Sample Type: Fecal samples.
 
| Disease Information Salmonella (Salmonella) is a Gram-negative intestinal pathogen widely distributed in nature, causing illness in both humans and animals with significant health risks. It consists of 5 subspecies and over 2200 serotypes have been identified, with over 200 found in China. Common types include Salmonella Typhimurium, Salmonella Choleraesuis, and Salmonella Enteritidis, which can cause gastroenteritis, typhoid fever, and septicemia.
 
Shigella (Shigella) is a highly contagious Gram-negative intestinal pathogen, commonly known as dysentery bacillus. Based on biochemical reactions and O antigen structures, Shigella can be divided into Shigella dysenteriae, Shigella flexneri, Shigella boydii, and Shigella sonnei. In developing countries, Shigella flexneri is the leading cause of infectious diarrhea diseases.
 
Application Scenarios and Downstream Customers
Application Scenarios:
Medical Institutions: Hospitals and clinics for rapid diagnosis of gastrointestinal infections caused by Salmonella and Shigella.
Public Health Agencies: For monitoring and controlling outbreaks, quickly identifying and isolating infected individuals to prevent the spread of these bacteria.
Schools and Daycare Centers: For detecting and controlling bacterial infections in kindergartens and schools, protecting children's health.
Nursing Homes and Care Facilities: Protecting the elderly and immunocompromised individuals from infections.
Food Industry: For food safety testing to prevent bacterial infections transmitted through food.
 
Downstream Customers:
Laboratory Personnel in Hospitals and Clinics
Public Health and Epidemic Prevention Workers
Health Management Personnel in Schools and Daycare Centers
Healthcare Staff in Nursing Homes and Care Facilities
Quality Control Personnel in the Food Industry
 
Business Opportunities and Market Potential Analysis
Business Opportunities in Latin America, Arab Countries, and Africa:
Market Demand:
Latin America: High incidence of gastrointestinal infections due to limited sanitary conditions, leading to high demand for rapid and accurate bacterial detection methods.
Arab Countries: Growing healthcare needs driven by a young population and developing medical infrastructure, increasing demand for advanced diagnostic tools.
Africa: Significant public health challenges necessitating rapid and accurate detection methods to manage infectious disease outbreaks effectively.
Market Potential:
Latin America: Government public health initiatives and increasing private hospitals and clinics.
Arab Countries: Strong demand for medical testing equipment due to a high emphasis on health and hygiene.
Africa: Rapid market growth supported by international aid and health organizations, with a focus on improving healthcare infrastructure.
 
Resource and Condition Recommendations for Distributing This Product:
Resource Conditions:
Logistics Network: Reliable cold chain logistics system to ensure product transportation and storage at low temperatures.
Marketing: Effective marketing and promotional strategies to increase product awareness and educate potential customers about the benefits of rapid and accurate bacterial detection.
After-Sales Service: Providing technical support and training to ensure correct product usage and maximize customer satisfaction.
Recommended Conditions:
Infrastructure: Suitable warehousing and distribution capabilities to handle the product's storage and delivery requirements.
Partnerships: Establishing good relationships with local medical institutions, public health departments, and the food industry to facilitate product adoption and market penetration.
Sales Network: Having a wide customer base and sales channels to effectively reach and serve potential customers.
 
Primary Customer Targets:
Medical Institutions: Local hospitals, clinics, and laboratories that require rapid and accurate diagnostic tools for bacterial infections.
Public Health Departments: Local and national public health and epidemic prevention agencies responsible for monitoring and controlling infectious diseases.
Educational and Care Institutions: Schools, daycare centers, and nursing homes that need to implement effective infection control measures.
Food Industry: Companies and laboratories responsible for ensuring food safety through bacterial detection and control.
 
Summary
As distributors in Latin America, Arab countries, and Africa, there are significant market opportunities and potential in distributing the Salmonella and Shigella Nucleic Acid Detection (Fluorescent PCR Method) kit. With reliable logistics, effective marketing, and robust after-sales service conditions, and by establishing partnerships with local medical and public health institutions, this product can be successfully promoted and sold in these regions.