Basic Performance of In Vitro Diagnostic Reagent Products
1. Blank IVD in vitro diagnostic reagentsThe reagent blank can be understood as the value detected when the content of the substance to be tested is the theoretical zero value. The general practice is...
CMA Detection
CMA (Chromosomal Microarray Analysis) is a high-resolution, high-throughput molecular karyotyping technique for detecting copy number variation in human genomic DNA.
Application Prospects of in Vitro Diagnostic Technology
The development of in vitro diagnostic (IVD) technologies has been rapid, spanning from genetic sequencing, SNP screening, point mutation gene diagnosis at the gene level, to the detection of various ...
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Folic Acid Utilization Ability Genetic Detection
The genetic testing for folic acid utilization can understand the body's ability to utilize folic acid from the gene level, and to realize the personalized supplementation of folic acid, thereby preventing occurrence of disease.
Individualized Medication Guidance for Cancer (118 Genes)
This test detects 136 genes, provides the correlation between gene mutations and targeted drugs and chemotherapy drugs based on clinical data, and assists doctors to formulate personalized medication guidance for patients.
Diagnosis of Colorectal Cancer from Three Aspects
Coloretal cancer is a common digestive tract tumor with high malignancy. If it is not detected timely, the patient's condition is usually already in the middle or late stages. There are three main...
Why Do You Need Chromosomal Microarray Analysis?
Chromosomes are genetic material and the carriers of genes. The human body has 23 pairs of chromosomes, with 22 pairs being common to both sexes and called autosomes. The other pair determines sex and...
Y Chromosome Microdeletion Gene Detection
The spermatogenesis disorders caused by genetic factors such as chromosomal abnormalities and gene mutations account for more than 30%, of which the Y chromosome microdeletion is the second largest genetic factor leading to male infertility.